We know. You don’t need to travel to the other part of the world to find the perfect mountain bike trail. Sometimes it can be just a couple of hours drive or, if you’re lucky enough, it might be in your own backyard. Then what makes a mountain bike adventure trip so special? Well, that’s […]
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Day Tripping Along the Mekong River Valley
You don’t need a lot of time for a biking adventure. There are plenty of day trips that can help satisfy the need for a two-wheeled tour, be it through the city or countryside, on or off road. Not all of us can take a week or two, much less four or five days, to […]
Songkran Festival: Just Wet and Wild Fun?
The Thai Buddhist New Year is about making merit, not just mayhem with Super Soakers, which happens anyway. But there are biking adventures to be had as this amazing water festival splashes across the country. What is Songkran? For three days in April, often at the peak of the hot season, the polite and the […]
Top 5 Family Cycle Holidays in Asia
Tired of the usual vacation spots? Looking for a new adventure to share with the entire family? Look no further than SpiceRoads Family Cycle Holidays! Coming up with a family holiday that captures everyone’s attention can be hard. If your family enjoys the outdoors even a little bit, seek one of SpiceRoads’ Family Cycle Holidays […]
A Day Jaunt to the Ancient City of Ayutthaya
by Luca Valsecci Luca talks about his experience riding on SpiceRoads Historic Ayutthaya cycle tour. Ayutthaya, UNESCO World Heritage site, magnificent, cosmopolitan, one of the world’s largest cities by 1700 and capital of the ancient Ayutthaya kingdom, ruled by 35 kings from 1351 to 1767. This must be worth a visit, I told myself whilst […]
Why You Should Choose Thailand for Your Next Cycle Adventure
Michael talks about swapping his Europe cycle adventure with the wonderfully exotic, 40mg culturally rich and mindbogglingly fun cycle tour with SpiceRoads. Asia has always been an interesting and appealing travel destination but when it comes to cycling I have always been a Europhile. Europe, from an America perspective, represented the holy land of cycling. After […]
10 places to cycle in 2016
by Marisa Chicarelli It’s the beginning of another new year, and it’s time to ponder and plan what to do over the upcoming holidays. And I’m sure I’m not the only person who says “I’m going to travel more and check out new places this year.” So for amazing cycling adventures, here are a few […]