Once Upon a Thailand. A Pedal Mafia Production

Northern Thailand is emerging as a premier cycling destination in Southeast Asia, a region where the chaos of city life dissolves into tranquil mountain roads and the frantic pace slows to a simpler rhythm.
Trading cocktails for coffee and sandy beaches for peaks, Alina (@cliipedinandfree) and Shane, one of Pedal Mafia's team members, ventured into the uncharted terrain surrounding Chiang Mai.
Their 500+ kilometre journey left them with more than breathtaking landscapes, local cuisine, and challenging climbs. It became a transformative experience, teaching lessons in resilience, offering a renewed outlook on life, and fostering a profound appreciation for the locals' cherished way of living.
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[@clippedinandfree]

It was an incredible trip! I’ve loved every second of it. Thank you Thailand, thank you Shane and thanks Pedal Mafia for your support 💛

[@l3dn1tv9]

I am following you from Iraq. I hope to visit Iraq. All the best to you. I love you.❤

[@FrankLee-m7y]

Love the new look!

[@samjenkins9567]

Fun video! What a diverse soundtrack.
I did the MHS loop a couple days after y'all. Cool to see some of the same vistas/hills/hotels. Sawadee Krub!

[@jirojvasuhiran918]

Very like it Krupp

[@kamolhengkiatisak1527]

Mit Khun Yuam hotel seems to be a favorite place for cyclists. I stayed there 24 years ago when I did my Mae Hong Son loop with my friend. In those days, there were no cafe along the route at all.

[@michaelfreeburn-ku5vf]

was in Chiang Mai a few months back, no cycling as my wife doesn't cycle but good roads and plenty of cyclists about

[@KristianOleRoerbye]

My hood