Question 1

What's the best tours in Chiang Mai?

Accepted Answer

Half-day hilly E-bike adventure (fully paved roads, GUIDED)

Question 2

What to expect During this tour?

Accepted Answer

On our electric fatbikes you feel less of the Thai heat and feel more comfort on the bumpy roads than with a normal bike. You can also cycle a longer distance with the same effort, and therefore see more. We made a selection of routes all starting from our office in Nam Phrae, about 30 minutes south of Chiang Mai old city center. Free pickup from your hotel to our office and back is included. This is the ultimate chance to discover outer Chiang Mai on an eye-catching and comfortable fat-tire E-bike. Suitable for every age, as long as you are over 150 cm tall. For kids contact us first!  We had customers till over 80 years old, so don't let yourself be put off by the bikes. Our experienced English speaking guides will make sure that your day will be fun, safe and unforgettable! We will provide fat-tire electric bikes, you just have to bring comfortable clothes, sturdy shoes and a good mood.  Distance: 35-40 km by E-bike Stop At: Wat Umong, Chiang Mai and more interesting places Wat Umong, the so called hidden, jungle or forest temple is located about half-way our adventure and is just one stop on our tour. Of course you see more than only Wat Umong, which is the most well known stop on our way. For details of Wat Umong we recommend to read their own description. During this adventure you discover the beautiful, hilly scenery around Chiang Mai and you cycle mainly on paved roads. Let yourself get surprised by the beautiful way to get to Wat Umong and back, including some more interesting stops. This is a great ride through the beautiful, hilly scenery around Chiang Mai. We cycle mainly on paved roads. Focus is on the cycling experience on our E-bikes and seeing interesting places on our way like rice fields, beautiful views and some villages we cross. On our adventure we also pass/visit Wat Phrathat Doi Tham, Wat Ban Pong, Wat Umong, Royal Flora, Wat Ton Kwen.