15 Ng. 100 Đ. Nguyễn Xiển, Thanh Xuân Nam, Thanh Xuân, Hà Nội 100000
15 Ng. 100 Đ. Nguyễn Xiển, Thanh Xuân Nam, Thanh Xuân, Hà Nội 100000
Prepare for an extraordinary and comprehensive two-wheeled expedition spanning two fascinating Southeast Asian nations with Golden Trail Travel's 13 Days Siem Reap Motorbike to Luang Prabang Tour. This isn't just a trip; it's a meticulously crafted Cambodia Laos motorbike tour, designed for adventurous riders seeking to conquer diverse terrains and delve deep into the rich cultures and breathtaking landscapes of Cambodia and Laos. This full border-to-border journey offers an unparalleled blend of exhilarating off-road riding, profound cultural immersion, and stunning natural wonders, taking you from ancient civilizations to untamed frontiers.
Your epic 13 days Indochina motorbike odyssey begins in Siem Reap, the gateway to Cambodia's magnificent Angkor complex. While direct riding within the main temple grounds isn't permitted, your initial routes will explore the surrounding countryside, offering unique perspectives of local life and the vast historical landscapes around Angkor Wat motorbike. This gentle start acclimatizes you to the region before you embark on the full adventure north.
As you head towards the Cambodian-Laotian border, you'll delve into the lesser-explored regions of Cambodia, potentially encountering challenging sections through jungles or rural trails, offering a taste of off-road Cambodia. Crossing into Southern Laos, the adventure truly ramps up. You'll immerse yourself in the laid-back charm of the 4000 Islands motorbike (Si Phan Don) region, experiencing its serene river life on the Mekong, before pushing north. The journey will lead you through the lush, fertile Bolaven Plateau motorbike, renowned for its coffee plantations and spectacular Tad Lo Waterfall, offering a refreshing break from the ride. This initial phase in Laos sets the tone for an authentic and adventurous exploration of its diverse southern landscapes.
Continuing your exhilarating ride north, the Cambodia Laos motorbike tour will guide you through Central Laos, tackling more challenging off-road Laos sections as you approach its mountainous heartland. A major highlight will be the exploration of the enigmatic Konglor Cave motorbike, a breathtaking natural wonder with an underground river. Your route will cleverly incorporate segments that align with the historic Ho Chi Minh Trail Laos, providing a glimpse into the region's past while navigating remote and thrilling pathways.
This Laos adventure travel and Cambodia adventure travel package is a deep dive into remote villages and cultures, offering unique opportunities to connect with diverse populations across both nations. You'll journey through countless ethnic minority villages, witnessing their traditional way of life, vibrant customs, and unique architecture. These genuine cultural encounters provide a rare glimpse into the heart of authentic Indochina culture, creating memories that extend far beyond the stunning scenery. Our itineraries are planned to foster respectful interactions and support local communities.
The final leg of your overland Indochina journey will lead you through the dramatic landscapes of Northern Laos, including the mystical Plain of Jars motorbike near Phonsavan, a UNESCO World Heritage site steeped in mystery. Your unforgettable expedition culminates in the serene and spiritual UNESCO city of Luang Prabang motorbike. As a premier motorbike tour operator, Golden Trail Travel ensures top-tier bikes, experienced local guides, and comprehensive support throughout this best Indochina motorcycle tours experience.
Siem Reap & Angkor Countryside Start: Begin your epic adventure exploring the rural landscapes and local life surrounding Angkor Wat motorbike and Siem Reap, offering a unique perspective beyond the main temple crowds.
Cross-Border Adventure: Experience a seamless cross border motorbike journey, riding from Cambodia into Laos, providing a unique overland perspective of Southeast Asia.
Southern Laos Immersion (4000 Islands, Bolaven Plateau): Immerse yourself in the serene 4000 Islands motorbike (Si Phan Don) region and conquer the lush Bolaven Plateau motorbike, known for its coffee and spectacular waterfalls like Tad Lo Waterfall.
Central Laos Hidden Wonders (Konglor Cave, Ho Chi Minh Trail): Traverse Central Laos, discovering the awe-inspiring Konglor Cave motorbike (Tham Kong Lo) with its underground river, and riding segments that were part of the historic Ho Chi Minh Trail Laos.
Plain of Jars Exploration: Journey to the mystical Plain of Jars motorbike near Phonsavan, a UNESCO World Heritage site, exploring its ancient, colossal stone jars shrouded in fascinating history.
Authentic Ethnic Minority Encounters: Throughout both Cambodia and Laos, venture deep into remote villages, visiting numerous ethnic minority villages and engaging in genuine cultural exchanges, witnessing their traditional way of life.
Diverse Off-Road & Scenic Routes: Experience 13 full days of exhilarating riding, conquering a wide range of challenging motorbike routes including rugged jungle tracks, mountain passes, river crossings, and scenic paved roads across both countries.
Mekong River Views: Enjoy picturesque views and rides alongside sections of the mighty Mekong River motorbike, experiencing the lifeblood of Indochina.
Luang Prabang Conclusion: End your journey in the spiritual and charming UNESCO World Heritage city of Luang Prabang motorbike, allowing you to explore its temples and cultural sites after your adventure.
Expert Motorcycle Guides: Be led by highly experienced and passionate motorbike tour operator guides from Golden Trail Travel. They possess extensive expertise in off-road riding, local culture, and logistics, ensuring a safe, informative, and unforgettable journey.
Top-Tier Dirt Bikes: Ride reliable, well-maintained dirt bike Cambodia and dirt bike Laos models (e.g., Honda CRF250L, XR150L, or similar) perfectly suited for the challenging and varied terrain across both nations.
Comprehensive Indochina Exploration: This 13 days Indochina motorbike tour offers a unique and thorough exploration of the heart of Indochina, connecting ancient history with natural beauty and thrilling adventure
HOTELS
Economy 2*+ Hotels
Superior 3* Hotels
First Class 4* Hotels
Deluxe 5* Hotels
Luxury 5*++ Hotels
Notes:
*All prices are based on per adult, in Double/Twin sharing
Surcharge will be applied for single traveler or single room request
Important Notes:
HOTELS, PROGRAMS & SCHEDULES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT PRIOR NOTICE
GUIDE/LEADER:
English speaking guide. French , Germany , Spanish, Italian, Russian speaking guide can be arranged with on request.
At Golden Trail Travel, we believe every getaway should be as unique as the traveler. As Asia's premier Motorbike holiday tour operator, we specialize in creating bespoke coastal experiences that perfectly match your desires and budget, wherever your wanderlust takes you.
Our dedicated team—comprising experienced local experts, reliable drivers, insightful tour consultants, and passionate travel specialists—is committed to ensuring your escape is seamless, relaxing, and truly unforgettable.
Whether you're exploring solo, enjoying a family getaway, or embarking on a group expedition, we're here to design a trip that's exclusively yours. The itineraries you see are just a starting point; consider them a canvas upon which we'll paint your ideal Asian Motorbike holiday. We invite you to share your ideas, tell us your preferences, and let us know your budget. We'll meticulously customize an existing itinerary or craft a brand-new program from the ground up, adding or excluding elements until it's absolutely perfect for you.
Ready to start planning your dream Motorbike holiday across Asia? Share your requirements with us today, and let's create memories that will last a lifetime.
08:00 meets our experienced tour guide and crews at your hotel in Siem Reap. We start to ride our dirt bike from Siem Reap to Kampong Thom. First, stop to visit the ancient bridge in Kampong Kdei then we continue by back road to Sambo Prei Kuk, which is the world heritage temple that built-in 6-7 centuries. Dinner and overnight in the local house in Sambor Prei Kuk Village.
Riding: 180km
Meals included: Lunch, dinner
Accommodation: Home Stay in Sambor Prei Kuk of Kampong Thom Province.
Today enjoy the off-road ride through the jungle and rural villages from Sambor Prei Kuk to Tbeng Meanchey which is the city town of Preah Vihear Province.
Riding: 175km
Meals included: Breakfast, lunch, dinner
Accommodation: Green Palace Preah Vihea Hotel / Deluxe room or similar standard hotel
After breakfast, we head to the border of Laos and cross the Mekong River by local ferry then we will get on the paved road to ride to Khong Island. There will be a ride on the unpaved road and a very difficult part of the trip from Stung Treng. Very jungle and fewer villages are on the way today. Arrive check in and have dinner at the local restaurant.
– B, L, D
– Local hotel
– Distance: 230 km
– Highlight: jungle track, fun riding
Board a traditional boat to visit the surrounding islands of Done Ket and Done Som. Continue to Done Khone Island and hike along its ancient railway built by the French in 1897 to visit the Sumphamith Waterfall. Continue by boat to Ban Nakasang and drive to Khone Phapheng Waterfall, the largest cascade on the Mekong River which is 6 km wide at this point.
– B, L, D
– Local hotel
– Highlight: boat cruise, waterfalls
Day 5 : Khong Island - Attapeu ( B , L , D )
There will be many rivers and water crossing along the ride today. We ride the most southern off-road area of Laos and come out by King Fisher Eco Lodge for lunch before continuing the ride to Attapeu. En route, visit the Khmer archeological site of Oum Moung, then cross the Mekong River by ferry boat to Attapeu. The area is well known for its islands spreading out on the Mekong before it enters Cambodia. We check-in well before dark and have plenty of time for a cold drink on the river.
– B, L, D
– Hoang Anh Gia Lai - 4*hotel
– Distance : 190 km/~110 km dirt-road
– Highlight: 4000 island region, crossing river, fun riding
Day 6 : Attapeu - Ta Oi ( B , L,D )
Now it takes only about 1-hour ride to Salavan on a newly paved road. Then head to Ta Oi by continuing on the less traveled road via Salavan, the majority is a dirt road and bulldust road. We stop in Sekong for a simple lunch. After lunch, we continue driving along the Sekong River, a waterway that Northern Vietnamese used to transport supplies to Southern Vietnam during the Vietnam War. Just after Attapeu, we could drive thru town to Paam, an Alak village for a visit (this is optional!). Here, you can see a Russian surface-to-air SAM 2 missile that has been left next to the Ho Chi Minh Trails. Take a walk around the village, you may be able to watch women weaving in their homes. Alax textiles can be bought in this shady village. We then return to Ta Oi for the night.
– B, L, D
– Local guesthouse
– Distance :230 km/~80 km dirt-road (depending option)
– Highlight: fun riding
Today will be on the most original part of the Ho Chi Minh trail – the eastern leg in Laos. Enjoy breakfast, we start riding on a good paved road to Xepon then Dong, near the Vietnamese border, and make a short stop at a museum of war junk being put together in Dong. There are tanks, and bombshells that were abandoned since 1972 when American troops withdrew from Southeast Asia., Then we continue on the Ho Chi Minh trail. Road turns into fast-packed gravel/dirt. You will see a couple of km of an old rock road that had been fenced off. And that is a section of the Ho Chi Minh trail which is being preserved. Have lunch in Nong, there is also one small museum with tanks & a lot of bombshells. From here we start another section of the Ho Chi Minh Trail and the riding is sometimes difficult as there is no real road, only a track. Along the southern edge of the difficult track, we’ll stop at a remote village and spend a little time seeing how life stands still in remote Asia. Getting close to our destination, the road is rocky, enjoy the bump!
– B, L, D
– Local hotel
– Distance : 180 km/~100 km dirt-road
– Highlight: museum, single track, jungle track
We ride east further towards the Vietnam border and then go south into Savannakhet Province. We ride over the Ho Chi Minh Trail but it’s been upgraded and easy to ride but dusty. Our first dirt ride to Bualapha is along Hin Namno National Park – which is considered to have the same value of geology and geomorphology as Vietnam’s Phong Nha national park. Easy to realize that there are stunning limestone mountains surrounding your view. There is a big river crossing, hopefully, the water does not flow too hard., Have lunch in a small local food shop with traditional Laos’ Pho (noodle soup), then we continue to Na Khai. From here, riding turns even more interesting. There are more big trees, villages and river crossing (small). A section takes us on a 25 kilometer stretch of bad road and one river crossing by a remote village., Night in a nice, clean local hotel
– B, L, D
– Local hotel
– Distance : 200 km/~100 km dirt-road
– Highlight: river crossing, jungle view
Day 9 : Na Kai - Na Hin ( B , L , D )
Time to say farewell to our lovely hospitable family, we are riding south over the Nakai Plateau. There is a good road from Lak Xao to Na Hin – a commercial town near the Vietnam border.,Then we have all way long from Na Kai to Lak Xao is unpaved. Road condition is not too bad, mostly gravel. Some parts are quiet and deserted. We’ll stop along the way to look over the resettlement villages from the massive hydroelectric project. It is also interesting to see plenty of trees sunk into the water in a huge area around the main dam of the electric project.
– B, L, D
– Local guesthouse
– Distance : 160 km/~ 80 km dirt-road
– Highlight: fun road, villages
Day 10 : Na Hin - Vieng Thong ( B , L ,D )
There will be the shortest distance of riding today. Ride the last part of road no.10 on the newly paved distance then turn off for Na Hin. Just before Vieng Thong, we stop at the Sala Viewpoint for a panoramic look over the karst limestone formations. Lunch in Na Hin and we take an excursion to Khong Lor cave, there will be a cruise on 7.5 km long underground river.,If time permits we join in a Basi ceremony. It is a good-luck ritual in Laos tradition. That will be a rare occasion you could witness and be a part of a ceremony in Laos.
– B, L, D
– Local hotel
– Distance: 110 km paved road
– Highlight: boat trip, limestone forest, Basi ceremony
Day 11 : Vieng Thong - Xieng Khouang ( B , L , D)
After breakfast, we ride to Site 1 of Plain of Jars for our first look at the mysterious site. It gets its name from the hundreds of stone jars scattered across the landscape, ranging in size from 1-2.5 meters in height. There is considerable speculation as to the origin of the jars. Then we head to Muong Khoun. Enjoy our first road break! Muong Khoun was once the capital of XiengKhoang Province. There is time to visit temples such as Wat Chom Phet and Wat That Phoun which were built at the same time as That Luang in Vientiane. Depending on time, we can also visit some colonial buildings and the old Lao Military Base that was seriously damaged by the American bombing. Our destination today is Xieng Khoang where we overnight. This town locates on the dirt road no.10 – was also a branch of Ho Chi Minh trails. Now main traffic comes from logging trucks. The road is still under construction with a mixture of gravel and tarmac. This remote town has never been an attraction on a tourist map. That’s why we are here!
– B, L, D,
– Local guesthouse
– Distance : 260 km/~70 km dirt-road
– Highlights: Plain of Jars, Muong Khoun old town, countryside road
Day 12 : Xieng Khouang and admire the Plain of Jars ( B , L,D )
This trip will take you through many hills and passes. You should spend time visiting some small Hmong villages along the way, you pay a visit to the Plain Of Jars, which is one of the must-visit megalithic archaeological sites in Xieng Khouang, Laos. This plan features thousands of stone jars scattered around the upper valleys and the lower foothills. The jars here are mostly arranged in different clusters. After the excursion to the Plain of Jars, you enjoy dinner in the town and take overnight at the hotel here.
Day 13 : Xieng Khouang - Luang Prabang ( B , L )
You should begin your last motorbike trip in the early morning. The length of the road is up to 230 kilometers; therefore, it will take you a lot of time to pass hills and mountains before getting to Luang Prabang. Along the way, you can stop at some places to take nice photos of breathtaking landscapes. During this journey today you will get involved in riding through the paved roads to discover the natural beauty of majestic waterfalls and jungles and learn more about the daily life of the Laotians. Arrive in Luang Prabang and check-in at your hotel and have a Farewell dinner at the local restaurant with the group and our support team. End The Tour.
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