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Chiang Mai Paradise Bike Tour
Cycle past rice farms and scenic villages and stop to sample local delicacies
Colors of Chiang Mai: Bicycle Tour
Get to know Chiang Mai's culture and history by bicycle
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Duration: 4h 30mins
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Max group size: 40
Meeting point
Baan Nai Fun 1, 50100, Chiang MaiPlease be at the meeting point approximately 30 minutes before your tour is scheduled to leave.
Take a bicycle trip to the historic settlement of Wiang Kum Kam, founded in 1286 by King Mengrai and serving as the brief capital of the Lanna Empire. Explore age-old temples and ruins that tell stories from centuries past.
Visit the McKean Rehabilitation Center, formerly a secluded leper colony with a fascinating history. Discover the local market, where you can try traditional pastries and exotic snacks. Feel the breeze from the Ping River as you take in the lively atmosphere.
Experience the simplicity of a hill tribe elementary school, where old traditions continue to enrich young minds. Admire the artistic prowess of the ancient Lanna Empire that produced exquisite ceramics, making it the hub of Thailand’s pottery industry.
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