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A Day Trip to Mae Kampong: Chiang Mai’s Misty Coffee Village

Somewhere past the last of Chiang Mai’s suburban sprawl, the road starts climbing and the air changes. That’s Mae Kampong announcing itself before you’ve even seen it — cooler...

What to Do If You Have an Accident on a Rental Scooter in Chiang Mai (And Who Actually Pays)

Video by Arparatchanee In-iem | AA Scooter Rental Most riders never think about this until it’s already happening to them — you’re down, or the other bike is down, standing in the middle...

A Day on the Samoeng Loop: Chiang Mai’s Best Mountain Motorbike Route

Video by Arparatchanee In-iem · AA Scooter Rental Chiang Mai Before You Ride: Bike Size and Documents Check the tires before you leave. Squeeze the brakes. Look at the chain, if it’s got one...

Do You Need an International Driving Permit to Rent a Scooter in Chiang Mai?

Every week, someone walks into a rental shop in Chiang Mai, hands over a passport and a foreign driver’s license, and rides off five minutes later. Most of the time, nothing happens. Then one...

Scooter Trip to Chiang Dao​

Video by Arparatchanee In-iem · AA Scooter Rental Chiang Mai Scooter Trip to Chiang Dao My wife and I set off to Chiang Dao from Chiang mai about 10 am in mid December. We rented a Yamaha Xmax 300cc...

Mae Hong Son Loop

The air is clean, the pace is relaxed, the road quality is excellent and the mountain views are stunning The Mae Hong Son Loop is a famous motorcycle route in Northern Thailand, known for it’s scenic...

Overnight Trip To Pai

The Ride from Chiang Mai to Pai The journey to Pai is about 130 km and takes around 2.5 hours by scooter, however there are plenty of places to stop along the way, so leave more time for that. The...

Exploring Chiang Mai on a Rental Scooter

Introduction Top Reasons to Rent a Scooter? Convenience Scooters are perfect for navigating the narrow streets of Chiang Mai’s Old City. They are easy to park, they also let you enjoy the scenery...

Taking a Bike Trip To Laos

The Form You Will Need Below are the forms you’ll need: one for immigration and two for the customs department. Most of them are in Thai, so you might want to call upon your trusty Google Translate or...