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We meet at the hotel at 14:00 (2 PM) after your arrival in Chiang Mai for check in and tour briefing. Then we will go to pick up your bike in walking distance nearby. You will enjoy a one-night stay at a comfortable local hotel. During your evening there, you will have the opportunity to choose a variety of excellent restaurants and bars within walking distance from your accommodation, allowing you to experience the vibrant local nightlife and culinary scene.

We will start by riding towards Fang, then onto Route 109 towards Chiang Rai, where we can test our skills on the winding roads. Before reaching Chiang Rai, we’ll visit the famous “White Temple.” In the evening, we’ll enjoy ourselves at a restaurant and bar, and we’ll take a glance at the renowned “Clock Tower,” located in the center of the city.

We will start our journey by riding up to Mae Sai, the northernmost town in Thailand that borders Myanmar. We’ll stop for a coffee and look at the border acticity before continuing our ride along the Mekong River towards the Golden Triangle. After exploring the Golden Triangle, we will head along the Mekong River through Paradise Road and into Chiang Khong where we’ll stay right by the river. We’ll relax at the hotel before enjoying a delicious dinner in the evening. It will be a short and pleasant riding day.

On this day, we’ll have even more twists and turns to enjoy. We’ll start by riding to the mountains of “Phu Chi Fha” on some of Thailand’s best roads, then onto the famous Route 1148, which has been named one of the world’s best motorcycle routes. We’ll ride through enchanting jungle and mountainous regions, passing through several national parks along the way. In the afternoon, we’ll arrive in Nan, where we can take a refreshing dip oin the pool and then explore the town for a meal.

Today you can rest by the pool, experience the city of Nan, or you can join us for a 200 km loop with some of the best riding roads there is. We recommend you to go with us.

We will start our journey from Nan on “regular” roads until we reach Si Nan National Park, where the curves begin again in beautiful surroundings. We’ll pass through a few national parks today as well, and we’ll cross the Sirikit Dam. We’ll be staying in Uttaradit, which is a fairly large city. After our arrival, we’ll relax by the pool with a cold drink.

We’ll return to some “regular” roads, but we will still enjoy some twists and turns today. We’ll pass through small towns and beautiful mountain passes. After we pass through the town of Donsai, we’ll drive all the way up to the Laotian border and visit the Chiang Khan Skywalk, where we can gaze out over the Mekong River and across to Laos. From there, it’s a straight route down to Loei. In the evening, we’ll visit a local biker bar.

We’ll start our journey from Loei on a bit of “highway” before turning off and heading back into the mountains. We’ll visit a place called Phu Tubberk, which is located at 1,768 meters, so it might get a bit chilly—make sure to have an extra jacket ready. We’ll take the same route back and head out onto Route 12. If we have time, we’ll make a few interesting stops along the way. Route 12 is a main highway but delightful to drive. We’ll explore what Phitsanulok has to offer in the afternoon and evening.

We’ll start the day on the main road to Sukhothai. We’ll stop to visit the Sukhothai Historical Park, which features ancient ruins dating back to the 13th and 14th centuries. After that, we’ll leave the main road and drive through agricultural areas on lovely roads, where the curves will be a bit more relaxed today. We’ll also pass through Doi Chong National Park and we will be staying in the rural town of Chom Thong in nice bungalows.

Today, we’ll head up to Thailand’s highest mountain, Doi Inthanon, which stands at 2,565 meters. We’ll ride to the summit, stopping at several places along the way. We’ll visit a cozy spot to enjoy lunch. It can get chilly at the top, so be sure to bring warm clothing.

Today, we’ll encounter many agricultural areas and traverse another part of Doi Chong National Park, where we’ll return to the winding roads we’ve experienced before, though not as intense. We’ll also spend 100 kilometers on highways, for some easy relaxing riding. We will get back onto Route 12 towards Mae Sot, a town located right by the Burmese border.

We’ll start the day by riding along the border to Myanmar, where many refugee camps are located, housing immigrants from Myanmar/Burma. We’ll stop to look around and take photos. Then, we’ll head back into the mountains on the familiar winding roads from the first part of our journey. We’ll stop at several locations to take more pictures. We’ll be staying in the town of Mae Sariang, which is also located near the Burmese border.

Now we’re truly back on winding roads with beautiful scenery again. It will be a short riding day in terms of distance, as we’ll visit Huay Pa Keng Long Neck Village just before Mae Hong Son. Getting there will take some time since we need to take a boat to reach the village. We will also visit view points and a lot of other interesting sites today.

We’ll drive to Pai on a notably mega-twisty road. Along the way, we’ll stop in small villages to enjoy a cup of coffee and do some sightseeing. We’ll also visit Lod Cave, where we can take a boat through the caves. The roads to Pai are incredible again, and we’ll be staying in Pai for two nights, experience the “hippie-city” of the Northern Thailand.

Pai is an old “hippie town” full of life. We’ll be staying right on “Walking Street,” surrounded by numerous bars and restaurants. It’s a great place to relax and enjoy, with plenty of activities to explore in Pai itself.

Today is our last riding day towards Chiang Mai, and we’ll enjoy a fantastic finish with beautiful twisty roads and scenery. We’ll return the motorcycles and relax with a cold beer by the pool, celebrating the end of a wonderful journey. Of course, we’ll also have a farewell dinner in the evening for those of you that choose to stay.