Those 3 days ride is a wise choice for a short getaway, but enough to enjoy beautiful limestone in Kham Muone Province, challenge ourselves on off road ride along Ho Chi Minh Trail, see a massive hydro electric project, stay in a southern city with beautiful colonial building and visit local villages along the ride

Itinerary:
Day 1: Vientiane–Phou Khao Khuay Nation Park-Na Hin (311km, on road)
After late breakfast, we depart toward South on a paved road. We go a little off road to Tad Xay Waterfall located in Phou Khao Khuay Nation Park. We stop for lunch a local restaurant. We continue on the road with many wooden bridges crossing. The road is very curved once in a while sneaking through a beautiful limestone area. Just before Na Hin, we stop at the Sala Viewpoint for a panoramic look over the karst limestone formations. The night will be spent in Nahin

Meal: None
Accommodation: Soksai Guesthouse

Day 2: Na Hin – Laksao - Nakai – Mahaxay - Thakhek (201km, off road)
We first ride toward Lak Sao where the Ho Chi Minh Trail enters Laos. The ride is on and off the trail taking though dense jungle. We have time to visit a local village. Lunch stop will be a great surprise! A massive hydro electric project is underway and we’ll stop along several times to view the construction. If there is time, we can visit Buddha Cave before we arrive in Thakhek. We deserve a cold dink over sunset on the Mekong.

Meal: B
Accommodation: Thakhek Lodge

Day 3: Thakhek – Pakading - Paksan - Vientian (335km, on road)
Today we follow road No 13. The ride is flat and comfortable on a well-paved road. There is time for a stop at Giant Wall outside Thakhek. Lunch at Pakading. A long sleep-in and we’ll arrive in Vientiane.

Meal: B
Accommodation: None

Information

Note:
• Group of 4 pax and up, there will be a lead guide and an assistant guide.
• Support vehicle is quoted as supplement.
• Maximum group size is 10 pax | Booking »
• Motorbike insurance only covers the third person. Loss or damage to the bike is incurred by customers.

1 day tours cannot be booked in advance by Email. Please visit our respective branch office directly.

AFETY FIRST!:

»It is highly recommended wearing proper protection while riding bikes in Laos like anywhere else.
» All bikes come with a good performance helmet. However, your guide will at his discretion refuse any biker without adequate body equipment, depending of the chosen route.
» In some instances (Rocky road, muddy dirt road, jungle ride, etc..) your guide will want you to wear complete protection gear.
» Of course, you can bring along and use your own equipment but GDL can also provide you with a minimum protecting set that includes gloves, boots and upper body protection at a rate of 10 dollars per day.
» Other equipment can also be hired on request. (Camel bags, goggles, rain jackets, off road jackets, etc…)

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