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Ride a bike through the enchanting nature of Thailand can be the dreams of millions bicycle lovers.
Amazing Bike Tours company, as its name suggests, arranges wonderful and unforgettable biking tours across Thailand, and among the different opportunities one of the most exciting is the Overnight Bike Tour, a three day experience in Krabi.
Krabi is famous for its lime stone karsts and bikers will be astonished and stunned by the incredible wild-nature surroundings, composed by cliffs, sea and mountains at the same time. Small villages along the way make Krabi a perfect destination for biking.
Bikers enjoy the fabulous Emerald Lake, while riding through on road and off road routes, but at the end of the day, a Jacuzzi massage await for them to totally relax and restore the bikers body.
For guests with a lot of energy, on the last day, there is the possibility to climb up the 1272 steps of the Thai temple stairway to reach this amazing Buddhist Temple and enjoy an incredible panorama from the top of the mountain.
The tours are all inclusive, and an expert guide leads customers, and is more than happy to answer all the questions about Thailand and their Thailand Mountain Bike Tours.
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