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Cycling in Da Lat: highland climbs, forest roads and routes worth riding

Plan a cycling trip to Da Lat in Vietnam's Central Highlands, with riding areas around Tuyen Lam, Cau Dat and Ta Nung, plus weather, traffic and practical advice.

Cycling the Congo Nile Trail: Rwanda’s Lake Kivu route, stages and travel advice

Planning to cycle Rwanda's Congo Nile Trail? A detailed guide to the 227km Lake Kivu route, five-day stages, hills, mountain bikes, accommodation, weather and important 2026 border-area travel advice.

Cycling South Korea’s Four Rivers: routes, climbs and touring logistics

Planning a ride across South KoreaSouth Korea's Four Rivers cycling network links long sections of dedicated riverside path with inland climbs and a national...

Cycling in Jebel Akhdar and the Hajar Mountains: routes, climbs and access

The Hajar Mountains offer some of the hardest and most unusual climbing in the Middle East. Jebel Akhdar rises sharply above Birkat Al Mouz,...

Cycling in Oaxaca region – why it deserves a place on your riding list

Oaxaca is one of Mexico's strongest cycling destinations for riders who prefer a trip built around mountains, small roads and places worth stopping in...

Cycling in Chiang Mai: Doi Suthep, the Samoeng loop and northern Thailand’s mountain roads

Chiang Mai is one of the easiest places in South-East Asia to combine a city break with serious road cycling. The old city sits...

Cycling in Costa Rica’s Central Valley: Poás, Irazú and volcano routes

Costa Rica's Central Valley is an unusual road-cycling base because the biggest rides begin almost as soon as the urban area gives way to...

Cycling in Tokyo and Chichibu: city riding, Okutama roads and mountain escapes

Tokyo looks an unlikely base for a road-cycling trip when viewed from the centre of the city. The scale, density and railway network dominate...

Cycling in Quito & Andes volcano routes: the climbs, roads and atmosphere that make it special

Quito is an unusual place to begin a cycling trip because the first challenge arrives before the road has properly started climbing. Ecuador’s capital...

Cycling in Sun Moon Lake and the central ranges: a practical Taiwan riding guide

Sun Moon Lake is one of Taiwan's most recognisable landscapes, but for cyclists its appeal goes beyond the famous photographs of bikes beside the...

Cycling in Kyoto and the Kansai hills: river paths, Ohara and quieter roads beyond the city

Kyoto is one of those cities where the cycling changes completely depending on which way you point the bike. Stay close to the centre...

A cyclist’s guide to Garden Route in South Africa

South Africa’s Garden Route is one of the country’s most varied areas to explore by bike. Running broadly east from Mossel Bay towards Storms...