Chiang Mai Bike Tour

Reserve a day of your visit to the city and go on a Chiang Mai bike tour. It would begin with a hike up to the Humong Hill Tribe village which is located at an elevation of 1400 metres from the sea surface and is covered with the huge indigenous Mai Yai trees. After having a rejuvenating lunch break, you’d trek a 3 hour route to the final destination of Doi Pui National Park and further to Lake Huay Tung Tao. Then, you should get ready for a thrilling experience as you’re going 4000 feet down the hill on your bike. On your way back to the city you will be mesmerised by the scenic beauty of the Mae Ping Valley.

It’s the most popular bike tour in Chiang Mai that allows you to enjoy the spectacular streets of the Old Town. You’d be able to know more about its local ways with the bike tour, visit idyllic and quiet temples and marvel at ancient architecture. The tour is popular amongst people of different fitness levels because it allows visitors to get a glimpse of the local blacksmith community and let you pass through multiple attractions of the city like the Warorot market. While passing through the markets of the city you could stop by at the souvenir, alleys and small shops to get yourself some gifts.

It’s an interesting variety of Chiang Mai bike tour that allows you to explore the Mae Ngat Valley and farmlands of the countryside by bike. You’d begin the tour early in the morning under the scenic sights of the sunrise and attractions like the Buddhist Ban Den Temple. The temple is the gateway to the valley, and leads to the passage that is surrounded by rice fields. You'd see local farmers working in the fields and later on stop at the local market to savour some cuisines before continuing the journey. When you reach the Mae Taeng Jungle Reserve you could sit down in the kayaks, while kayaking, pay attention to the pleasant singing of the birds.

It is a unique and interesting Chiang Mai cycling tour that allows you to discover the town, its river, countryside, rice fields and several scenic villages on the electric bikes. The thrilling tour would kick off from Nam Phrae, an English-speaking guide would accompany you to ensure a comfortable and safe journey ahead. The Ping River is 35 km away from Nam Phrae, you’d cycle upto the destination and there enjoy the sights of rice fields, orchards, villages, etc. You’d be served snacks or lunch at the end of the spirit rejuvenating tour.

It would be a short but highly exciting Chiang Mai bike tour in which you’d drive upto the Doi Suthep National Park. To dive into the glimpse of the diverse flora at the park you’d hike through Northern Thai highlands, pass through the Hill Tribe village as well as enjoy the sights of the Mae Ping Valley. On your way you would stop at the Queen Summer Palace and continue your way to the magnificent Wat Suthep temple which is at an altitude of 3600 feet. The other attractions that you could cover in the tour are Manhattan Waterfalls and the ancient Wat Pha Lat temple.

Enjoy a serene and calm route over the country roads while passing through the small villages, pleasing sights of open rice fields and appreciating the terracotta art pieces on this typical bike tour. The itinerary of the bike tour in Chiang Mai includes an old temple, local village markets, driving upto the Ping river and visiting a 700 year old Chedi. The tour would be full of locally rich experiences like seeing the oldest people from the village making garlands of paper and textiles, Buddhist ceremonies, mushroom fields, watching the farmers working in their fields, etc.