A road cycling paradise awaits just west of Bangkok. Over 8 days, ride through Thailand’s rich tapestry of landscapes—explore WW2 memorials, encounter rescued elephants in wildlife sanctuaries, pedal past endless agricultural fields, and finish with breathtaking coastal routes. From rolling hills to palm-fringed beaches, every stage offers a new adventure and a chance to discover the rustic charm and vibrant culture of western Thailand on two wheels.
SpiceRoads CyclingTo the west of Bangkok, you’ll find a road cycling paradise. You’ll ride along rural roads that wind through expansive farmlands, cross gently flowing rivers, skirt lush national parks teeming with untamed rainforests, and climb the Tenasserim Hills before descending to the Gulf of Thailand coast. From remote rural backwaters to the bustling beach town of Hua Hin, this journey is a Thai classic waiting for you!
After a short transfer out of Bangkok, your tour unfolds over three main stages:
Stage 1: Kanchanaburi. Your adventure begins with two easy days of under 70 km, giving your legs a gentle warm-up as you explore Kanchanaburi Province. Here, you’ll visit WW2-era memorials and enjoy the riverside resorts.
Stage 2: The Wild West. Days 3 to 5 are the heart of the tour. You’ll cover 100–130 km each day, riding along rolling hills in Thailand’s western frontier. You’ll spend your days on scenic backcountry roads, explore Thailand’s largest national park, and visit a wildlife sanctuary where rescued elephants roam free.
Stage 3: The Gulf of Thailand Coast. On Day 6, you’ll arrive in Hua Hin, a beloved beach getaway for locals and tourists alike. You’ll stay here for two nights, enjoying a farewell loop along the palm-fringed coast and pineapple-studded hinterlands. The tour concludes with a transfer back to Bangkok.
Hop on your bike and experience this unforgettable ride from Bangkok to Hua Hin, discovering the rustic charm of western Thailand on two wheels!