Thailand · BIKE TOURS IN CHIANG MAI
This is the shortlist to send a friend: 15 bike tours in Chiang Mai worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
Cycle Chiang Mai’s Old City by morning or night, visiting temples, gates, markets, and quiet lanes with a friendly local guide.
“Farm our guide was full of local knowledge and very attentive and safely conscious on the busier roads looking after us well. I learnt a lot about the temples and local knowledge plus the food market was great too.”
Explore Chiang Mai’s Old City by bike, visiting temples, markets, and quiet lanes with snacks, drinks, and an English-speaking guide.
“We did this on our first day in Chiang Mai, it was absolutely amazing! The tour guide we had was so much fun, taught us loads about Chiang Mai, took loads of photos and took us on a really cool route. We saw areas of Chiang Mai we wouldn’t never have seen. Back streets, where all the local food markets were (we had the best coconut we’ve had our whole trip here), he got us some fresh fruit from the market. We had a small group of just 3 of us, which was perfect it felt really personal. He took us down a really beautiful canal and did a little…”
Cycle from Chiang Mai to Lamphun through temples, orchards, rice fields, and villages on a full-day guided bike tour with lunch.
“Great way to see the countryside. Tour guide was knowledgeable, friendly, spoke English well, made the trip fun. He maintained safety for the group. Bikes were fitted for each person. Gave opportunity to taste a variety of fruits freshly picked along the way. Highly recommend this tour.”
Cycle Chiang Mai’s old city by night, visiting temples, gates, quiet lanes, and a local market with snacks on a relaxed private tour.
“Great cycle tour around the city! Our guide Farm was really good! Went down all the little streets that we wouldn’t have even known about! Would recommend!”
Ride Chiang Mai’s paved hill roads by e-bike, visit temples and villages, and enjoy lunch or snacks on a small-group countryside tour.
“This was an amazing experience. the bikes are super cool and easy to use, you can do as little or as much as you like. The guide was fantastic and are Very professional 5star experience. Thank you.”
Review of Chiang Mai’s guided half-day e-bike tour through rice fields, villages, temples, and the Ping River, with pickup and lunch included.
“Fun introduction to e-bikes and an up-close way to see the countryside outside of Chiang Mai. Guide was extremely knowledgeable.”
Review of Chiang Mai’s 3-hour cycling tour, with quiet temples, Warorot Market, local workshops, snacks, lunch, and practical booking tips.
“I LOVED this tour , from Start to finish it was professional,safe and our guides Vivi and Guitar were outstanding Vivi was extremely passionate and very informative Guitar kept us all safe :) 🩷 The tour was very well paced, took us through locations I would not have discovered alone and we enjoyed tasty snacks too The group was super friendly and I highly recommend this to anyone visiting Chang Mai - when I return I will definitely book another tour either this company :)”
Cycle quiet Chiang Mai lanes, rice fields, temples, the Ping River, and Wiang Kum Kam on a relaxed half-day cultural tour.
“Wichan was an excellent guide , we really enjoyed the tour and would thoroughly recommend it !”
Explore Chiang Mai by bike after dark, visiting temples, old city landmarks, and Chiang Mai Gate Market for street food in a small group.
“This was such a fun evening and a unique way to see the city. Our guide Farm was fantastic, he was knowledgeable and professional and was very safety-minded. He went out of his way to share cultural experiences with us during a local festival too.”
Cycle Chiang Mai’s temples, markets, alleys, and local food on a small-group half-day tour with bikes, helmets, snacks, and a guide.
“We went on this tour in the rain, with some streets flooding. Even so, it was one of the best experiences in Thailand. Our guide Vivi was terrific. She taught us a lot about Thai culture, customs, and food. We saw many areas of Chiang Mai that we would have missed otherwise. Highly recommend!”
Ride an e-bike from Chiang Mai to Lamphun through temples, rice fields, villages, and Royal Park Rajapruek with lunch included.
“This was a memorable day. Following our patient guide as we cycled through little side streets that led to a train station where we took a short ride and officially began our journey. Our first stop was a temple. Very beautiful, I wish we had moRead more”
Cycle Chiang Mai’s Lanna countryside on quiet roads, visit a village school, enjoy lunch, and ride with a friendly guide for $59.
“Had meant this to be different from what we used to do in other parts of Thailand. As the boys are in their teens, thought its best to bring them back to nature and appreciate simple things in life. Our guide, Alex is wonderful and reiterated to us to take it easy and make it enjoyable which we did. Truly educational, enriching and spiritual in some ways. Thumbs up!!!”
Cycle from Chiang Mai through rice fields, villages, temples, and orchards with lunch, snacks, drinks, and a friendly local guide.
“We've been on countless bike tours (at least thirty) in various countries around the world. Europe, Latin America, Central America, Southeast Asia... This, however, was the worst experience we've ever had. Thailand Bikes Chiang Mai is run by aRead more”
Cycle 25 km through Chiang Mai temples, markets, crafts, and local neighborhoods with a guide, lunch, and city culture in four hours.
“Our guide, Wit, was excellent. Very informative and gave us so much detail about everything we saw. Our only complaint was that because it was a Sunday some things on the itinerary were closed. Apart from that, we recommend this tour.”
Review of Chiang Mai’s 4-hour bicycle and Northern food tour, with local markets, back streets, practical tips, value, heat concerns, and booking advice.
“Since this was a food and biking tour, I expected that we would bike between spots... I should have asked. It was 100 degrees out and after over an hour with no stop in sight, I had to give up. I am not sure how the rest of the tour went or how the food was because I never made it there. Also the guide was poor at signaling turns, so they were often abrupt and into tiny alleyways.”
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