Lopburi River Bicycle Track 2

This 95+K bicycle tour has been designed to bring you from Sing Buri to Ayutthaya along the left bank of the Lopburi River. The Lopburi River, borrowing its name from the ancient city of Lopburi, is one of the three tributaries of the Chao Phraya River. The waterway runs through the shallow alluvial plain created by the deposition of sediment by the main river over a long period of time. The Lop Buri River leaps through Sing Buri, Lop Buri and Ayutthaya provinces. The river splits off from the Chao Phraya River in Bang Phutsa in the Mueang Sing Buri District and runs east towards the city of Lop Buri. At Phrommat, west of the town, it makes a 90-degree turn south and descends towards the city of Ayutthaya. The bicycle track is about 90+ Km long and is paved all the way. Biking takes about 5-6 hours.
A few highlights on this itinerary have been listed more for smoother navigation and referencing, although they may also appeal to many cyclists as points of interest. Individual cyclists can choose where to stop according to their own tastes and time constraints.
If you are interested in viewing photographs of the temples in advance or would like additional historical information about these ruins, visit our website at www.ayutthaya-history.com.

Tips and Warnings
Bicycles can be rented in different locations on Soi 2 Naresuan Rd, which is the starting point of this tour. Bike rental costs 40-50 Baht (about $1.5) per day on average, which makes bike touring an inexpensive way to see the city. Ayutthaya’s terrain is mostly flat and easy to ride, but many streets and side roads are poorly marked, so use the map to simplify navigation.
Be cautious, as traffic in and around Ayutthaya is sometimes chaotic and dangerous. Motor vehicles often fail to see cyclists and pedestrians, so you must closely watch out for them. Motorcycles are a particularly hazardous cause of local accidents. Dogs and potholes can also be dangerous, especially in remote areas. Weather can be scorching, so drink plenty of fluids and wear sunblock. It is inadvisable to drive at night due to the lack of lighting and the occasional recklessness of motor traffic.
The theft of bicycles is uncommon in Ayutthaya, but backpacks and cameras have been stolen on rare occasions. It is best to keep valuables with you when visiting historic sites en route.

Who are we?
Ayutthaya Biking Adventure [ABA] is a sportive subsidiary of Ayutthaya Historical Research [AHR]. ABA’s objective is to promote bicycle tourism in and around Ayutthaya. Bicycling is the perfect outdoor recreation to explore Ayuttaya City Island and its surroundings.

In case of emergency or accident, contact the Ayutthaya Tourist Police Station: (035) 241-446, (035) 242-352 or 1155.

Disclaimer
ABA will not be held liable for any loss or damage whatsoever regarding the suggested tracks. It is the user's responsibility to take the necessary precautions to avoid any physical injury, traffic incident, animal attack, theft, and damage to equipment. Any reliance on the ABA's information is therefore strictly at its own risk.

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