• Tours Program
  • Luang Namtha
  • Luang Prabang
  • Vang Vieng
  • Vientiane
  • Khammouane
  • Champassak
• Elephant Adventure
• Mekong Cruises
• Accomodation
• Other Services
• Reservation
• Travel Info
  • Laos Info
  • Do's & Don't
  • Maps
  • Links
• Gallery
  • Videos
  • Photos
• About Us
  • Company Profile
  • About us
  • Terms - Conditions
• Contact us
• Latest News
• Feed back

Visitors 

The tour takes experienced riders who want to see Laos in depth and enjoy off road ride through forests and villages. It is also a great opportunity to explore The Hidden Cave City in Houay Phan Province, remnant of war and mysterious Plain of Jars in Xieng Khuang Province as well as Phou Khao Khuay National Park in Bolikhamxay Province.

Itinerary:
Day 1: Luang Prabang – Pak Xeng - Vieng Thong (235km, off road)
Time for a little off road and go deeper to an area where were the most impacted in Laos by Indochina War. We leave Luang Prabang and start in on a compacted dirt road that winds along a river. It gets steep and the views are fantastic. A simple lunch along the way keeps us going and dinner in Vieng Thong awaits.

Meal: None
Accommodation: DokChampa Guesthouse

Day 2: Vieng Thong – Vieng Xay – Sam Nuea (205km, on road)
It will be an exciting ride today! We head to Sam Nuea for lunch and drop off our luggage at a guesthouse. We then go toward Vietnam border to Viengxay caves for a scenic ride. The caves are known as Hidden City, bomb shelters during Indochina War. The caves have recently been open to public. We are among very first visitors to The Caves City. We return to Sam Neua for overnight

Meal: B
Accommodation: Thaveesay Guesthouse

Day 3: Sam Nuea– Phonsavan (239km, on road)
After breakfast, we ride along isolated mountain areas and today’s destination is the Plain of Jars. This area is still heavily mined and remnants of the Indochina war can still be seen even though it ended long time ago. We explore Site 1 of Plain of Jars and back to Phonsavan before dark. If there is time, we can visit Information Center of MAG Laos, The Mine Advisory Group Laos that operates UXO clearance in Xieng Khuang Province.

Meal: B
Accommodation: Maly Guesthouse

Day 4: Phonsavan – Paksan (230km, off road)
An early departure will be needed. The tough ride is taking you through remote areas and forest we villager still live with very minor impact by modernization. River crossing is expected especially in wet season. It’s hard to find a place to eat. A simple lunch with sticky rice and laap will keep your fuel right. It’s a rugged ride and the night in Paksan Hotel will refresh you along with dinner along the river.

Meal: B
Accommodation: Paksan Hotel

Day 5: Paksan – Phou Khao Khuay NPA –Vientiane (183km, on road)
Today we follow the road No 13. The ride is flat and comfortable on a well-paved road. We have a little off road to the Tad Xay Waterfall, a local tourist attraction amidst mixed deciduous forest located inside Phou Khao Khuay National Park. It is an idyllic place for bathing and relaxation before we return to the road No 13 for the journey back to Vientiane

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.

Top