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“Colors of Chiang Mai” is a 4-5 hour amazing bicycling tour through the southern part of Chiang Mai. The trip starts daily 08:00 AM & 13:00 PM from our office Ban Nai Fun 1, in Chiang Mai.
The route leads to quiet green land roads, passing by the former capital of Lana; with the scene of Wiang Kum Kam showing the temples and ruins dating back hundreds of years. Then take a visit at Chinese temple; the McKean rehabilitation center; a former leper colony; a special school for monks: mostly hill-tribe children; and stop at a small pottery, where a hand- make of different shapes of pottery can be seen.
Riding along the Ping River, you can breathe in the local atmosphere that makes Chiang Mai so special. Then stop at a candy factory to sample some of the delicious candy that Chiang Mai is famous for; visit a local bakery, and watch them make a variety of products by hand. At the market there is the same products back in small traditional shops; and here you’ll have the opportunity to sample some of the most delicious and exotic fruits and other snacks.
During the trip there’s a short rest for every hour, and provide you with drinking water or a soft drink. Halfway through the trip, a small Thai meal (Kao Soy Kai) in a local restaurant is provided.
Bicycles used are all imported, with U.S. design, 24 speeds, front suspension, and are all terrain comfort bikes. Book this trip in advance at your travel agent as availability is limited.
Note: The visit to the school may not be available during school holidays
Note
Excursion starts daily & 13:00 PM
Maximum 8 people per group
What is included:
- A unique and unequalled Chiang Mai cycling experience
- A delicious Thai snack/meal
- Some Thai delicacies along the route
- Bicycle rent
- Guide fee
- Water or soft-drinks during the excursion
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