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Home » Reader question » Reader question: Cycling in the Isaan, who has tips?
Reader question: Cycling in the Isaan, who has tips?
Dear readers,
At the end of this year we want to go cycling in Thailand again. We have been there several times and have already visited most of the famous places. Through the Isaan we only drove along the Mekong. This time we want to do a little zigzag there, which we have more than a month to do.
Now we are looking for tips for nice / interesting places / places to visit, in order to map out a route.
Greetings,
José
If you have no problems with climbing I would definitely go to Khao Yai national park.
They have several cycling routes there and it is just beautiful there.
Below is a link in English of one of the routes with clear information.
https://www.routeyou.com/en-th/route/view/1296860/cycle-route/khao-yai-national-park-bicycle-track-1
Thank you Koos, that's already 1!!. I saved it.
Maybe you see something in this.
https://bicyclethailand.com/product/gps-data-files/eastern-northeastern-thailand-gps-data-cycling-routes-waypoints/
A little Isan
2/11/12 1004298 Lat Krabang_Phanom Sarakham Flickr
03/11/12 1004300 Phanom Sarakham_Bang Boribun Flickr
04/11/12 1007319 Bang Boribun_Kabin Buri Flickr
05/11/12 1007320 Kabin Buri_Wang Nam Khiao Flickr
08/11/12 1010423 Wang Nam Khiao_Chaloem Phra Kiat Flickr
09/11/12 1011507 Chaloem Phra Kiat_Phimai Flickr
12/11/12 1016496 Phimai_Ban Hoatumnop Village Flickr
15/11/12 1018915 Ban Hoatumnop Village_Kong Rot Flickr
16/11/12 1019930 Kong Rot_Huai Rat Flickr
19/11/12 1023746 Huai Rat_Bua Khok Flickr
22/11/12 1027796 Bua Khok_Surin Flickr
23/11/12 1028086 Surin_Samut(Prasat) Flickr
25/11/12 1155996 Samut_Surin Flickr
Nature? And not afraid of hill climbers?
The province of Loei and certainly the south of it, there are good resorts and slopes a la the Tour de France. But you can also continue to Nong Bua Lamphu province and then Chaiyaphum. For sleeping space you could consult the Lonely Planet or visit a site for motorcyclists, they often have nice guesthouses in writing.
End of the year; in the hills, expect cold nights and fresh mornings. It can freeze in Loei in December.
https://bicyclethailand.com/buriram-province-invested-70-million-baht-build-bicycle-lane-huay-jorake-mak/
Was in Buriram in November with my parents-in-law and then brought my racing bike from the Netherlands. In 4 weeks we drove 1200 km in the Isaan around Buriram
Also drove on the new bike lane.70km. Cycle path through the beautiful region.
Really recommended,
Thanks Ambiorix, Erik and Eric.
Lots of reading. There's bound to be some fun stuff in there.