Hi guys,
I recently traveled Southeast Asia for a year and during that trip I did quite a bit of riding. One of my first tours was the Mae Hong Song Loop which took me about 7 days. I started in Chiang Mai and went clockwise which, in my opinion, is the right thing to do. It was an awesome adventure and I can't thank the guys from GT Rider enough for their map. I bought it in a bookshop in Chiang Mai and it was so helpful.
Looking back, I wish I would have had more time. 7 days was by far not enough. There is so much to see, especially if you venture off the main route.
Anyways, if you guys are interested, check my comprehensive article about it. I posted also a lot of pitctures to give you an idea of what to expect.
http://escapology.eu/2013/01/27/the-mae-hong-song-loop-a-road-trip-through-thailands-remote-north-west/
Thanks again GT Rider for putting all the work into this. Cheers, Philipp from Germany
I recently traveled Southeast Asia for a year and during that trip I did quite a bit of riding. One of my first tours was the Mae Hong Song Loop which took me about 7 days. I started in Chiang Mai and went clockwise which, in my opinion, is the right thing to do. It was an awesome adventure and I can't thank the guys from GT Rider enough for their map. I bought it in a bookshop in Chiang Mai and it was so helpful.
Looking back, I wish I would have had more time. 7 days was by far not enough. There is so much to see, especially if you venture off the main route.
Anyways, if you guys are interested, check my comprehensive article about it. I posted also a lot of pitctures to give you an idea of what to expect.
http://escapology.eu/2013/01/27/the-mae-hong-song-loop-a-road-trip-through-thailands-remote-north-west/
Thanks again GT Rider for putting all the work into this. Cheers, Philipp from Germany