8 written up · 37 more on the loopTowns

Where you sleep, eat, fill up and find a mechanic. Nine of them hold the whole loop together.

Chiang Mai

Nine places to sleep, eat, fill up and find a mechanic.

Supanut Arunoprayote · CC BY 4.0

8 written up, 1,294 harvested from OpenStreetMap · The circuit is drawn from OpenStreetMap ways tagged Route 107, 1095 and 108: 598.0 km, of which 6.5% is bridged in a straight line where the route number is not tagged. © OpenStreetMap contributors · relief Open-Meteo / Copernicus DEM

Chiang Mai

Stefan Fussan · CC BY-SA 3.0

เชียงใหม่

The start and the finish. Both roads out of it — 107 to the north, 108 to the south — are the loop's two ends.

Hot

Tomas Castelazo · CC BY-SA 3.0

ฮอด

The hinge of the southern leg: east of here Route 108 is four to six lanes to Chiang Mai, west of here it is two lanes for 265 kilometres.

Khun Yuam

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ขุนยวม

On Route 108 between Mae Hong Son and Mae La Noi, and the western end of the 1263 cut to Mae Chaem. Two reasons to stop, and both of them are…

Mae Chaem

Takeaway · CC BY-SA 3.0

แม่แจ่ม

A Chiang Mai district in its own valley, reached from the loop only by Route 1263 or over the Inthanon massif.

Mae Hong Son

Stephanie Ecate steffny0206 · CC0 1.0

แม่ฮ่องสอน

The far end of the loop and the only town on it with an airport, a hospital of size, and a chedi on a hill above the runway. Population small…

Mae Sariang

Angkun-ane · CC BY-SA 4.0

แม่สะเรียง

The largest town on the southern leg and the natural overnight between Mae Hong Son and Chiang Mai. Teak-era shophouses, Burmese-style wats, and a…

Pai

Christophe95 · CC BY-SA 4.0

ปาย

Night one clockwise. A small district town in a flat river basin ringed by hills, with more guesthouses, coffee and motorcycle rental per head than…

Soppong

Christophe95 · CC BY-SA 4.0

สบป่อง

The main settlement of Pang Mapha district, in limestone karst country. Officially Pang Mapha; on the road signs and in every conversation, Soppong.

What OpenStreetMap has

1,294 rows inside the corridor, 1,269 of them with a name. These are not written up, not checked, and not endorsed — they are what volunteers mapped, on 2026-09-19. An absence here is an absence from OpenStreetMap, not from the road.