Cycling in Amazing Thailand

To listen to different stories, and write a different page in your life. You will see unique countries full of enthralling destination an incredible heritage, and a captivating culture. Cycle though the clouds in the mountains, pick out the patches of green and the tiny house below, fall in love with the country’s natural beauty, listen to a quiet symphony played by magical waves, share a smile with new friends and drink coconut juice straight from the tree. These are some of the attraction that the amazing kingdom of Thailand has to offer those who take up the challenger of exploring on two wheels its hidden treasures. Your memory may last lifetimes. Diversity of Cycle Routes

One way to discover the amazing wonder of Thailand is by cycling. You can enjoin the full range of attractions that the country offers a distinctive culture idyllic coastlines, rolling hills, colorful hill tribes, and stunning views by a variety of routes. These include rural forest tracks, urban soils, and lanes alongside canals, some easy, other more challenging. The different of Thailand have their own distinctive feature people, food music, dress and stories. Let’s get in the saddle and enjoy the peace, tranquility stunning scenery, and the slower peace of life of some of these beautiful regions this may be the start of one of your most enjoyable and rewarding travel experiences.

North
This is a region of remote forests and mountains, rivers and waterfalls, limestone cliffs, scenic backdrop of swirling mist, and expanses of rice fields some of the best sight in the kingdom. In additional to this stunning scenery, there are many villages of hill tribe communities, such as dacha, Karen, Hmong, Luis, and Mouser. These groups have distinctive lifestyles and heritages that differ from mainstream Thai culture.

Central
This region forms the heart of the kingdom, being a fertile agricultural basin regarded as the rice bowel of the country. It is a region that combines land and water in its many different forms rivers, canals, and sea. It boasts the UNESCO world heritages site of Ayutthaya Historical Park. In the southwest of the region, traditional local lifestyle is well Preserved, illustrated by typical Thai style pavilions, teakwood houses, river side temples, paddleboat, and floating markets.
 
South
This region is endowed with a wealth of natural beauty in the forms of beautiful white, sandy beaches, dramatic coast lines, crystal clear waters, limestone islands, wild jungles, waterfalls, and marine national parks, and a fascinating of people with rich, historical cultural backgrounds. Located on the peninsula between the Andaman Sea and the South China Sea, this region is a true feast o amazing gems of Thailand.

Get under the Skin of Thailand Cycling in amazing Thailand lets you to get off the wellworn tourist track and appreciate rare insights into the country’s unique culture. You will fee the glow of Thais smiles, the openness of Thai hearts, and the warmth of Thai hospitality the “real Thailand” Cycling respects the natural environment and, a the same time, allows the cyclist to respect the social environment by meeting local people on their terms, in their markets, and at their workplaces. You will gain an understanding of the Thai way of life that lets you “get under the skin” of the country and its people.

Cycling in Amazing Thailand Notes. Cycle Travel Services in Thailand Cycle services and professional cycle tour agents are available in Thailand for advice, route information, maps, hire of wide selection of bicycles of different sizes and types, cycle accessories, travel and cycle insurance products, accommodation, and travel and holiday discounts Using reputable travel agents for bicycle touring is strongly advised. Not only have they created a mix of interesting unusual and/or off the beaten track itineraries, and a degree of flexibility and choice, these agents also ensure you enjoyment and security throughout you holiday.

Accommodation includes luxurious seclusion, bed and breakfast arrangements home stay facilities, and/or camping, depending on your personal preference Safe cycling for an important matter Using travel agents is a reliable way of guaranteeing your comfort and safety These agents provide the expertise of professional guides and support vehicle to carry supplies, luggage, spares, tools and appropriate clothing such as raingear. The guides and backup personnel are familiar with emergency services such as police and hospitals en route.
So enjoy the cycling, be safe, and have fun.

Country’s Climate Thailand has a tropical climate. The coolest (and most people believe the best) months for cycling are November to February. It is necessary to take along a warm jumper and/or top during this cool season as nights can be very cold, especially in the mountainous areas of Chiang Mai, Chiang Rai, and Mae Hong Son. March to June is usually the hottest months and temperatures may reach 40 degrees C, with occasional refreshing rainstorms. Light cotton clothing, rain gear, and hats are strongly recommended. The wet season extends from around June to October. Despite the often heavy rain during these months, cycling at this time is fantastic as all the water courses are full and the land is a magnificent green color.

Journey Expectations Cycling in amazing Thailand requires varying degrees of physical ability. Each trip has specific details on types of terrain, cycling conditions, distances covered each day, and altitude profiles. The very nature of cycling involves a clement of the unexpected and, in remote, undeveloped, and or unfamiliar areas, you may not be able to meet expectations that you may satisfy at home. Remotes areas are sometimes unpredictable and itineraries may require alterations. If you want to discover the “real Thailand” by genuinely experiencing the lifestyle, familiarizing yourself with local sites and culture, and meeting the people, it is estimated that you need to spend a minimum of one week in the saddle.

Environment the environment in which cycling occurs is fragile. Please be kind and respectful of every tree, plant, flower, animal, and or bird, young or old.

Some Friendly Advice please:

• Respect local traditions and behavioral expectations – always ask before photographing people and do not enter private homes or holy sites without permission.

• Support local businesses and buy local produce to ensure direct economic benefit to the communities.

• Learn a few words of Thai and speak to the locals – in this way, you make a personal contact that will be readily reciprocated.

• Open your eyes and heart to the rich diversity of life.

This aims at publicizing bike travel activities to both Thai and international tourists. This manual is of A4 size with 32 pages. It includes recommendations to travel by bike, 12 cycling routes and suggested bike tour companies. These routes range from 25 kilometers to 880 kilometers long. The routes contain, for example, real local Thai life at Amphawa, journey back in history in the ancient city of Ayutthaya, explore the beauty of Thai life in the rich agricultural areas of the Central Plains, from the vibrant floating market to the serene beach of
Hua Him, challenge your heart around the mountains of Northern Thailand and exotic ride from the Central Plains to a Southern Paradise.  Tourists or interested persons can collect this manual from the TAT Head Office and 35 local offices around the country or download it from http://www.tourismthailand.org.