2 day:
After trekking up Doi Pui Mnt. through the heart of Suthep National park,
we spend the night at the Hmong hill tribe village where our bikes are waiting for us
for the next day's Downhill ride to Lake Huay Tung Thao.

1 day:
If you are in good shape and happen to be a good rider you can tackle
this challenge in a long 1 day .
After a long lunch break at the Mong Village (1400m elev.) we descent by bike down to Lake Hay Tung Thao.

Our 4 wheel drive transportation takes us to the north west end of Doi Pui Mountain From here we start our lengthy climb up to Doi Pui mtn. The gradual climb brings us to the divide where we drop deep into a highland jungle gully between two mountains. At 3200 feet elevation we notice the tropical forest emerging from the pine woods, with huge banana leaves and plenty of bamboo filtering the light.
Once at the bottom of the gully we begin a long and rewarding uphill back to 3800 feet, some ride, some walk, concentrating and preserving energy on the way to our summit.
We Continue to climbing the road up to the hill tribe village at the end of the forest trail

A short 1 hr drive takes us to the base of 5700 foot high Pakia mountain right next to the famous Doi Chiang Dao mountain range "The last tooth of the Himalayas". This well shaded uphill bike ride to Pakia Summit becomes more and more rewarding as we approach the top with its breath taking views of Doi Chiang Dao. We spend a peace full night in the cool air of Pakia mountain. The following day we cruise one of the many trails down the mountain depending your skill level. This is a truly remarkable experience and is reserved for the fit nature buff.