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9-Days Motorcycle Tour from Pattaya to Chiang Mai

Central Thailand Tour
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Duration

9 Days 8 Nights

Tour Type

Specific Tour

Group Size

Unlimited

Languages

English, Thai

Overview

Experience the Best of Thailand on a 9-Day Motorcycle Tour from Pattaya to Chiang Mai with Big Bike Touring Co

The 9-day motorcycle tour from Pattaya to Chiang Mai offered by Big Bike Touring Co. takes riders through an exciting journey across Thailand, passing through some of the most beautiful and scenic locations in the country. The tour features stops at several UNESCO World Heritage Sites, including Khao Yai National Park, Sukhothai, and Wat Phra Thart SornKaew. Additionally, riders will get to experience the local culture and lifestyle of Thailand, taste delicious local food, and witness stunning natural beauty along the way. The company offers top-quality BMW Motorrad bikes, GPS, and riding gear to ensure a safe and comfortable journey for all participants. With professional and experienced guides, this tour promises to be an unforgettable adventure for motorcycle enthusiasts.

Discover the Beauty of Thailand on a 9-Day Motorcycle Tour with Big Bike Touring Co.

Welcome to an exciting 8 Nights, 9 Days motorcycle tour in Thailand starting from Pattaya, operated by the Big Bike Touring Co. As the only BMW Motorrad partner in Thailand, the company provides the best quality riding gear, GPS, and top-maintained bikes to ensure that you have a comfortable and safe journey.

Day 1 of the tour will take you from Pattaya to Pakchong, passing through the UNESCO Khao Yai National Park. Enjoy the lush greenery of the park and the cool breeze as you ride through the winding roads. The experience of riding through the park is nothing short of mesmerizing.

On Day 2, you will head from Pak Chong to Si Thep UNESCO Heritage site and then to Petchabun. You will witness the local culture and lifestyle of the region as you ride through the charming towns.

The third day of the tour will take you from Petchabun to Phutabberk, where you can enjoy the stunning views of the mountains and valleys. You will also visit Wat Phra Thart SornKaew and Phitsanulok, two important landmarks on the roads.

On Day 4, you will ride from Phisanulok to Sukhothai, the UNESCO heritage site of the original Thailand second city, before moving to Mae Sot, a Burmese border town. The ride through the border town is an experience in itself.

Day 5 will take you from Mae Sot, heading north on the Thai/Burmese border road to Mae Sariang. You will enjoy the stunning views of the hills and valleys along the route.

The sixth day of the tour will take you from Mae Sariang to Long Neck Village and then to Pai. You will witness the local culture and lifestyle of the region as you ride through the charming towns.

Day 7 is a rest day in Pai. You can explore the town, relax, and rejuvenate yourself before the final stretch of the tour.

On Day 8, you will ride from Pai to Air Diamond Café, Mae Taman Elephant Adventure, and then to Chiang Mai. You will enjoy the stunning views of the mountains, forests, and valleys along the route.

Throughout the tour, you will also get to experience the local cuisine and delicacies of Thailand. You will get a chance to interact with the locals and learn about their culture and lifestyle. The tour provides a perfect blend of nature, culture, and adventure.

In conclusion, the 8 Nights, 9 Days motorcycle tour in Thailand starting from Pattaya, operated by the Big Bike Touring Co, provides a unique experience to explore the beautiful roads, local culture, local lifestyle, and nature around Thailand. The tour is perfect for adventure enthusiasts who want to explore Thailand on a motorcycle. Book your tour now and get ready for an experience of a lifetime!

Motorcycles available:

Honda CBR500
Kawasaki Versa 650
BMW 310 GS
Honda CRF 250

Available options at addition cost
BMW GS R1200 – 5000 Bht per day
BMW GS 800 – 2500 Bht per day

For us the safety of our customers is the utmost priority, hence, we give the riding gear complimentary; which included Helmets, Bluetooth, Gloves, Jackets, Pants, Boots and many more. All bikes come with phone holders and a USB charging port. Our guides have years of experience of riding across Thailand, they are well versed with the roads, terrain, and culture.

 

    1. The customer is responsible for checking the motorcycle and all accessories for any damage before leaving our location.
    2. It’s the customer’s responsibility to bring the motorcycle and all accessories back to our location in the same condition as when your tour started.
    3. If any damage has been done to the motorcycle and any accessories the customer agrees to pay in full the said damage at 100% estimated cost.
    4. Security deposit detail the list below
    Type of bikes Security deposit
    Kawasaki, Honda, or Suzuki brand CASH DEPOSIT OF USD 1,000
    BMW (F800, 850 GS, R1200GSA, R1250 GS) CASH DEPOSIT OF USD 2,000

     

    5. USD40.00. – per day to cover the bike damages up to USD 3,000. The damages are over USD3,000. – will be the customer’s responsibility.

  1.  DisclaimerBy booking this tour, you with this acknowledge that you’re a competent and fully licensed motorcycle rider. Should the tour guide deem that you do not have the pre-requisite skill set or you’re riding in an unsafe manner that presents a danger to yourself or other road users. You acknowledge the company reserves the right to stop the tour with immediate effect without providing a refund of the same, any motorcycle insurance you have purchased with us will become NULL & VOID

Thailand Motorcycle Tours

Experience the best of Northern Thailand with Big Bike Touring Co’s Thailand motorcycle tours. Explore the stunning landscapes, learn about the rich culture, and indulge in the delicious cuisine of this beautiful country. All tours are led by experienced guides and operated with high-quality BMW Motorrad bikes for your safety and comfort.

Thailand Bike Tours

Big Bike Touring Co’s Thailand bike tours are perfect for those who want to explore the country at their own pace. Choose from a variety of routes and destinations, and ride on your own or with a group of friends. The company provides all the necessary equipment and support, so you can focus on enjoying the ride.

In conclusion, a one-day motorcycle tour from Chiang Mai with Big Bike Touring Co is an excellent way to experience the beauty and culture of Northern Thailand. With stunning views, delicious food, and knowledgeable guides, this adventure is not to be missed. Book your Thailand motorcycle tour or bike tour today and get ready for an unforgettable experience on two wheels.

Big Bike Touring is the official BMW Motorrad Partner in Thailand, we are the original Big Bike Touring operator with offices in Pattaya & Chiang Mai.

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Itinerary

Day 1 - Pattaya to Pakchong Passing through UNESCO khao yai national park
Day 1 - Pattaya to Pakchong  Passing through UNESCO khao yai national park

The first day of the 9-day motorcycle tour from Pattaya to Chiang Mai, passing through the UNESCO Khao Yai National Park, is an exciting and scenic ride that sets the tone for the adventure to come. Riding through this lush green park provides riders with the best of both worlds – beautiful views of mountains and wildlife, along with a thrilling motorcycle experience.

As the tour kicks off from Pattaya, riders will pass through the suburbs of Bangkok and onto the Mitraphap Highway, which leads to the entrance of the Khao Yai National Park. This park is Thailand's third-largest national park and is home to over 50 species of mammals, including elephants, gibbons, and tigers.

Riding through the park, riders will witness the stunning waterfalls, beautiful mountain ranges, and vibrant flora and fauna. The park is also home to several hiking trails that offer amazing views of the surroundings. The UNESCO Khao Yai National Park is a nature lover's paradise and a must-visit for anyone touring Thailand.

After enjoying the scenic ride through the national park, the tour proceeds to Pakchong, a town in the Nakhon Ratchasima province. This town is famous for its local markets and delicious street food. Riders can take a break from the ride and indulge in the local cuisine, which is a mix of Thai and Laotian flavors.

Overall, Day 1 of the motorcycle tour from Pattaya to Chiang Mai is a perfect combination of adventure and cultural experience. The UNESCO Khao Yai National Park provides riders with breathtaking scenery and a chance to witness Thailand's wildlife. The ride to Pakchong gives riders a glimpse into Thailand's local lifestyle and cuisine. It is a day that sets the stage for the adventure to come and creates memories that will last a lifetime.

Day 2 - Pak Chong-Si Thep UNESCO heritage site-Petchabun
Day 2 - Pak Chong-Si Thep UNESCO heritage site-Petchabun

On Day 2 of the 9-day motorcycle tour from Pattaya to Chiang Mai, riders will embark on a journey from Pak Chong to Petchabun, passing through the UNESCO heritage site of Si Thep. The route covers approximately 265 kilometers of picturesque Thai countryside and scenic mountain roads.

The highlight of this route is the visit to Si Thep, an important archaeological site and UNESCO World Heritage Site. Si Thep was once a flourishing ancient city that served as the capital of the Phraya Si Wichai Kingdom during the 11th century. Visitors can explore the ruins of the city's ancient walls, gates, and religious structures, which provide a glimpse into the area's rich cultural history.

Along the way, riders will also have the opportunity to experience the local culture and lifestyle of the region. They can stop at the vibrant local markets, where they can sample delicious Thai street food and buy handmade crafts and souvenirs. They can also visit traditional Thai villages, where they can observe the unique customs and traditions of the local people.

In addition to the cultural experiences, the route also offers stunning natural scenery, with lush green forests, rolling hills, and mountainous landscapes. Riders can take in the breathtaking views as they ride through the winding roads of the Petchabun Mountains.

Overall, Day 2 of the tour offers a perfect mix of cultural immersion, natural beauty, and exciting riding experiences, making it an unforgettable part of the journey from Pattaya to Chiang Mai.

Day 3 - Petchabun-Phutabberk-Wat Phra Thart SornKaew-Phitsanulok
Day 3 - Petchabun-Phutabberk-Wat Phra Thart SornKaew-Phitsanulok

Day 3 of the Pattaya to Chiang Mai motorcycle tour takes riders from Petchabun to Phitsanulok, covering approximately 250 kilometers. This route offers riders stunning natural landscapes, cultural experiences, and important landmarks.

The first stop on this leg of the journey is Phu Tub Berk, a mountain in the Phetchabun province. It is known for its cool temperatures and breathtaking views, making it a popular destination for tourists and locals alike. Riders will experience a sense of tranquility as they ride through the winding mountain roads, surrounded by lush greenery and fresh mountain air.

Next, riders will visit Wat Phra That Sorn Kaew, a stunning temple located on a mountaintop overlooking the surrounding valley. The temple is known for its unique architecture and intricate details, with gold-plated structures and colorful mosaics. It is a spiritual and cultural highlight of the trip, providing riders with a glimpse into Thailand's rich history and traditions.

Finally, the journey ends in Phitsanulok, a city in northern Thailand known for its historical and cultural significance. It is home to several important landmarks, including Wat Phra Si Rattana Mahathat, a temple that houses one of the most revered Buddha images in Thailand. The temple's architecture and design showcase the intricate details and craftsmanship of Thailand's past.

Overall, Day 3 of the Pattaya to Chiang Mai motorcycle tour offers riders a perfect blend of natural beauty and cultural significance, making it a highlight of the journey.

Day 4 - Phisanulok-Sukhothai (UNESCO heritage site original Thailand second city)-Mae Sot (Burmese border town)
Day 4 - Phisanulok-Sukhothai (UNESCO heritage site original Thailand second city)-Mae Sot (Burmese border town)

Day 4 of the 9-day motorcycle tour in Thailand takes riders from Phitsanulok to Mae Sot, passing through the UNESCO heritage site of Sukhothai, the original second city of Thailand. The distance covered on this day is approximately 340 kilometers.

The journey starts with a visit to the historical city of Sukhothai, which was the capital of the Sukhothai Kingdom from the 13th to the 15th century. The city is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site and features several ancient temples and ruins. Riders can explore the ruins on foot and take in the stunning architecture and intricate carvings.

After visiting Sukhothai, the journey continues towards Mae Sot, a border town located on the western edge of Thailand, bordering Myanmar. The town is famous for its bustling markets, cultural diversity, and natural beauty. Mae Sot is home to several hill tribe communities, including the Karen people who are famous for their long necks.

One of the key landmarks on this route is the Mae Sot-Myawaddy Friendship Bridge, which connects Thailand and Myanmar. The bridge offers a stunning view of the Moei River and provides riders with a unique opportunity to experience the cultural exchange that takes place at the border.

The ride from Phitsanulok to Mae Sot takes riders through some of the most picturesque landscapes in Thailand, including dense forests, rolling hills, and winding rivers. Riders will also pass through several small towns and villages, giving them a chance to experience the local way of life and try out the local cuisine.

Overall, Day 4 of the motorcycle tour in Thailand offers riders a chance to explore the rich cultural heritage of Thailand, experience the stunning natural beauty of the region, and take in the unique cultural exchange that takes place at the border with Myanmar.

Day 5 - Mae sot heading north on the Thai/Burmese border road- Mae sariang
Day 5 - Mae sot heading north on the Thai/Burmese border road- Mae sariang

Day 5 of the Pattaya to Chiang Mai motorcycle tour takes riders on an adventure through the remote regions of northern Thailand. Starting in Mae Sot, a small border town located in Tak province, riders head north on the winding Thai/Burmese border road towards Mae Sariang, a picturesque town located in the province of Mae Hong Son.

The journey covers a distance of approximately 190 km and takes riders through some of the most stunning scenery in Thailand. The route follows the scenic valleys and hills of the region, passing through remote villages and towns along the way. The ride is challenging but rewarding, with plenty of opportunities to stop and take in the breathtaking views.

One of the highlights of this leg of the journey is the chance to experience the unique cultures and traditions of the local hill tribes. The region is home to a variety of ethnic groups, each with their own distinct customs and ways of life. Riders can stop in local villages along the way to learn about the traditions of the Karen, Hmong, and Lisu tribes, among others.

Another important landmark on this route is the Mae Hong Son Loop, a famous motorcycle route that takes riders through the heart of northern Thailand. The loop covers a distance of over 600 km and takes riders through some of the most beautiful and remote regions of the country.

Overall, day 5 of the Pattaya to Chiang Mai motorcycle tour is an unforgettable journey through the stunning landscapes and cultures of northern Thailand. With its challenging roads, breathtaking scenery, and unique cultural experiences, it's a day that riders will never forget.

Day 6 - Mae Sariang- Long Neck Village- Pai
Day 6  - Mae Sariang- Long Neck Village- Pai

On Day 6 of the 8 Nights, 9 Days motorcycle tour in Thailand, riders will travel from Mae Sariang to Pai, covering a distance of approximately 160 kilometers. The journey will take them through some of the most scenic and picturesque landscapes in the region.

One of the highlights of this route is the opportunity to visit the Long Neck Village. This village is home to the Karen tribe, also known as the "Long Neck" tribe, due to the distinctive brass coils they wear around their necks. The tradition of wearing these coils dates back centuries and is considered a symbol of beauty and status within the tribe. Visitors can observe the tribe's daily life, learn about their customs and traditions, and even purchase handmade crafts from the villagers.

Another attraction on this route is Pai, a small town located in the mountains of northern Thailand. The town is known for its laid-back atmosphere, scenic beauty, and vibrant arts and music scene. Riders can explore the town's many street markets, art galleries, and music venues, or simply relax and soak in the tranquil surroundings.

In addition to cultural experiences, riders on this route will also encounter winding roads, lush forests, and stunning mountain views, making for an exhilarating and memorable ride.

Day 7 - Rest Day Pai
Day 7 - Rest Day Pai

On Day 7 of the 9-day motorcycle tour, riders will have a well-deserved rest day in the charming town of Pai. Pai is a small town located in the mountains of northern Thailand, known for its relaxed atmosphere, stunning natural scenery, and vibrant arts and music scene.

During this rest day, riders can take some time to explore the town, its surrounding area and cultural attractions, and enjoy some of the unique experiences it has to offer, including:

Visiting the Pai Canyon, a breathtaking natural wonder with stunning views of the surrounding landscape.
Relaxing in one of the many hot springs and spas in the area.
Exploring the vibrant street markets, art galleries, and coffee shops that make up Pai's unique arts and culture scene.
Visiting the nearby Pai Land Split, where visitors can see firsthand the effects of natural soil erosion and enjoy fresh fruit and homemade snacks.
Taking a leisurely ride on a bicycle or motorbike to explore the surrounding countryside and visit nearby villages.
Overall, Day 7 in Pai provides riders with a chance to relax and recharge before the final leg of the tour, while also experiencing some of the unique culture and natural beauty that makes northern Thailand such a popular destination for motorcycle touring.

Day 8 - Pai-Air Diamond Café-Mae Taman Elephant adventure-Chiang Mai
Day 8 - Pai-Air Diamond Café-Mae Taman Elephant adventure-Chiang Mai

Day 8 of the motorcycle journey takes riders from Pai to Chiang Mai, with a stop at the Air Diamond Café and the Mae Taman Elephant Adventure along the way. The total distance covered is approximately 150 kilometers.

Starting off from Pai, riders can explore the small town and take in its beautiful scenery before hitting the road towards Chiang Mai. One of the must-visit places along the route is the Air Diamond Café, located in the middle of the mountains. The café offers stunning views of the surrounding area, making it a perfect pit-stop for a refreshing cup of coffee or tea.

Next up is the Mae Taman Elephant Adventure, located in the beautiful Mae Taeng valley. The elephant camp offers visitors the opportunity to interact with elephants in a responsible and sustainable way. Visitors can feed, bathe and even ride the elephants, all while learning about their history and conservation efforts.

The journey ends in Chiang Mai, the largest city in Northern Thailand, known for its rich cultural heritage and famous night markets. Visitors can explore the city's many temples, indulge in local delicacies, and experience the bustling energy of the night markets.

Overall, Day 8 offers a mix of natural beauty, cultural experiences, and opportunities to engage with local wildlife, making it a perfect addition to any motorcycle adventure in Thailand.

Day 9 - Do Internon highest point of Thailand , End of Tour
Day 9 - Do Internon highest point of Thailand , End of Tour

Day 9 of this tour takes riders to Doi Inthanon, the highest point in Thailand at an altitude of 2,565 meters above sea level. This mountain is part of Doi Inthanon National Park and offers breathtaking views of the surrounding valleys, lush forests, and waterfalls. Along the way, riders can stop at various scenic spots, including the Wachirathan Waterfall and Sirithan Waterfall, to take in the natural beauty.

As riders ascend to the top of Doi Inthanon, they will encounter a cooler climate and see stunning flora, including rhododendrons and wild orchids. At the summit, there are two chedis or pagodas, built to commemorate the 60th birthdays of King Bhumibol Adulyadej and Queen Sirikit. The architecture of the chedis is a fusion of traditional Thai and modern styles, making them unique and stunning.

In addition to the natural and architectural beauty of Doi Inthanon, riders can also learn about the local Karen hill tribe culture, as many Karen villages are located around the mountain. Visitors can interact with the villagers, learn about their way of life, and purchase traditional handicrafts.

The total distance from Chiang Mai to Doi Inthanon and back is approximately 200 km, making it a challenging but rewarding ride for motorcyclists. The ride is filled with twists and turns, steep inclines, and beautiful scenery, making it a must-do for any adventure-seeking rider.

Overall, this nine-day tour takes riders through some of Thailand's most beautiful and culturally rich regions, providing an unforgettable experience of the country's natural wonders and diverse traditions.

Included/Excluded

  • Motorcycle
  • Gas
  • Breakfast
  • Lunch
  • Dinner
  • Soft Drinks
  • Carefully selected Hotel 3/4 Stars
  • All Riding gear (Helmets Bluetooth, Gloves, Jackets, Pants, Boots)
  • Third party liability insurance for motorcycles
  • Tour Guide, TAT licensed
  • Chase vehicle with spare Motorcycle
  • 2 Free T-shirt (Big Bike Touring Co and Pattaya off Road)
  • Airport Services Pickup/Return for Groups 4 or more
  • All entrance fees to Historic Sites and National Parks
  • TAT insurance
  • All services not mentioned as included
  • Any Hotel Additional Services
  • Motorcycle Health Insurance @ $3/day
  • Alcohol
  • Airfare
  • Visa

Durations

9 Days

Tour's Location

Central Thailand Tour

FAQs

Do I have health insurance while on tour?
Our motorcycles are fully covered by third party insurance, however we strongly recommend that you have your own health insurance in place before you arrive in Thailand. Make sure it covers you for Motorbike riding activities.
Do I need an International driving license?
Yes, you must have obtained your own country’s International driving license before your tour begins.
Do I have my own room or do I have to share?
You do not have to share, every rider has their own private room.
Can I bring my partner on tour?
Yes, of course, obviously there will be additional fees.
What happens if my bike breaks down on tour?
Our following support/recovery truck carries a spare bike so you will be swiftly back on the road.
How much luggage shall I bring?
When touring it is always best to travel as light as possible, we have 40 litre waterproof bags which stay on our support truck on extensive tours. All bikes have side panniers for additional storage.
When should we arrive before the tour begins?
If you’re flying from overseas, we suggest you arrive a few days before the tour to help you shake off any ill effects of jet lag.
What kind of food should we expect on the tour?
They serve breakfast at the hotel and this normally comprises several options. Lunch is a light roadside lunch, for dinner options we always endeavor to find a restaurant that offers both Thai and International cuisine.
When riding, do you have to follow the tour guide?
Yes, this is mandatory on our tours, for safety and time keeping. We operate a lead and last policy, each rider will take turns to be the ‘sweeper’ bike at the rear of the pack and notify the lead guide bike of any problems/issues.

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Johnny

I could tell from the...

I could tell from the moment I opened 8 Days Thailand's website that this was a company with extensive knowledge of motorbiking tours in Asia. The site made it easy for me to research every possible route and country, as well as find all the information about accommodation included on each tour. I knew they were a great choice again when I planned another one just recently.

Michael

I'm always looking for...

I'm always looking for new opportunities to experience the world. I've been motorbike touring in over 9 countries and have an extensive knowledge of different forms of transportation. When my friend told me about 8 Days Thailand, it was a no-brainer that we would be booking this trip together! The website provides all necessary information from itineraries to safety tips and even has recommendations on what you should pack - not many other travel companies offer such complete services!

Philip

I was looking for a...

I was looking for a trip that would introduce me to the Thai culture, not just the tourist sites. I wanted to discover everyday life of the people I would be riding with. This trip was exactly what I was looking for. It was an amazing experience! Rising the Suzuki was super cool and our guide opening the roads was driving really well and safe. Recommended.

Bobby

I will start by saying...

I will start by saying I am a big fan of motorbiking and have been on over 17 tours in the last 10 years from Europe to Asia and South America. I was planning this trip for a year and a half, researching every possible route and multiple countries until I came across 8 Days Thailand. The website was well presented, complete with all the information anyone would need however I was sceptical because the price tag was about half of what other tour companies were offering.
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Louis

I never imagined that...

I never imagined that an 8 day trip could feel like a 2 week holiday! But the team manager war right. The region is so diverse and beautiful, it has everything you could ever want to see in Thailand.

Dylan

I have been on a 250cc...

I have been on a 250cc tour of Thailand with my girlfriend on the back for the last month. I will tell you, we have seen so many new places and experiences, never would we have been able to see all of this without your tours. We are very grateful to you and your team for making this happen for us!!!

Elijah

It is hard to decide

It is hard to decide what our favorite part of our trip was, for some was the BMW gs, for some was the Kawasaki, but for me it would have to be the long ride from Pai to Chiang Mai. It was a long day in the saddle, and the scenery was beautiful. Also I really enjoyed our night in Chiang Mai and our day out at Khao Yai National Park. We saw a lot of wildlife including many different species of birds, monkeys.
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Russell

When I think of Thailand...

When I think of Thailand, [[Chiang Mai]] is where I want to be. It has a laid back feel, and the people are some of the friendliest I've ever met. There's a reason that [[Chiang Mai]] is nicknamed 'the Rose of the North'.

Vincent

I couldn’t resist the urge...

I couldn’t resist the urge to jump on a motorcycle and take off into Thailand. The feeling of driving through unknown territory was exhilarating as I saw things that were not in any guide books or maps! And then there is everything else you see: stunning views, other motorcyclists with their own unique style, small villages without tourists, etc. The best parts for me were Phu Tub Berk and the famous Mae Hong Son Loop

Eugene

I had always wanted to...

I had always wanted to go on a motorcycle trip before. I was never able to find the right opportunity until my best friend invited me over for dinner and said he knew just where we should ride! The first stop of our journey took us through winding roads that led into an area with stunning scenery and unknown corners. It's like seeing Thailand from behind-the-scenes or as if you were there in person, having all your senses engaged at once without any distractions. We kept riding past villages, rice paddies dotting every inch of land imaginable; it felt surreal how quickly everything changed after crossing one border but familiar enough so that we didn't feel out place among locals who smiled back at us when they saw what must have been excitement written across
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Anthony J.

I have been on some...

I have been on some long motorcycle trips before but none like this. It was the best ride of my life and I am not exaggerating! This scenery is stunning, something that will blow your mind every second you see it. And when we found out about a part of Thailand no one else knew about - well let's just say there are still goosebumps running up and down my spine as I write this now because all these feelings haven't faded yet! The best thing? Well, how does seeing everything unseen sound to you? That's exactly what happening here so think again if someone told you they saw more than me in their travel guide books...
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Randy

I have been on some long

I have been on some long motorcycle trips before but none like this. It was the best ride of my life. The scenery was stunning and I felt as though I had just discovered a part of Thailand that no one else knew about! The best thing about the trip is that you get to see all the things that are not usually included in the normal guide books.

Jason Z.

We rode over to Chiang Mai...

We rode over to Chiang Mai and Pai. I loved Chiang Mai. The people are so nice there. We ate at this little restaurant and the owner told us about the bike event that happened in May every year called the "Moon Festival". It was very cool, it was a party, with live music, fireworks, and tons of food. We will be back again.

John

We had an amazing time...

We had an amazing time in Thailand! The 8 days long way round Chiang Mai was a great way to experience the north eastern part of Thailand. We loved the variety of cultural experiences, from Pai (where we met some dear friends) to Chiang Mai, and the riding experiences were pretty awesome too.

Paul and Mark

This is an absolutely fantastic...

This is an absolutely fantastic experience of riding from Pai to Chiang Mai and I have no hesitation in recommending it as a must read for any motorcycling adventure enthusiast.
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