Road Cycling Chiang Mai to Bangkok

Spanning the heart of Thailand, the "Road Cycling Chiang Mai to Bangkok" tour is a bucket-list ride for avid cyclists eager to immerse themselves in both the country’s iconic cities and its serene countryside. Over 11 exhilarating days, this guided bicycle adventure takes you from the cultural hub of Chiang Mai to the dynamic metropolis of Bangkok, tracing a 1,000 km route packed with diverse landscapes, storied heritage sites, and authentic local flavors.

Your journey begins in Chiang Mai, where the northern Lanna spirit sets a vibrant tone for the days ahead. Early stages test your mettle with valley-to-valley climbs through Lamphun, Lampang, and Phrae, offering rewarding views and a taste of Thailand's mountainous north. As the tour shifts into the Central Plains, you’ll pedal among the ancient ruins of Sukhothai and Sri Satchanalai—both UNESCO World Heritage Sites—delving into the grandeur of the former Siamese empire. The military stronghold of Kamphaeng Phet further adds to the historical tapestry.

The second half of the tour is a celebration of Thailand’s agricultural heartland. Cycle for five days through endless rice fields, tracing the Chao Phraya River—the “River of Kings”—and absorbing the rhythms of rural life. Stops in Nakhon Sawan and Ayutthaya offer a blend of local interaction and cultural exploration, with the latter’s evocative ruins providing a fitting reminder of the nation’s storied past. The tour concludes with a final ride to the outskirts of Bangkok, followed by a transfer into the city’s urban core.

Perfect for passionate cyclists who crave both challenge and discovery, this road cycling trip stands out for its seamless blend of active adventure and deep cultural immersion. Skip the standard travel routes and embrace a journey where every day brings new landscapes, culinary delights, and historical insights. The unique selling point: a rare opportunity to traverse the full breadth of northern and central Thailand by bike, unlocking hidden corners and living history along every mile.