Sukhothai to Chiang Mai eBike Tour

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  Tour Operator  Pedalers

  Thailand

 8 days (Bike: 6 days)

  416 km  (~69km per day)

 Leisure

 Mostly flat, Quiet roads

Guided

Supported

An 8-day eBike ride linking Sukhothai and Chiang Mai through Thailand's historic heartland, where rice fields, canal towns and ancient ruins unfold at an easy pace.

This eight-day eBike ride links Bangkok and Chiang Mai through Thailand's historic heartland, where broad rice fields, canal country, old kingdoms and market towns unfold on roads so level and easy that the pace never needs to rush. A morning shuttle from Bangkok leads to the 100-year-old Sam Chuk market and its wooden shophouses, before riders follow canals and khlongs to Uthai Thani and a restored former private school turned boutique hotel.

The route then crosses rice paddies and tapioca farms to the karst peaks of Khao Nor and Khao Keaw, where monkey troops gather and an evening bat exodus pours from the caves. Riders join the Mae Ping River to reach Kamphaeng Phet, a vassal kingdom from 700 years ago, with dinner at a long-standing night market eatery, before exploring its forest park temple ruins, a marble carving area and, in season, sugar palm candy making on the way to Sukhothai.

A free day in Sukhothai allows time for an optional guided eBike tour of the Historical Park, the National Museum or simply the pool. The final rides pass rice paddies and forests to the ornate teak temples of Wat Phiphat Mongkhon, then climb gently through the hills past Thoen and Li before a shuttle to Chiang Mai for a farewell riverside dinner and a night in the Old City. Bilingual guides, a support van, spare eBike batteries and family-style Thai meals accompany the group throughout.

Highlights: Farewell riverside dinner and a night in Chiang Mai's Old City

Surface and terrain:
Well-paved, quiet rural roads, often with wide shoulders. Terrain is flat for most of the tour, becoming rolling with some climbs on the final riding day into the hills near Thoen. Daily distances 65-75 km across 6 riding days, plus an optional 20 km on the free day.

Weather:
Best season is October to February, with warm days in the upper 20s to low 30s C and cooler nights. Mornings and evenings in the hills can feel crisp.

Suitable for:
Riders wanting an easy-paced, eBike-assisted journey through Thailand's historic heartland, comfortable with moderate daily distances on flat roads and keen on ancient ruins, markets and rural Thai life.

Tour Information

From

Bangkok

To

Chiang Mai

Cost From

Guided   US$ 2295

Departure(s)

  • 2026: Oct 25-Nov 01, Nov 22-29
  • 2027: Jan 10-17, Feb 14-21, Jun 14-21, Oct 10-17, Nov 14-21, Dec 12-19
  • 2028: Jan 02-09, Jan 03-10, Feb 14-21, Jun 05-12, Nov 06-13, Dec 04-11

Single Supplement

From $450

Group Info

Private departures for groups, friends or family on custom dates

Inclusions

  • Expert bilingual guides
  • Boutique accommodation throughout (Uthai Heritage Resort, The Signature @ Khao No, White Wall Riverfront, Legendha Sukhothai, De Mala Country Club, Phra Singh Village)
  • Most meals, served family-style with local Thai cuisine
  • eBikes (Kaze pedal-assist), with spare batteries carried by the guide team
  • All entrance fees and cultural experiences
  • Support van for baggage and ride breaks
  • Unlimited purified drinking water
  • Airport transfers, plus shuttles from Bangkok to Sam Chuk and from Li to Chiang Mai

Exclusions

  • International flights to Bangkok and from Chiang Mai (a separate domestic flight from Chiang Mai back to Bangkok is suggested as better value)
  • Breakfast on Day 1, and lunch and dinner on the Day 5 free day in Sukhothai

Options

  • Optional guided eBike tour of Sukhothai Historical Park on Day 5 (20 km)

Additional

  • Deposit required: $300 per person
  • Valid passport required (at least 6 months beyond trip end); many nationalities can enter Thailand visa-free for short stays, but all foreign travellers must complete the Thailand Digital Arrival Card
  • Arrive in Bangkok before 7am on Day 1; depart Chiang Mai after 10am on Day 8
  • Thai dishes can be adjusted for spice; bottled or purified water and commercially made ice are used throughout

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