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3 Days 2 Nights
Specific Tour
Unlimited
English, Thai
Tucked into Thailand’s northwest corner, Mae Hong Son province is no longer the off-the-beaten-track frontier it used to be, there’s no better way to take in the breathtaking mountain scenery and region of ethnic minority villages than tackling the 1,864 curves of the Mae Hong Son Loop on a motorbike.
Motorcycles available:
KAWASAKI Versys 650
HONDA CBR 500
HONDA CRF 250
BMW GS 310
Available options at additional cost
BMW GS R1200 – 5000 Bht per day
BMW GS 800 – 2500 Bht per day
Pick-up point: 155 Moo 4, Nong Kwai, Hang Dong, Chiang Mai, Thailand 50230
*Please note that for the tour to run we require a minimum of 4 individual riders.
Tour Calendar 2023
Jun 23 – 13th
Oct 23 – 10th
Nov 23 – 22nd
Dec 23 – 4th, 18th
Start the fresh morning ride out of Chiang Mai town on the easy back road. About 70 km. we will arrived at the foot-hill of the Himalayan mountain range and start to climb up to the Roof of Thailand – Doi Inthanon national park which is the highest point of Thailand. Continue winding road down to Mae Chaem district visit Bo keao pine tree garden research center for a nice coffee in the pine tree garden. In the evening you will arrive at Mae Sa riang district a charming little town near Myanmar border. Mae Sariang represents the westernmost area where Lanna culture and architecture dominated which also well assimilated with Burmese/ Shan. Overnight in Mae Sarieng
In the morning we have a chance to offering food to the monk, Thai Buddhists believe that making merit – good karma – through giving can giving you a luck and good life. After that follow the curved, twisty and switch-back mountain road all the way to Mae Hong Son. Visit the Karen Longneck village which is one of the highlights of this trip. Along the way, there are some viewpoints with beautiful mountain scenery which we need to visit before we get a curve-sick from riding. Our destination of today is Pai, A picturesque town with the scenic Pai River running through the eastern part of town. There are plenty of evening bars and cafes to choose from. Overnight in Pai
Post breakfast we set off to cover approx. 200km to the ancient city of Chiang Mai, lots to see and lots of road to cover today on this fantastic route. Someone could have almost specifically made the roads for touring bikes, the route features a plethora of twists and turns and changes in elevation. Motorcycling “Nirvana” some would say. Our journey will pass through or close to several National Park’s before arriving into the ancient Siamese walled city of Chiang Mai, late afternoon.
Our overnight quality hotel awaits us with a relaxing dinner.
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