Top Mandalay Mountain Bike Tours

Experience sunset at U Bein Bridge on a 6-hour cycling tour through Mandalay’s back roads and lively neighborhoods. Pedal along ancient canals that support the city’s agriculture, ride through rural villages and fertile farmland, and trace the atmospheric paths across the ancient imperial capital of Ava. Step onto the elegant U Bein Bridge, and watch Myanmar’s evening sun illuminate the .75-mile (1.2-kilometer), teakwood span.

Set out along back roads on a morning cycling trip from Mandalay, and get a glimpse of Myanmar’s unspoiled countryside and striking landscape. Visit markets and terraced farms on a half-day, guided tour, and watch craftsmen weave bamboo into intricate shapes. Stroll through a vibrant local community, learn about local culture and farming, then visit a traditional tea shop for sweet tea and a taste of Mandalay’s distinctive cuisine. 

The Mandalay Bike 'n Bite Tour is a unique combination. It's an easy bicycle tour on real bamboo bikes and lovely food tasting. A bit of exercise, lots of bites and many stories to tell. You’ll stop and try all the best foods that Mandalay has to offer. From delicious tea shop noodles to sweet cakes. With every stop, you discover a new taste and hear new stories about food, culture and history. You’ll see this enchanting city like few have

Set out along back roads on a morning cycling trip from Mandalay, and get a glimpse of Myanmar’s unspoiled countryside and striking landscape. Visit markets and terraced farms on a half-day, guided tour, and watch craftsmen weave bamboo into intricate shapes. Stroll through a vibrant local community, learn about local culture and farming, then visit a traditional tea shop for sweet tea and a taste of Mandalay’s distinctive cuisine.

Ever wanted to ride a Bamboo Bike? We have that option for you! Ride the Bamboo Bike around town and stop at a few places to eat local food. Enjoy a conversation with our friendly guides. Learn about the food culture in Myanmar.

Mandalay Morning Ride – a tour that can change people’s perceptions of dusty, noisy Mandalay, concentrating as it does on the quieter, leafier streets of the Eastern suburbs. This is an easy morning’s ride, which gives a great chance to learn about the lives of the residents of Myanmar’s second city.