Well, hello foodie! Are you ready to eat your way through the lovely city of Chiang Mai? Get on your bikes and let&rsquo;s go! We promise tasty treats for everyone &ndash; vegetarians included.

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We first meet at the Grasshopper Shop near Chiang Mai Gate at 4:30pm. It will be an easy bike ride from one delicious food stop to another, navigating small lanes throughout the old city and beyond to hit some of the city&#39;s best-kept dining secrets.&nbsp;

Tha Phae Historic Stop

En route to the old city&rsquo;s eastern gate, we&#39;ll cycle through quaint lanes. Tha Phae gate used to be the entrance through which traders brought their wares into the city. At the beautifully restored monument, learn about the kingdom&rsquo;s legacy...

Three Kings Monument

The iconic Three Kings monument commemorates the city&rsquo;s founding. By this time we should be working up a good appetite for the main dishes up next...

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Lert Ros Restaurant

Tucked away in the old city, this place is not easy to find! Serving locals for over 35 years, you can hardly get a more authentic Lanna experience than at Lert Ros, with its open-air kitchen and barbecue. Your mouth will be watering with anticipation as Red Tilapia, seafood and banana leaf-wrapped minced pork with red curry (Ab-Mhoo) smoke away, complemented by a palate-cleansing Som Tam (papaya salad) and morning glory.

The Swan, Shan Cuisine

The culinary adventure will here take us to Burma, specifically to the Shan hill tribe, with whom the Lanna kingdom has had a long and eventful connection. We&rsquo;ll be venturing outside the old city for this one, if just for the Pickled Tea leaf salad, which tastes like an incredible homemade meal with love.&nbsp;

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Tha Phae Pad Thai

Can we actually pull off a foodie tour in Thailand without pad thai? Find out how this classic become the global standard of Thai cuisine. We&rsquo;ll be sampling the dish in all its different incarnations, from the original &lsquo;Gway Teow Pad Thai&#39; &ndash; Chinese for &lsquo;rice noodles&rsquo; &ndash; to the different variations. Legend has it that during a time of war and floods, Thai Prime Minister Plaek Phibunsongkhram promoted eating noodles to reduce rice consumption, thus Pad Thai was born!

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Thai Desserts

Dive into the vibrant colours of nearly 40 different dessert ingredients, drawing a constant flow of Thais stopping in for a sweet treat.&nbsp;

Warorot Market

Also known as Kad Luang, this market is a must-visit for food lovers with its iconic street food and all kinds of fresh produce. The hustle and bustle here is the best way to experience local culture, as the whole city comes together here to shop, dine, pamper themselves, and more!

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Gallery &amp; Gastro Bar

Finally, we&rsquo;ll conclude the night at this hidden favorite down a quiet soi in the heart of the historical district. This secret garden is all greenery and Khmer sculptures, a verdant oasis under a canopy of leaves. We&rsquo;ll cap off the evening with a refreshing local beer or herbal drink after all that exploring and dining to our heart&rsquo;s content.

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Includes: Bike hire, drinks, snacks, equipment, guide, insurance

Chiang Mai Foodie Bike Tour & Warorot Market – Evening

Feel like doing something before visiting Chiang Mai's famous night market? Why not hop on a bike and get to experience the city's transition from day to night!