5 Best Cycling Attractions To Pedal To In Bangkok Like Aisha Sharma Did On Her Cycle

The sister duo Neha Sharma and Aisha Sharma have mastered the art of keeping fans on their toes with their social media presence. From fashion to travel, you can always count on the sisters. Both Neha and Aisha are currently enjoying their current vacation in Bangkok. Recently, Aisha shared a snippet from their travel diaries exploring the streets of Bangkok on two wheels. Sharing the pictures on Instagram, she wrote, “Just a girl, her bike, and endless horizons”. If you too are planning for an adventure trip to Bangkok just like them, then we have listed 5 places one can visit on a bike. Check it out.  

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Places To Explore In Bangkok On Bicycle   

1. Ayutthaya  

If you wish to explore this city in Thailand, then the best way is to hire a bicycle and explore the beauty of the place. Ayutthaya Historical Park is amongst the top tourist attractions in this city. Visit the ancient temples of the park while cycling between various sites.  

2. Chiang Mai 

Known for its historic beauty, the old city area of Chiang Mai is ideal for exploration on bicycles. Riding a bike in the quiet lanes will allow you to discover ancient temples, quaint shops and a lot more. One can explore the outside of Chiang Mai to find scenic gardens at Royal Flora Ratchaphruek Park. Grounds at Chiang Mai University and Ang Kaew Reservoir are also a delight to explore by bike.   

3. Ko Yao Noi 

The beautiful island of Ko Yao Noi is an ideal place to explore by bicycle. Ride along the East coastline for epic views of the Hong Islands, rice fields and farmlands. The hilly region of the island can be a bit challenging but can be comfortably explored by bike.  

4. Nong Khai 

The delightful riverside town of Nong Khai in Northeast Thailand is a perfect location for cyclists. A wide trail adjacent to the Mekong River is a treat for cyclists. One of the most impressive attractions of this place, Sala Keoku Sculpture Park can also be visited on two wheels.  

5. Sukhothai 

Planning to visit Sukhothai? Then all you need to do is hire a cycle to explore the Historical Park and surrounding countryside. The temples are spread out over a large area, which can be visited easily. While you are at it don't miss the less-known Si Satchanalai Historical Park nearby. 

Planning a trip to Bangkok on your two-wheeler? Looks like we have got you covered.  

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