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The 5 E-Bikes in Thailand That Earn Their Price

5 tours  ·  from $46 a head

The 5 best e-bikes you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.

Half-day E-bike Nam Phrae (hilly, fully paved roads, GUIDED) - From hotel pickup to the first pedal stroke
Cycling Tours, E-Bikes, Guided, Half-Day, Tour Reviews, Tours in Chiang Mai

Half-day E-bike Nam Phrae (hilly, fully paved roads, GUIDED)

1.Half-day E-bike Nam Phrae (hilly, fully paved roads, GUIDED)

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 122 reviews · from $50Our pick

Spend about four hours riding a quality e-bike through the paved countryside south of Chiang Mai. A guide such as Hockey, Oki, Joe, or Pong leads a group of up to eight past rice fields, villages, orchards, and temples. Pickup, helmet, gloves, water, food, insurance, and transport are included.

“Great guide. Excellent way to travel around and through the small villages. Delicious home cooked lunch after the ride. Thank you for a nice morning”

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Half-day E-bike Countryside and rice paddies (flat land, GUIDED) - Wat Ton Kwen begins the cultural side of the ride
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Half-day E-bike Countryside and rice paddies (flat land, GUIDED)

2.Half-day E-bike Countryside and rice paddies (flat land, GUIDED)

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 94 reviews · from $50

Escape central Chiang Mai for a four-hour guided e-bike ride through rice paddies, orchards, villages, and temple sites. You’ll use a fat tire bike on mostly flat paved roads, with guides such as Hockey, Name, or Naem leading the way. Pickup, helmet, gloves, water, and food are included. Expect a small group, photo stops, and lunch after a morning ride.

“Fabulous time. Having never used an E Bike before somewhat unsure about the experience but given detailed instructions. Safety was obviously a priority. All equipment in excellent order. Well planned route, very scenic. Numerous Read more”

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Electric Bike Tour - Talat Noi and Chinatown by back street
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Electric Bike Tour

3.Electric Bike Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.8 · 89 reviews · 4 hours · from $46Best value

Explore Bangkok by easy-to-use electric bike with an English-speaking guide such as Nat, Tony, or Woody. Ride through Talat Noi, Chinatown, the flower market, and quiet Thonburi lanes, stopping at temples, Santa Cruz Church, a Portuguese community, and a turtle sanctuary. Groups are limited to six.

“It was an absolut gorgeous tour - you can experience the busy city from another point of view. The guide was really nice and told us interesting story’s about the points you might have not visited. He was a local grew up in Bangkok! Highly recommended!”

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Chiang Mai Active E-bike Countryside Ride - Lamphun begins with a golden chedi
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Chiang Mai Active E-bike Countryside Ride

4.Chiang Mai Active E-bike Countryside Ride

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 24 reviews · from $75

You’ll take an e-bike by train from Chiang Mai to Lamphun, then pedal through temple grounds, orchards, canals, villages, rice paddies, and forest lanes toward Royal Park Rajapruek. Guides such as An and Tee lead small groups of up to 10, with lunch, snacks, drinks, entrance fees, and a minivan ride back included.

“We took train for first hour of the trip then visited temples and got to see fields and Thai homes. Pleasant and moderately challenging.”

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Full-day E-bike Countryside and Nam Phrae (flat-hilly, GUIDED) - Wat Ton Kwen: a strong opening stop
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Full-day E-bike Countryside and Nam Phrae (flat-hilly, GUIDED)

5.Full-day E-bike Countryside and Nam Phrae (flat-hilly, GUIDED)

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 11 reviews · from $80

Spend about eight hours riding an e-bike through Chiang Mai’s countryside and Nam Phrae with a guide and a group of no more than eight. You’ll visit Wat Ton Kwen, pass rice fields and orchards, follow mostly paved flat roads to the Ping River, stop in Hang Dong and nearby villages, and enjoy lunch, water, hotel pickup, a helmet, gloves, and insurance.

“It was a great experience. The bikes are well maintained and the guide was wonderful. They also prepared a delightful lunch for us”

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