New Nan Province Printed Map Released In Thailand

[RidersCorner]

With more and more riders discovering the hidden treasure of the Nan region in north east Thailand, even though Nan is fully covered on the North Thailand Road & Off-Road printed map & on the North Thailand Dirt Track & Tarmac GPS map, we have been making a detailed Nan regional map with sealed roads and off-road tracks as there wasn't a decent detailed Nan Province map available.

The all new Nan Province printed map is now finished. This is without doubt the finest Nan map available, involving many years of data collection by GPS to make it possible.

A snippet from The Nan province Road & Off-Road printed map which shows the infamous R 1148 in orange

The new Nan Province printed map is available at various retail outlets for 150 Bht.

Rider's Corner Bar & Restaurant, Chiang Mai

Hot Bread , Nan

Tony's Place, Nan

Chiang Rai Saddlebags, Chiang Rai

Rider's Coffee, Chiang Khong

& many many more.

Some locals rider's used it for the first time a week weeks back and were amazed at the detail

We even showed it to some Nan Province locals and they loved it too!

[rene123]

Thanks for the work on the map. I was blown away by the lack of traffic and great roads in Nan province.

[KRS1]

cool, i've been wanting to take a trip through Nan...

[RidersCorner]

cool, i've been wanting to take a trip through Nan...

With this map, you'll have a fantastic time for sure.

[TPI]

Well done those people! Now all you have to do is to make one of Phrae provence??

[orang37]

Congratulations on your new map !

It appears your map does not include the location of Wats, and the names of districts (Amphurs) transliterated into English, correct ?

thanks, ~o:37;

[Genericnic]

I'm anxious to see the map in person. At first blush, it looks much easier to read than the GT-Rider maps I have, especially the black type on the dark green background that is in the Mae Hong Son Loop map. Is it laminated like the GT-Rider Maps?

Thanks

David

[RidersCorner]

Yes it is produced on a laminated film media & is one of the most easy-on-the-eyes maps out there.

I'm anxious to see the map in person. At first blush, it looks much easier to read than the GT-Rider maps I have, especially the black type on the dark green background that is in the Mae Hong Son Loop map. Is it laminated like the GT-Rider Maps?

Thanks

David