What's Included - Experienced and friendly fully-licensed local tour guide - Bicycle - Famous local street food by local guide - Include basic medical insurance Starting time: 4:30 PM. Route - Wat Thong Noppakhun - Chee C... More

Enjoy an 8-hour adventure cycling through the South-Eastern part of Chiang Mai to explore Thai culture. You will ride through small communities, meet the locals, see food markets, Buddhist temples and pass by rice fields, vegetabl... More

This Thai Tapas tour by bicycle will give you a great insight into the authentic Thai kitchen. Freshly made specialties from all over the country will amaze you with their many different varieties, flavors and smells.... More

Discover the magic of Bangkok after dark on our night cycling tour. Led by a local guide, pedal through Chinatown's enchanting streets, witnessing the city's serene transformation under dazzling lights. Explore famous sights and... More

Discover the cyclist’s paradise of Bangkok's green lung, Bang Krachao, with its seemingly endless elevated biking paths winding through fertile mangrove forests, small farms, quiet villages and Buddhist temples. Strict zoning an... More

This ride start from Phra Nakhon district to try Michelin noodles then cross the river to Thonburi visit Wat Arun and ride along river banks to visit the old church that situated there for more than 400 years. To see the Chao Phra... More

At night, Bangkok takes on another persona, one filled with life, laughter and light. Our evening cycling tour through one of the capitol’s older parts moves where no car has gone before as you pedal along local temples, communi... More

This route begin with visiting landmarks and the highlight are Phra Saek Kham temple, which is built in Chiangsean style in Lanna period. The next one is the Royal Badge museum, this is the place to keep the royal badge which is v... More

Chiang Mai Sunset Foodie Ride (17KM) As the name already suggests, the Chiang Mai Foodie ride, is all about cycling and stimulating your taste buds. The location Chiang Mai with its wide a wide selection of different typical Tha... More

You can exercise and see the way on a local life with local people - eat and drink local food, juice on the local restuarant - relax your eyes and your ears without another tourist - can make new friend in group or enjoy with you... More

Ko Kret is a small island in the Chao Phraya River, just north of Bangkok, Thailand. It’s known as a settlement of the Mon people, whose famed terracotta is on display in the Kwan Aman Museum. This traditional earthenware is sti... More