Chiang Mai E-Bike Tour: Countryside & Rice Paddies
Highlights
- Flat-land e-bike ride through rice paddies
- 4-hour guided route with helmets
- Free hotel transfer from Chiang Mai
- Lunch or snack and bottled water
- Small group capped at 8 riders
- Free cancellation
- Instant confirmation
This flat-land guided e-bike ride runs from the same Nam Phrae operator as the hillier paved-roads route, but covers rural roads and rice-paddy scenery rather than climbs. Pick this one if hills aren’t what you’re after. The 35-40km loop stays mostly flat and paved, on fat-tire e-bikes through rice fields, orchards and villages near the Ping River, with Wat Ton Kwen, an old Lanna-style temple, near the start of the route. Later stops beyond Wat Ton Kwen vary by group interest.
Riders meet at the operator’s office in Nam Phrae, about 30 minutes south of Chiang Mai old city. Free pickup from the hotel to the office and back is included inside the 4-hour window. The FAQ sets a minimum height of 150cm for riders, asks that parents contact the operator first about children, and notes customers into their 80s have completed the ride. Group size is capped at 8.
Food differs by time of day: lunch and bottled water on the morning ride, or a snack/fruit and bottled water on the afternoon ride. Bike, gloves, helmet, private transport and insurance are all included, along with fees and taxes.
Watch out: a sarong to cover shoulders and knees for the temple stop isn’t included, and neither is sun protection. Bring both for a ride that runs mostly under open sky.
- Duration: 4 hours
- Group size: Up to 8
- Includes: E-bike, helmet, gloves, private transport, insurance, lunch or snack + water
- Meeting point: Operator’s office in Nam Phrae, ~30 min south of Chiang Mai old city (free hotel pickup included)
Itinerary
Wat Ton Kwen (Wat Intharawat)
Wat Ton Kwen is an old Lanna style temple located at the beginning of the ride. You see more than Wat Ton Kwen, though, which is the best known stop on the route. For details of Wat Ton Kwen the operator recommends reading the temple's own description. The way there and further includes some more interesting stops. This is a ride through the scenery around Chiang Mai to the Ping River. The route is mostly flat land on paved roads. The focus is on the cycling experience on E-bikes and seeing interesting places on the way, like rice fields and orchards, views, the Ping River and some villages. The ride also passes or visits Wat Ton Kwen, Wat Chang Nam archeological site, Wat Wang Sing Kham, Wat Chaiya Sathan. Distance: 35-40 km
Hang Dong
Severall other, less touristic stops all over the tour area. Stopping times depend on interest of the group.
Included
- Lunch and bottled water (morning ride), snack/fruit and bottled water (afternoon ride)
- Use of bicycle
- Use of gloves
- Private transportation
- Use of helmet
- Insurance
- All Fees and Taxes
Not Included
- Sarong to cover shoulders and knees in temple
- Sun protection
Meeting point & area
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Cancellation
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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