Luang Prabang to Hanoi Cycling Tour: 15-Day Laos & North Vietnam Adventure

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Cycle Tour Luang Prabang to Hanoi 15 Days

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Duration: 13 - 16 days

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Route: Vietnam - Ha Noi - Ninh Binh - Pu Luong - Laos - Phonsavan - Luang Prabang - Multi Country - Vietnam and Laos Tour

Overview

From Spiritual Laos to Vibrant Vietnam – A 15-Day Cycling Expedition

Embark on an extraordinary and deeply enriching journey with our "Cycle Tour Luang Prabang to Hanoi - 15 Days." This meticulously designed, two-week expedition is for adventurous cyclists eager to traverse the diverse and captivating landscapes of Laos and Northern Vietnam. More than just a bike ride, this tour offers an immersive cultural experience, revealing ancient traditions, resilient communities, and breathtaking natural wonders as you pedal from the serene spiritual heart of Laos to the bustling, historic capital of Vietnam.

Your adventure begins in Luang Prabang, a UNESCO World Heritage city in Laos, renowned for its golden temples, saffron-robed monks, and serene atmosphere nestled at the confluence of the Mekong and Nam Khan rivers. Here, you'll gently ease into your cycling rhythm, exploring the city's ancient lanes, visiting revered monasteries, and perhaps witnessing the mesmerizing morning alms ceremony. Initial rides will take you through the picturesque countryside surrounding Luang Prabang, past lush rice paddies and into tranquil villages, allowing for a smooth acclimatization to the Laotian pace of life.

As you cycle deeper into Laos, the journey transforms, revealing a land of untouched beauty and profound tranquility. You'll navigate challenging yet rewarding mountain passes, experience exhilarating descents, and discover hidden waterfalls. The routes will take you through remote villages where time seems to stand still, offering unique opportunities to interact with friendly locals and witness traditional livelihoods. Expect stunning vistas of limestone karsts and verdant valleys as you make your way towards the Vietnamese border. This section truly embodies the spirit of discovery, taking you far off the beaten path.

The second, equally captivating, half of your journey takes you into Northern Vietnam. Crossing the border, you'll immediately sense a shift in energy and landscape. Your route will traverse the historically significant region of Dien Bien Phu, a poignant reminder of Vietnam's resilient past, allowing for moments of reflection amidst now-peaceful surroundings. From there, prepare for the dramatic and awe-inspiring terrain of Ha Giang province. While this 15-day tour focuses on the journey through the region rather than the entire Loop, you'll still experience incredible mountain scenery and challenging sections, culminating in the chance to marvel at the legendary Ma Pi Leng Pass with its unparalleled canyon views (depending on exact routing).

Further south, you'll cycle through the majestic mountains of Sapa, famous for its cascading rice terraces and vibrant ethnic minority cultures, offering some of Vietnam's most iconic landscapes. The final stretch of your journey will lead you through various northern provinces, offering a mix of rural serenity and glimpses of bustling towns, before finally bringing you to the vibrant and historic city of Hanoi. Throughout these 15 days, you'll be fully supported by experienced local guides who offer invaluable cultural insights and ensure your safety, along with a dedicated support vehicle for luggage and weary legs. This "Cycle Tour Luang Prabang to Hanoi" is designed for the adventurous spirit, offering an unparalleled blend of physical challenge, profound cultural immersion, and breathtaking natural beauty that will leave you with memories to last a lifetime.

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Cycle Tour Luang Prabang to Hanoi - 15 Days

Epic Cross-Border Expedition: Embark on a unique 15-day cycling journey connecting two vibrant Southeast Asian countries, from the spiritual heart of Laos to the bustling capital of Vietnam.
Luang Prabang's Spiritual Serenity: Begin your tour in the UNESCO World Heritage city of Luang Prabang, exploring its golden temples, witnessing the alms-giving ceremony, and cycling through tranquil rural landscapes.
Authentic Laos Rural Life: Pedal through the untouched beauty of rural Laos, discovering remote villages, experiencing traditional livelihoods, and interacting with friendly local communities.
Mekong River Views: Enjoy scenic rides along or near the iconic Mekong River, witnessing riverine life and the timeless beauty of its banks.
Laos Mountain Challenges & Rewards: Conquer challenging yet incredibly rewarding mountain passes in Laos, with exhilarating descents and panoramic vistas of limestone karsts and lush valleys.
Dien Bien Phu's Historical Significance: Cross into Vietnam and cycle through the historically poignant landscapes of Dien Bien Phu, gaining insights into Vietnam's resilient past.
Northern Vietnam's Dramatic Landscapes: Immerse yourself in the awe-inspiring mountains and valleys of Northern Vietnam, renowned for their dramatic karst formations and verdant scenery.
Ma Pi Leng Pass (optional/vista): Depending on the exact route, experience the breathtaking vistas of the legendary Ma Pi Leng Pass in Ha Giang, known for its dramatic canyon views.
Sapa's Terraced Wonders: Cycle through the iconic, cascading rice terraces of Sapa (seasonal), soaking in the misty mountain atmosphere and observing the unique cultures of local ethnic minorities.
Ethnic Minority Cultural Immersion: Engage deeply with diverse ethnic groups in both Laos and Vietnam, through village visits and interactions, gaining insights into their unique customs and traditions.
Diverse Terrains: Experience a wide variety of cycling terrains, from flat river paths and rolling hills in Laos to challenging mountain climbs and winding roads in Northern Vietnam.
Hanoi's Vibrant Finale: Conclude your epic journey in the historic and vibrant capital city of Hanoi, offering a bustling contrast to the serene countryside, with opportunities to explore its Old Quarter, lakes, and French colonial architecture.
Expert Local Guides & Full Support: Benefit from the knowledge and support of experienced local cycling guides who provide cultural insights and ensure your safety. A dedicated support vehicle accompanies the group throughout the cycling stages.
Unforgettable Scenery & Photography: Capture stunning photographs of diverse landscapes, from serene temples and peaceful rivers to dramatic mountains and lush rice fields.
Active & Rewarding Adventure: This tour provides a significant physical challenge while offering immense personal rewards and a deep connection with the nature and cultures of Southeast Asia.

Service

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.

Things to be prepared:
Hat
Small backpack
Shoes and shorts for cycling
Sunglasses
Gloves
2 pairs of riding shorts
2 riding jerseys (quick-dry)
2 pairs of quick dry socks for cycling
Comfortable shoes for biking and walking
Riding gloves
2-3 t-shirts or casual shirts
Trousers or jeans
1-2 pairs of casual socks for non-cycling activities
3-5 sets of underwear (quick-dry)
Cool-weather jacket or rain jacket
Extra layers and gloves for cooler season or climate (thin, thermal, water-wicking)
Bathing suit
Sandals

Your Perfect Cycling Adventure, Crafted Just for You Across Asia

At Golden Trail Travel, we believe every journey should be as unique as the traveler. As Asia's premier bike tour operator, we specialize in creating bespoke cycling experiences that perfectly match your desires and budget, wherever your wanderlust takes you.

Our dedicated team—comprising experienced biking guides, skilled mechanics, reliable drivers, insightful tour consultants, and passionate bicycle specialists—is committed to ensuring your adventure is seamless, safe, 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 biking tour. 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 biking adventure across Asia? Share your requirements with us today, and let's create memories that will last a lifetime.

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Day 01: Arrival Luang Prabang

Reach the airport in Luang Prabang, a tiny town in Northern Laos. Following arrival, a local guide is met by clear immigration, and a 15-minute transfer is made to the hotel. Following hotel check-in, you are free to unwind or explore the area before supper and a trip to the night market.*Upon arrival, the Laotian visa is processed with two passport-size pictures and $35–40 in cash.Important note: Make sure your passport will remain valid for at least half a year after the day you depart Laos. If your passport expires in less than six months, you might not be able to enter Laos.Summary:Activity: Picking up and Transferring HotelAccommodation: HotelCycling Ditstance: No

Day 02: LuangPrabang city tour

After breakfast on the first day, go on a 15-day bicycle tour from Luang Prabang to Hanoi to discover the wonders of this magnificent world heritage town. Rising early to see the customary monastic alms procession making its way through the town, return to the hotel for dinner before venturing out on a bicycle tour of the town, stopping along the way to explore major 15th-century Buddhist temples like Wat Xieng Thong, a masterwork of the architectural style, as well as buildings from the Royal Palace and the French colonial era. Other stops on the tour include the vibrant Phosi local market and sites of interest like weaving and handicraft paper villages. Savor the evening at one of Southeast Asia's most fascinating outdoor night markets.Prior to the fourteenth century, Luang Prabang served as the capital of the realm of a million elephants, which is now known as Laos. The town has been exquisitely maintained, and it was inducted into the UNESCO World Heritage List in 1995.Summary:Activity: Cycking to Water FallAccommodation: HotelCycling Ditstance: 45 Km

Day 03: LuangPrabang – Kiukacham

After leaving town, we ride onto route 13 and travel south. The elevation gain for today's ride will be about 1000 meters. Almost as soon as we leave town, the climbing begins. Following the Khan river, we ride out of the Mekong valley and into the mountains. We split out, continuing on route 13, and begin a strenuous upward sequence. We are rewarded with a 14 km downhill to Nam ming (350 m above sea level) where we halt for lunch after 15 km of rising (1005 m above sea level). We have one last 20-kilometer ascent into the mountains to reach Phou Dam after lunch, and then we descend to Kiew Kacham (1340 meters above sea level). Basic lodging is provided, but there's delicious food for dinner.Summary: Cycling ditstance: : 82 kmMeals: (B / L / D)Accommodation: Hotel

Day 04: Kiukacham - Phoukhuon

Our journey today will see us rise around 1000 meters in height; the climbs begin nearly immediately after we leave town. We will pass numerous villages and break for refreshments approximately every 15 to 20 kilometers as we ride along the mountain ridge for 20 km. We begin our first climb of the day at 22 km and go up 8 km before beginning a string of challenging climbs. The crossroads leading to the capital of Vientiane is reached after the final ascent to the little settlement of Phoukhoun. The night we spent in Phoukhoun.Summary:Cycling Distance: 78 km Meal: B, L, DAccommodation: Day 05: Phoukhoun – Phonsavan (the plain of jars) Our guide will prepare breakfast. This area is the coldest place in our trip especially in the morning; we drive on route 7 to the plain of jars. After 75 km driving we reach Phonsavan where we stay overnight. Phonsavanh used to be the battled field between the communist government and anti-communist government in 1964 – 1973.Altitude: Phoukhoun = 1250 m. Cycling Distance: 76 km/ TransferringMeal: B, L, D Accommodation: Hotel

Day 06: Phonsavan – Muangkham

We leave town after breakfast and go eight kilometers to see the Jar Plain. There are around 60 sites, arranged in various groups over the plateau, and the origins of the stone jars are still unknown. There are just three groups that have received surveys and registrations. Since the areas are covered in dense vegetation and tainted with numerous unexploded ordinance remnants from the Indo-China conflict, the other groupings have not yet been inspected. Over three meters is the highest jar height. The function of the jars, which are thought to be between two and three thousand years old, is the subject of various different ideas. They were built, so the local tradition goes, by King Khoun Chuang to store wine for the great celebration of his triumph in the sixth century. After having lunch on our bicycles in the town, we ride east to the small village of Muangkham in Vietnam.Summary:Cycing Distance: 65 kmMeal: B, L, DAccommodation: Hotel

Day 07: Muangkham – Namneuan

Following breakfast at the neighborhood restaurant, we head north at the intersection to the Vietnam border. The road is calm today, and after 5 km of rolling hills from our guesthouse, we begin the challenging 15 km ascent that ends at a water stop at 1500 meters above sea level. From there, we cycle downwards to the next, shorter climb. Our guide will bring a picnic lunch, and we will pause for lunch along the way if we are hungry. We ride downhill for the final 20 km, from an elevation of 1400 m to 500 m above sea level, to Namneuan village, where we spend the night.Summary:Cycling Distance: 86 km Meal: B, L, DAccommodation: Hotel

Day 08: Namneuan – Samnua

Today is a long day with lots of climbs, so our guide makes breakfast for us at the local restaurant. After breakfast, we leave Namnuean and begin the first big climb, which is 7 km long and ranges from 600 to 1000 meters. There is an optional transfer through the big climb. At the junction, we turn right to head towards Vietnam and cycle along a quiet, winding route that passes through a few villages. It is late afternoon when we arrive in Xamnua province.Small Samnua province is located in northern Laos. During the Indochina War, it was one of two provinces under communist administration prior to 1975 and was brutally attacked.Summary:Cycling Distance: 95 kmMeal: B, L, DAccommodation: Hotel

Day 09: Samnua – Viengxai

Following breakfast, we'll take a short bike ride to Viengxai, where we'll stop to take in the breathtaking scenery and peaceful surroundings. One of Laos' most isolated and underdeveloped areas is this one. This morning, after a leisurely start, we're going to explore the well-known network of caves nearby that the Pathet Lao used to live in during the Vietnam War. During the war, Pathet Lao in Vieng Xai created and utilized a number of large caves, both man-made and natural. These included Khayson Cave, which served as the chief's office and residence during the conflict, and Souphanouvong Cave, also known as Red Prince Cave, which was once home to royal Prince Souphanouvong. The town's main draw is its cave system. Situated in a remarkable region of lush hills and limestone cliffs teeming with caverns, the former Pathet Lao (Lao communist) Revolutionary headquarters at Vieng Xai served as a haven for communist officers during the second Indochina War. The Pathet Lao built a "hidden city" in these caves that could house about 20,000 people. They sought sanctuary in nearby caves and the jungle throughout the nearly nonstop bombing that lasted for nine years. They lived most of their days in the shadow of night. Hidden among the caves were government ministries, schools, hospitals, theaters, radio stations, and military camps.Summary:Activity: Cycling and visitingAccommodation: HotelMeals: B/L/DCycling distance: 30 Km

Day 10: ; Viengxai – Nameo border Say good bye Laos Team, Welcome Vietnam team.

After fueling up for a new day of adventure, we left the hotel in search of the Na Meo Border and rode on National Route 217, cycling uphill and then over rolling hills towards the Nameo border on paved roads encircled by limestone mountains. Along the way, we passed several local villages and hill tribes, including Thai Dam, Thai Dang, Meuy, and Kmu, and we stopped for snacks. Once you cross the border and complete the immigration procedures, bid farewell to your Lao guide and driver and meet the Vietnamese guide and driver at Vietnamese immigration.We set out on the picturesque path towards Quan Son.We travel to Town via a beautiful town and a bammo forest.To go to Pu Luong Nature Reserve, use the transfer.The Pu Luong limestone landscape, which stretches from Mai Chau in the north to Cuc Phuong national park in the southeast, is a region of exceptional beauty, cultural significance, and high biodiversity value. Rich forests, views of limestone vistas, exquisite rice terraces, and stunning scenery are its many blessings.Travelers like visiting numerous charming tiny villages and cycling through the area. The two mountain ranges on either side form a lush, green valley in the center, which is filled with quaint villages, making for a breathtaking scene. These people are some of the friendliest in all of Vietnam. They will always extend an invitation to stop by and have a cup of tea. The native way of life is vibrant and genuine. The villagers live in their traditional stilt-style homes in little communities tucked into the valley bottoms. Dancing with someone after supper is always a memorable event.Summary:Activity: Cycling From Hotel – Border – Crossing and transferring to Pu LuongAccommodation: HomestayMeals: B/L/DCycling distance: 95 Km

Day 11: Pu Luong exploring

Following breakfast, we get on our bikes and ride the picturesque path surrounding Pu Luong, passing through towns and verdant rice farms while mingling with the amiable locals. You will cycle reach the dirt road by riding upward on the village way. Although the road is in poor condition, this section provides stunning views of the valley's terraced rice fields and Thai villages. Riding the single track downwards, you arrive in Ban Lanh, where the villagers still make traditional cloth by weaving. We proceed to Pho Doan via a single track path that passes by breathtaking green tea and rice paddies.If we get in Pho Doan Village at the appropriate time on Sunday, we stop to see the local market. We continue riding down the river's sloping path, taking in the breathtaking scenery on both sides of the nature reserve as we approach Nua Village. lunch at the village of Nua. We return to Pu Luong Retreat after lunch and continue to tour the hamlet. You can rest and unwind for the remainder of the day. Spend the evening and overnight in Pu Luong.SummaryActivitiy: CyclingAccommodation: HomestayMeals: B/L/DTotal Cycling distance: 35 – 60 Km

Day 12: Pu Luong Retreat– Pho Doan – Cam Luong – Cuc Phuong

After breakfast at the resort, we bid them farewell and set out early to ride the back roads to Pho Doan, the township of Pu Luong Natural Reserve. If we're lucky, we might be able to stop and snap pictures at the vibrant tribal market before crossing the bridge. We then ride the corridor path of Natural Reserve, passing through cornfields and sugarcane fields interspersed with the villages of the Thai and Muong Tribes, leading to Cam Luong, where we are rewarded with breathtaking scenery and the opportunity to interact with the kind locals. At midday, we arrive at the Ho Chi Minh Trail. Lunch is at a neighborhood eatery in Kim Tan town. We ride 45 km farther on a combination of smooth single track and rolling roads after lunch. The views are breathtaking as the rider goes by communities, rice paddies, sugarcane, and cassava plantations. After arriving in the late afternoon in Cuc Phuong National Park, settle in and relax until dinnertime.SummaryActivitiy: Cycling and TransferringAccommodation: HotelMeals:B/L/DTotal Cycling distance: 40 - 55 Km

Day 13: Cuc Phuong National Park – Trang An – Tam Coc

Our minibus transports us into the heart of the forest after breakfast. We will bike through primitive rainforest and along canopied forest trails from the park's core, taking us all the way to the national park's gate without any tourists. We visit the Endangered Primate Rescue Center after stopping for refreshments. The bicycle tour continues to Dong Giao, a pineapple plantation where you may purchase fresh pineapple on the side roads from nearby farmers. After leaving the plantation, we travel to Tam Diep Township and then to Tam Coc for lunch. We bike through breathtaking limestone mountains after lunch. ascend magnificently from the verdant rice fields and streams to Trang An Heritage Site. Here, we may unwind or explore the area to see a variety of species.SummaryActivitiy: Cycling Accommodation: HotelMeals:B/L/DTotal Cycling distance: 30 - 55 Km

Day 14: Tam Coc – Ha long Bay

Head out of Tam Coc into Halong Bay, which is home to some of the world's most breathtaking scenery. This enormous bay, which spans 577 square miles, is home to nearly 3,000 limestone "peaks," or karsts, that protrude as far as the eye can see from the rich blue ocean. We'll spend a day and a half seeing this vast seascape from the decks of a traditional Vietnamese boat, which includes an overnight stay with dinner and breakfast onboard. Your boat's handcrafted wooden interiors, which include a dining area and cozy air-conditioned bedrooms with private bathrooms, make it cozy and intimate. We'll be able to see some of the most stunning locations in Ha Long Bay, including swimming holes and some of the biggest caverns and rock formations, because we'll be spending the night on the ocean. This is going to be one of the most amazing trips you've taken in Asia. Spend the night on a boat.Summary: Activity: Transferring and Exploring Halong BayAccommodation: CruiseMeals:B/L/DCycling distance:

Day 15: Halong – Hanoi.

On board, the day begins early with a Tai Chi class on the sundeck. Slow, soft motions are combined with deep breathing and relaxation in tai chi, also known as tai chi chuan.Breakfast is served in the dining area, which has a view of the bay in the morning, along with coffee, tea, and pastries.Transport to Sung Sot Cave by tender. To reach the cave entrance, climb around 100 steps. A visit to a cave takes about forty-five minutes. Explore Sung Sot Cave, one of Halong Bay's largest caves with stunning stalactites and stalagmites. Take a tender back to the boat. Appropriate footwear is strongly advised. Return to Halong Cruise Pelican. At reception, check out and pay for your purchase.Savor a brunch buffet as you return by boat to Tuan Chau Wharf. strolling toward the wharf while unwinding on the sundeck or while taking in the view of the bay from the dining room.Arrive to Tuan Chau Wharf by boat. Bid farewell to the crew.Travel by shuttle bus back to Hanoi. Take a 30-minute break in the middle to visit a traditional workshop and have some refreshments.Reach Hanoi.Summary:Activities: TransferringAccommodation:Meals:B/L/DCycling distance: No

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