Cycling Formosa: The Long Way Around Taiwan
Duncan Forgan | August 6, 2018
Duncan Forgan takes his bike around Taiwan – all the way around Taiwan. This heaven for cyclists is a hard climb but well worth the effort.
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Shimanami Kaido: Cycling Six Islands and 70 Kilometers in Rural Japan
Jessica Cotzin | May 21, 2018
The Shimanami Kaido takes cyclists over modern engineering marvels, through bucolic scenes of rural life in Japan, and to gateways of Japanese history.
Green Lung: Biking Through Bangkok’s Jungle
Tyler Roney | November 1, 2017
Trees, wildlife, raised cycling paths, fighting fish – just a few miles from the bustling BTS, Bangkok has a hidden jungle in Bang Kachao.
5 Best Ways to See Bangkok by Bike
Tyler Roney | October 19, 2017
Jungles, food, temples, and a car-free island – Bangkok might not be the most bike-friendly city in the world, but visitors on two wheels have a wealth of options.
Unbeatable Paths for the Beijing Bicyclist
Tyler Roney | September 1, 2017
Nothing says Beijing like bikes. By jumping on Beijing’s bike-share bandwagon, you can pedal your way through some of the city’s most remarkable sights.
Bali By Bike: Taking the Family Off-Road
Travelogues | July 17, 2017
Intrepid families searching for an adventure of verdant hills and the inimitable color of Indonesia will find a surprisingly meditative space in Bali, a place where the family can focus on the road ahead.
A Path for Every Cyclist in the Lion City
Tyler Roney | June 2, 2017
Singapore has been adding dedicated cycling lanes throughout the city, routes that range from kid-friendly jaunts to extreme riding in the quarries of Burkit Timah.
Cycling through Japan
Remote Lands | March 30, 2016
One of the best ways to explore of Japan is on two wheels: hopping aboard a bicycle and pedalling your way through the gorgeous countryside, hidden gems and golden coastlines of this beautiful country
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