You might not think of Bangkok as a place where you can cycle, but Bangkok Bike Rides have come up with some great daytrips you can do that gets you away from the crazy traffic and into the more rural side of Thailand’s capital
This is really good way to see a wholly different side of Bangkok – BangkokBikeRides.com offer several different day trips where you can get out of the city proper and see the fascinating rural life that still goes on in the capital’s outskirts. Here’s their blurb:
Our amazing cycling tours explore the green areas surrounding the sprawling metropolis of Bangkok where we discover floating markets, pottery villages, local industries, rice fields, vineyards, mountains, klongs and Thai villages. Incredibly, we show you a place in the heart of the city that development has forgotten where a secret world of canals, jungle and Buddhist temples is waiting to be discovered by intrepid cyclists.
Our bike tours depart every day with a minimum of two people. Our guides know the areas like their own backyards, which in some cases they are. We supply all the equipment and will pick you up and drop you off at your hotel in Bangkok.
Bangkok Bike Rides are suitable for families, couples, singles, young, old and anyone that can ride a bicycle. We have daytrips in and around the city as well as overnight tours to Khao Yai National park and Kanchanaburi. We also cater for those looking for some real, technical mountain biking and can create al kinds of tailor made or custom itineraries for groups and individuals.
They offer day trips and overnight trips too, starting from a very reasonable $50 USD. The overnight trips head out into Kanchanaburi (home of the Bridge Over The River Kwai and Tiger Temple, although their tour doesn’t visit the latter) and also as far as the temples of Ayutthaya. More info at BangkokBikeRides.com
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Gooday there from tasmania australia. you have a great site here very informative. i am intending to travel to thialand in september for a couple of weeks. i will be rtravelling with my 17 year old son. we are both robust very adventurous etc. what i am enqiring about is to ask you if you can assisty me with any knowledge on a particular issue. We wish to stay in an environment with orangutans. we are prepared to spend a week or so in this situation. we are prepared to pay any reasonable costs, to asssist with the day to day operations and to put 150 % effort into whatever it is that is needed to be done. i have experience with animals and husbandry as i come from a rural farming background. if you should know of a situation or rehabilitation program i would love to hear from you. maybe if you dont know yourself direct. some other person that you know may be able to help me out. thankyou ver much.
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Mike Diamond -O’Rourke