Pattaya to Khao Yai National Park

Pattaya - Ride through the picturesque and well-known resort town of Pattaya. This beautiful town features a tranquil sea on one side, numerous stunning resorts on the other, and is surrounded by lush green countryside.

Khao Yai National Park - Our first stop is Thailand’s third-largest National Park, Khao Yai, located about 190 km away through scenic countryside. The park entrance marks the beginning of a great excursion through this long-standing nature preserve, where we can admire its stunning waterfalls, including the 150m-tall Haew Narok. The park is home to a diverse array of wildlife, so don’t be surprised to see elephants, bears, gibbons, hornbills, and many other indigenous species.

Primo Piazza Khao Yai - Palio is a charming shopping center themed around a Tuscan village, offering a unique mix of clothing and gift shops, gourmet snacks, live entertainment, and an eclectic array of independent stores and stalls. The idea was to bring the charm of Tuscany to the heart of Thailand. Both places share a cool, sunny climate and both grow wine, although not to the same distinction. From this connection, the developers of Palio have created something truly unique and unmistakably modern.

Khao Yai to Phetchabun

Si Thep Historical Park - Si Thep Historical Park contains the ruins of ancient Phetchabun, including Si Thep Ancient Town, originally called Mueang Aphai Sali. Believed to have been built during the peak of the ancient Khmer empire, it is no less than 1,000 years old. The historic town is surrounded by a moat and a mound, with ponds and swamps dotting the compound. Attractions include the Information Centers (both old and new), which display ancient remains and rotating exhibits on the history and archaeology of the park. Noteworthy is the Prang Song Phi Nong spire, built during the 11th or 12th century in the Baphuon style of Khmer art during the Angkor Wat period. The Khao Klang Nai Ancient Monument, located in the center of town, was constructed even earlier, between the 6th and 7th centuries.

Wat Pha Sorn Kaew - Perched atop a hill against a backdrop of stunning mountain ranges, Wat Pha Sorn Kaew Temple is one of Thailand’s best-kept secrets and a beautiful work of art. As you approach, you can see five statues of the Buddha, each of a different size, looking majestic among the mountains. The temple is arguably Thailand’s most attractive, featuring a colorful mosaic wall adorned with tiles and ornaments. Surrounded by nature, it is a tranquil location known as a center for meditation. Although there is no public transport to the site, it is easily accessible by private transportation. Entrance is free, but donations are welcome to help maintain this gorgeous place.

Petchabun-Phutabberk-Wat Phra Thart SornKaew-Phitsanulok

Phitsanulok - Phitsanulok is a gem for motorcycle enthusiasts, offering a thrilling blend of history and natural beauty. Riding through the city reveals cultural wonders like Wat Phra Sri Rattana Mahathat, while the journey towards Phu Hin Rong Kla National Park promises winding paths and mountainous terrain. Naresuan Dam provides a scenic pitstop, and the banks of the Nan River offer picturesque routes with glimpses of traditional Thai life. The exploration extends to the mountains of Khao Kho, revealing panoramic vistas and refreshing climates. Phitsanulok, with its rich heritage and diverse landscapes, invites riders to embark on an exhilarating journey of cultural discovery and scenic exploration. Overnight stay in Phitsanulok.

Phisanulok-Sukhothai (UNESCO heritage site original Thailand second city)-Mae Sot (Burmese border town)

Khao Kho - The Khao Kho mountains consist of various small and large mountains in the Phetchabun range, located in Amphoe Khao Kho. Mountain Serdang trees, or “Ton Kho” in Thai, are scattered throughout the mountains, giving them their name. The area features a range of forests, including deciduous, pine, and evergreen forests. The noteworthy Palmae plant, similar to the Asian Palmyra, can sometimes be spotted here, bearing fruits in bunches like betel nuts. Within Khao Kho lies the Haw Memorial, a statue commemorating the militiamen from the Special Forces, Division 93, who fought and lost their lives in Khao Kho.

Mae Sot - Drive to the culturally rich town of Mae Sot, one of the most diverse cities in Thailand. Walking through the streets, you’ll see a fascinating mix of Burmese men in longyi (sarongs), Hmong and Karen women in traditional hill-tribe dress, bearded Muslims, Thai army rangers, and foreign NGO workers. Burmese and Karen are spoken as much as Thai, and shop signs are in Thai, Burmese, and Chinese. Much of the temple architecture is Burmese. Mae Sot has also become a major jade and gem center along the border, with much of the trade controlled by Chinese and Muslim immigrants from Myanmar.

Sukhothai - Sukhothai, the original capital of Thailand and a UNESCO World Heritage site, beckons motorcycle enthusiasts with a ride through the historical heart of the nation. As you navigate the city’s streets, remnants of the ancient kingdom come to life, especially within the Sukhothai Historical Park. Riding through the park, adorned with ancient temples and Buddha statues, transports you back in time. The open roads surrounding Sukhothai offer a unique blend of tranquility and historical richness. The ride towards Si Satchanalai Historical Park reveals more archaeological wonders, providing a scenic backdrop for motorcycle exploration. Beyond the historical sites, Sukhothai’s rural landscapes captivate riders, offering a glimpse into the traditional Thai way of life. The journey along the Yom River provides not only scenic routes but also an opportunity to witness the simplicity and charm of the local communities.

Mae sot heading north on the Thai/Burmese border road- Mae sariang

Mae Sot - After checking out from the hotel, ride along the Burmese border before turning inland to Mae Sariang.

Mae Sariang - The small district town of Mae Sariang is located in a picturesque setting on a largely undeveloped riverside, surrounded by forested hills and paddy-filled valleys. The town still has many old teak buildings, a few Burmese/Shan-style wats, some fine accommodation options, and offers a great glimpse of traditional, small-town Thailand.

Mae Sariang - Mae Hong Son

Salawin National Park - Salween (Salawin) National Park is located in the far west of Mae Sariang district, Mae Hong Son, and encompasses well-preserved forested hills along the slopes of the watershed between the Yuam and Salween Rivers. It’s a large national park of more than 720 square kilometers, created recently by incorporating parts of the already established Salween Wildlife Sanctuary and Lum Nam Khong National Park. It connects to the equally large Mae Yuam Wildlife Sanctuary to the north and is adjacent to the Nam Ngao National Park to the south, creating a vast area of forest and mountains.

Mae Hong Son - Mae Hong Son, a motorcyclist’s haven in Northern Thailand, is known as the “City of Three Mists.” The renowned Mae Hong Son Loop, with its mist-covered valleys and winding roads, promises an exhilarating ride through mountains and remote villages. The city, influenced by Thai and Burmese cultures, boasts temples like Wat Phra That Doi Kong Mu, offering panoramic views. Explore Pang Ung’s serene reservoir and encounter the Long Neck Karen Hill Tribe for cultural insights. Mae Hong Son invites riders to a unique blend of challenging terrains, cultural richness, and the thrill of exploration, promising an unforgettable journey through misty mountains and vibrant traditions.

Mae Hong Son - Pai

Mae Hong Son - Mae Hong Son, a motorcyclist’s haven in Northern Thailand, is known as the “City of Three Mists.” The renowned Mae Hong Son Loop, with its mist-covered valleys and winding roads, promises an exhilarating ride through mountains and remote villages. The city, influenced by Thai and Burmese cultures, boasts temples like Wat Phra That Doi Kong Mu, offering panoramic views. Explore Pang Ung’s serene reservoir and encounter the Long Neck Karen Hill Tribe for cultural insights. Mae Hong Son invites riders to a unique blend of challenging terrains, cultural richness, and the thrill of exploration, promising an unforgettable journey through misty mountains and vibrant traditions.

Pai - Pai, nestled in Northern Thailand’s mountains, is a paradise for motorcyclists. The journey from Chiang Mai reveals scenic twists, showcasing the beauty of the Mae Hong Son range. Pai’s laid-back charm, highlighted on the Walking Street, offers eclectic cafes and boutiques. Surrounding attractions like Pai Canyon and Pam Bok Waterfall provide natural wonders. The Pai River, bamboo rafting, and hot springs add serene respites. In short, Pai is a haven for riders seeking a perfect blend of adventure, culture, and relaxation amid Thailand’s breathtaking landscapes.

Rest Day Pai

Pai - On Day 8 of the 9-day motorcycle tour, riders will enjoy a well-deserved rest day in the charming town of Pai. Known for its relaxed atmosphere, stunning natural scenery, and vibrant arts and music scene, Pai offers plenty to explore. During this rest day, riders can visit the Pai Canyon for breathtaking views, relax in the area’s hot springs and spas, explore the vibrant street markets, art galleries, and coffee shops, and visit the nearby Pai Land Split to see the effects of natural soil erosion and enjoy fresh fruit and homemade snacks.

Pai-Air Diamond Café-Chiang Mai-Tour ends

Chiang Mai - After breakfast at the hotel, your dream ride across Thailand comes to an end. It’s time to say goodbye and take away the memories of a fantastic experience and adventure.

AIR DIAMOND CAFE & HOTEL เชียงใหม่ - On the final day of our “9-Days Motorcycle Tour from Pattaya to Chiang Mai,” riders will embark on a leisurely yet scenic journey from the bohemian town of Pai to the iconic Air Diamond Café in Chiang Mai, marking the grand conclusion of our adventure. Departing from Pai, riders will soak in the laid-back atmosphere and bid farewell to the picturesque landscapes that define this charming town. The route towards Chiang Mai winds through the captivating curves of the Pai Canyon, offering a last glimpse of its breathtaking panoramas. Our final stop at the Air Diamond Café allows riders to savor the spectacular views of the Mae Ping River and the surrounding mountains, creating a perfect backdrop for reflecting on the incredible experiences of the past nine days. As our motorcycle tour culminates in Chiang Mai, riders will carry with them the memories of diverse landscapes, cultural encounters, and the camaraderie forged on this unforgettable journey across Thailand.

• Chase vehicle with spare motorcycle
• Comprehensive third-party liability insurance for motorcycles
• Entrance fees included as per the itinerary
• Complete riding gear provided (Helmet with Bluetooth, Gloves, Jacket, Pants, Boots)
• Meals covered: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
• Professional TAT-licensed tour guide
• Gas for the motorcycle included
• Two complimentary T-shirts from Big Bike Touring Co and Pattaya Off Road

• Alcohol
• Any personal expenses
• Anything else not mentioned in the inclusions
• Motorcycle Health Insurance @ $3/day
• Any Hotel Additional Services

This tour is designed for riders who are looking to explore the mystic culture, exotic Thai food, Picturesque landscapes & mountains and ride along some of the best roads in the world. Riding highlights are the Pai to Chiang Mail route with over 750 curves and changes in elevation. Take a peak into old & new Thailand at Chiang Mai.

You have the option to choose from 5 bikes.
Honda CBR500
Kawasaki Versys 650
Suzuki 650 V Strom
BMW 310 GS
Honda CRF 250

You can upgrade to the bikes for a better superbike experience.
BMW GS R1200 / 1250
BMW GS 800 / 850 / F 800 R
YAMAHA Tenere 1200

For us the safety of our customers is the utmost priority, hence, we give the riding gear complimentary; which included Helmets, Bluetooth, Gloves, Jackets, Pants, Boots and many more. All bikes come with phone holders and a USB charging port.

Our guides have years of experience of riding across Thailand, they are well versed with the roads, terrain, and culture.

‘Pillion rider can book Child option’

• A current valid passport is required on the day of travel
• The itineraries may change as we make improvements to our tours. Our brochures are updated when tour itineraries change or the need arises. We reserves the right to amend the tour route due to road works, weather conditions, or our new research information on routes. No refunds will be given due to any route change.
• Average run time 250-350km a day
• International driving licence required, if you dont have one, contact us.
• If you have a pillion rider, we recommend booking the child option and sharing details with us
• We strongly recommends that all protective clothing be worn. We provides all motorcycle protective gear. If you require any special size clothing it would be preferable to bring the protective clothing with you. In Thailand motorcycle helmets are compulsory; boots, protective clothing, and gloves for riders and passengers are strongly advised

If you cancel at least 6 full day(s) before the scheduled departure time, you will receive a full refund.
If you cancel between 2 and 6 day(s) before the scheduled departure time, you will receive a 50% refund.
If you cancel within 2 day(s) of the scheduled departure, you will receive a 0% refund.