Motorbiking

A great way to explore northern Thailand. One good day trip out of Chiang Mai is up and over Doi Suthep, which will take you up to Wat Phrathat Doi Suthep, and beyond the mountain to the reservoir. A perennial favourite among bicyclists and motorcyclists is the Samoeng Loop, a 100 km circuit into the mountains and back to Chiang Mai. Likewise the Mae Hong Son Loop is also popular with people, but it will take at least a week. For inexperienced drivers, some companies offer special tours.

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