Private Bicycle Tour to Chiang Mai and Thai Cooking Class

The morning will start with a private pickup directly from your hotel by one of our friendly, english speaking guides. From there your tour will begin as we drive up to Umbrella Village and prepare for the start of the tour. This full-day tour will be fully packed with bike rides, hot springs, a cooking class, incredible scenery and much much more! Schedule: 8:00 AM Pick up at your hotel (exact time may vary depending on your location) 9:00 AM Start your 18km bike ride from Umbrella Village though the beautiful countryside of San Kam Phaeng 10:30 AM Enjoy some delicious snacks at a local Thai Temple 11:30 AM Lunch time 1:00 PM Finish the bike ride at San Kam Phaeng Hot Springs and relax in the hot springs 3:00 PM Arrive at the cooking school and learn how to make four different types of Thai food 5:00 PM Enjoy your own home cooked dinner that you will make during your cooking class 6:00 PM Depart and head back to your hotel 7:00 PM Arrive back at your hotel

1. 1

   San Kamphaeng Hot Springs

   2 hours

   Located in the San Kamphaeng district of the Chiang Mai Province is one of the most popular tourist destinations of Chiang Mai, the San Kamphaeng Hot Springs. You should never miss to experience hot springs mineral bath here. The place offers facilities for foot soaking, traditional mineral bath and a mineral swimming pool. Visitors can relax while enjoying the beautiful scenes of nicely-decorated flower gardens and the surrounding green mountains.

2. 2

   Umbrella Village - Bor Sang

   Pass by

   Just outside of Chiang Mai lies the small craft village of Bo Sang, famous for its handmade paper umbrellas whose brilliant designs are mysteriously, magically impervious to rain.It is a monk who discovered umbrella making in Burma and launched it in the village more than a century ago!

3. 3

   San Kamphaeng

   3.5 hours

   Guests will go on a18km bike ride through the beautiful countryside of San Kamphaeng. San Kamphaeng is a haven for crafts lovers. The 18-km stretch of highway that runs through it is home to villages and factories producing pottery, saa paper, lacquerware, paper umbrellas and silk. With so many crafts concentrated in one area, it is one of the best places to watch craftsmen at work. In the afternoon guests will visit a cooking school where they will learn how to make four different types of Thai food

• Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
• Suitable for all physical fitness levels

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.