Top Asia Mountain Bike Tours

Explore back roads and narrow tracks on a half-day mountain bike tour of Krabi’s countryside. Leave the city behind for small fishing and farming communities, and pedal through tranquil valleys beneath soaring cliffs. Climb into verdant hills and descend along winding single track, pass unspoiled forests home to thriving monkeys and vivid birds, and discover Krabi’s astonishing landscape at your own pace.

Mai Châu is a rural district of Hoa Binh province in the northwestern region of Vietnam. The district is located at about 160 km from Ha Noi. The scenery of Mai Chau attracts many tourists. The Mai Chau area is well known for its stilt houses. The type of stilt houses, or pile dwellings, they construct are called Thai stilt houses and are made of bamboo and timber. These houses are elevated 10-12 feet off the ground in order to avoid water damage and shelter animals from the elements. On this private day trip, explore the natural and cultural wonders of Mai Chau, you will enjoy the breathtaking scenery in the mountain, have a lunch at a local White Thai family on house on stilts, trekking through villages and cycling through paddy fields and different villages in Mai Chau. This trip will take about 8-10 hours from 8:00 am till 5:00 pm and the time could also depend on the road traffic.

Discover Bangkok just as the city starts to come alive on this evening bicycle tour. Cycle around some of the city’s highlights like Chinatown, the Chao Phraya River, around the Grand Palace, and more without the crowds of tourists and the harsh sun. See the entire city light up and glimmer across the water as you peddle past local neighborhoods and discover the nightlife.

Spend three hours exploring Bangkok by bike on this popular tour that puts travelers right up close to the action. Venture down the narrow alleyways of Chinatown. Cruise through markets and backstreets and explore Thonburi with your professional guide who will point out all the highlights and attractions of this dynamic city.

Taste your way about both New and Old Delhi on this half-day, insider’s street food tour, which includes up to ten different local dishes at 6 to 8 food stops, making a full breakfast, lunch, or dinner, depending on the tour timing. Tick off under-the-radar attractions along the way, from a local Gurudwara to CR Park and Nizamuddin.

Get an introduction to the culinary culture of Da Nang during a 5-hour food tour by bicycle. Explore the coastal city with an informative guide, stopping at the Dragon Bridge, China Beach, Marble Mountains and Son Tra Peninsula. You’ll ride a bike to five restaurants and sample 10 local dishes such as rice pancakes, Vietnamese sandwiches (‘banh mi’), Quang-style noodles and barbecued pork.

Combine the sights of Da Nang and Hue on a private full-day tour and learn about Vietnam’s royal Nguyen Dynasty. A personal guide accompanies you by private transport to the Marble Mountains to explore Huyen Khong Cave and a stone cutting village before continuing on to Hue via Hai Van pass. After lunch overlooking the Perfume River, see attractions including the royal tombs and Hue Citadel in the UNESCO-listed Imperial City plus Thien Mu Pagoda (Heavenly Lady Pagoda).

- Go adventure cycling through the lava streams of Bali’s sacred Mount Batur – an active volcano with a beautiful caldera lake - Soak and relax at the natural hot springs rich in volcanic minerals, bringing your body a myriad of health benefits! - Travel with a professional English-speaking tour guide and experienced cycling instructor

Discover the cyclist’s paradise of Bangkok's green lung, Bang Krachao, with its seemingly endless elevated biking paths winding through fertile mangrove forests, small farms, quiet villages and Buddhist temples. Strict zoning and geography have protected its mangrove forests, coconut plantations and gardens from the urban sprawl of Bangkok making it into Bangkok’s Hidden Oasis. Pedal your way through back lanes and alleys to the ferry. Once you and your bicycle are across the Chao Phraya River in Bang Krachao, the real biking pleasure begins. Cycle quiet pathways at a leisurely pace where all you will encounter are birds, a few squirrels and maybe a lizard or two. Park your bike to visit a family at an old betel nut plantation for a snack, then check out a mangrove conservation area before pedaling on through the maze of tree-lined bike paths to a shrine to the Hindu God Ganesh before arriving at a local temple and market

Take an adventure into the wilderness of Bangkok on a visit to the inner city of the oasis of Bang Kra Jao. Best reached by boat, this island is often referred to as the “green lung” of Bangkok and incredibly, has been left untouched by city developers. - Experiencing Bang Kra Jao's nature & community by bicycle - Serene boat ride across Chao Phraya River - A stop by at lush green park & chance to feed the fish - Remarkable adventure into the wilderness of Bangkok - Unique views of wilderness & native culture on your ride

Ko Kret is a small island in the Chao Phraya River, just north of Bangkok, Thailand. It’s known as a settlement of the Mon people, whose famed terracotta is on display in the Kwan Aman Museum. This traditional earthenware is still produced in potteries along the river. On the northeastern tip of the island, Wat Poramai Yikawat is an important Buddhist temple featuring a reclining Buddha and a leaning stupa - Invigorating bicycle ride from Bangkok to Koh Kret Island - Perfect outing to escape the bustling & busy city life - Replenishing local Pad Thai lunch at a riverside restaurant - Passing local villages & expansive paddy fields on the way - Koh Kret is home to craftsmen that are known for their distinctive pottery

The magnificent temples and striking colonial buildings of Luang Prabang provide a picturesque backdrop for a biking tour. On this evening tour, benefit from cooler temperatures, and discover the city at its most atmospheric, as you cycle around Luang Prabang, visit Wat Phon Phao temple, and hop off to explore the lively night market.

Ride back roads and riverside paths on a full-day bicycle trip from Bangkok to Damnoen Saduak floating market, with support from an air-conditioned van. Follow a mellow 20-mile (32-kilometer) route through fields dotted with Buddhist temples, fruit orchards and lush plantations. Explore the iconic market, where vendors heap brilliant fruits and local handicrafts into slender wooden canoes. Step aboard a longtail boat and wind through a tangled maze of canals through local villages, and enjoy lunch at a riverside restaurant before returning to Bangkok.

Pedal through Thailand’s past on a full-day bicycle tour that explores the ancient city of Ayutthaya. Join a guide for a gentle, 15.5-mile (25-kilometer) ride to spectacular ruins, historic sites and the Siamese Kings’ grandiose summer palace, a rambling expanse of elaborate architecture and manicured gardens. Explore quiet roads that flank the Chao Phraya River, pause for lunch at a tranquil riverside restaurant and explore the rural farms and villages that surround the ruined capital of old Siam.

Cycle Bangkok’s back streets on a half-day tour to vibrant neighborhoods, ornate temples and lush enclaves. You’ll explore the city’s hidden side on a 15.5 mile (25 kilometer) ride; start from bustling Sukhumvit road then follow a local guide along tiny canals and narrow alleys. Find a pathway into an undeveloped jungle preserve filled with vivid blooms and fruit trees, pedal through the rambling Sri Nakhon Park, then relax and feed the fish from the shade of a lakeside gazebo.

An 22 km cycling tour through the lovely countryside of Yao Noi island, Phuket's quiet neighbour. Crossing rice paddies, rubber plantations, a fishing village on stilts. Visit a prime example of sustainable farming and catch a long tail boat to a secluded beach for picnic, relaxing and swimming. This day is a mix of nature, culture and fun at the beach. Transfers, lunch, snacks, water and soft drinks included.

An 22 km cycling tour through the lovely countryside of Yao Noi island, Phuket’s quiet neighbor. Crossing rice paddies, rubber plantations, a fishing village on stilts. Visit a prime example of sustainable farming and catch a long tail boat to a secluded beach for picnic, relaxing and swimming. This day is a mix of nature, culture and fun at the beach. Transfers, lunch, snacks, water and soft drinks included.

This Akihabara e-bike tour helps you cover more ground than a walking tour, and introduces you to the exciting world of Anime. Visit a district in Tokyo that’s known for its anime games, manga comics, maid cafes, and electronics shops. A guide teaches you about Japanese Otaku culture as you explore, and you’ll also visit beautiful nature sightseeing spots too, such as parks and shrines.

Cherry blossom season is a magical time to visit Tokyo, but getting between the parks where the trees are blooming can be tiring and time-consuming. This guided e-bike tour lets you conserve energy while zipping around the city—with plenty of breaks to sit under the flowering trees.

Tokyo is at its most atmospheric after dark and a bike tour is a fun way to experience its dazzling illuminations. On this tour, travel even further on an electric bike and stop along the way to enjoy the views, take photos, and snack on local foods. Admire the glittering city skyline along Harumi Wharf, see landmarks like Kachidokibashi Bridge and Tokyo Station, and explore the Ginza and Tsukiji districts.

Evening is a great time to tour Tokyo by bike because the streets are less crowded, and the air is cooler. Check out the Tokyo Skytree, Sensoji Temple, the Nihonbashi neighborhood, and more. This e-bike tour is an easy way to cover a lot of ground, as these bikes are so easy to pedal. You don't need to be super athletic to enjoy riding e-bikes.

Explore Phnom Penh and destinations on the outskirts of Cambodia’s capital city during a 2-day tour that covers sites that many visitors miss. Start with a full-day city tour of attractions such as Independence Monument, the Royal Palace, Silver Pagoda, and Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum (S21). For the second day, head out to Phnom Oudong to view temple ruins and stupas, and meet a family of silver artisans.

Koh Yao Noi (Little Long Island) is a sleepy island still enjoying a slow pace of life located in Phang Nga Bay, only 1 hour’s boat ride away from the international resort island of Phuket. Discover the island's charm as you ride your mountain bike along small island roads through small villages passing rubber plantations and rice paddies.

Explore the Payangan region of Bali, near Ubud, on an ATV (quad bike) tour that takes you past waterfalls, rice fields, caves, and tunnels. Following a guide, you'll have the chance to discover some of the island's most technical terrain and steep hills.