Laos motorbike holidays offer a thrilling way to explore the diverse terrain of this landlocked nation. Feel the freedom of the open road as you navigate winding mountain passes, ride along the banks of the mighty Mekong River, and venture into remote villages that seem untouched by time.With our expert guides leading the way, you'll discover the hidden treasures of Laos. Ride through dense jungles, where the air is filled with the sounds of exotic wildlife and the scent of tropical blooms. Encounter cascading waterfalls, where you can take a refreshing dip to cool off from the exhilarating ride

Day 1 : Vientiane Arrival

Upon arrival at Wattay International Airport, you will be welcomed by a local tour guide and get transferred to your booked hotel in Vientiane – the country's tranquil capital city. Rest of the day, you are free at leisure, watching the Mekong life drift by...
Meals: N/A.
Accommodation: Hotel in Vientiane.

Service:

Tour guide	- Vientiane Arrival
Transportation	Car
Accommodation	Laos Poet Hotel – 1 double room
Meals	-
Ticket	- Entrance fee
Other	- Drinking water (1 bottle/pax)

Day 2 : Vientiane City Tour - Buddha Park by motorbike

Today you will discover the essential landmarks and iconic sights that the small and charismatic city of Vientiane has to offer. Vientiane remains a tranquil laid-back character, a world away from the frantic capitals in Asia, and most attractions can be reached on foot. Start at Wat Sisaket, believed to be Vientiane's oldest surviving temple, left intact after the Siamese invasion of 1828. The interior walls of the cloister are covered in niches containing over 2,000 silver and ceramic Buddha images. Next is a visit to Wat Phra Keo, built originally to house the famed Emerald Buddha and now a religious museum that displays a collection of art representing Lao and Khmer artefacts. Continue to Wat Si Muang - the most popular onet in town, before visiting Patuxai Monument, Laos' version of the Arc de Triomphe and its most prominent monument.
The city tour also takes you to the golden spired Pha That Luang, constructed in the 16th century and regarded as the holiest site in Laos, and the Buddha Park, built in 1958 by Luang Pu, a yogi-priest shaman. Then spend 45-minute drive out to Buddha Park. En route, stop and take photos of the Friendship Bridge which was built by the Australian government in 1994 and links Laos and Thailand. Enjoy a stroll around Buddha Park, also known as Xieng Khuan. This unusual park is filled with over 200 Buddhist and Hindu statues. The quiet and tranquil setting along the Mekong River is a contrast to the slightly eccentric sculptures which were built in 1958 by a Laotian yogi-priest shaman.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch
Accommodation: Hotel in Vientiane.

Service:

Tour guide	- Vientiane City tour – Buddha Park by motorbike
Transportation	Motorbike
Accommodation	Laos Poet Hotel – 1 double room
Meals	- Breakfast , Lunch
Ticket	- Entrance fee
Other	- Drinking water (1 bottle/pax)

Day 3 : Vientiane – Long Cheng (for motorbike tour)

You'll hit the road early today, starting with 70km of paved roads that lead you away from the city. Then, it's onto the dirt! 60km of small dirt roads and singletrack trails will bring you through Phou Khao Kouay National Park. There's some challenging trails on this section, so if you didn't fuel up enough on breakfast or if you're not feeling too confident on the bike, the tour guide can take you on the easier dirt road! Steep rocky trails will through pine forests up to approx 2,000m above sea level. En-route, stop for a drink at a H’mong tribal village before descending on the trails with stream crossings and small bridges. Then meet your support vehicle for lunch and then cruise winding tarmac roads through the hills to Long Cheng – an old CIA air base surrounded by karst limestone mountains. Finish the day with cold beers and a BBQ on the runway that was once the busiest in the world. This is an incredible place and it's quite a strange feeling to sit on this runway. Enjoy the peaceful village surroundings, imagine about what was happening in this area some 50-60 years ago.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner.
Accommodation: Hotel in Long Cheng.

Service:

Tour guide	- Vientiane – Long Cheng Park by motorbike
Transportation	Motorbike
Accommodation	Nutthavun Guest House – 1 double room
Meals	Breakfast ,Lunch & Dinner
Ticket	- Entrance fee
Other	- Drinking water (1 bottle/pax)

Day 4 : Long Cheng – Muang Hiam (for motorbike tour)

Start the day with a final ride along the runway before cruising the dirt and gravel roads that snake up through the mountains. Stop in H'mong villages along the way and you'll be amazed to see the amount of war remnants still laying around – perhaps it's uncommon for you to come across a pile of old cluster bomb casings, just laying around or used as stilts for the local houses. Waste not, want not! Then drive 35km on paved roads either side of lunch in Phonsavanh, then it's onto dirt roads again... These dirt roads get narrower throughout the afternoon and the views get even more stunning. Ride steep tracks through forests of bamboo and cross the Nam Khan River on a bridge made out of the same stuff. To round the day off, you'll dine in a rustic local "hot pot" restaurant in Muang Hiam (Houaphanh Province) and if you're willing, visit the local karaoke bar! It’s always a great (optional) experience – depending on who's singing!
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner.
Accommodation: Hotel in Muang Hiam.

Service:

Tour guide	- Long Cheng – Muang Hiam Park by motorbike
Transportation	Motorbike
Accommodation	Muang Hiam Guest House – 1 double room
Meals	Breakfast ,Lunch & Dinner
Ticket	- Entrance fee
Other	- Drinking water (1 bottle/pax)

Day 5 : Muang Kham – Son Koua Village - Nam Nern Night Safari

After breakfast, at 7.00am you will ride a motorbike to Son Koua Village to join the Nam Nern Night Safari.  In Ban Son Khoua, meet your National Park’s English speaking guide who will be the key person sharing information about the National Park, and translating from Lao, Hmong, and Khmu languages information provided by the village wildlife spotters, the former poachers. The tour begins by a village guide taking you on a short visit around the village to introduce the daily life and the animist traditions of appeasing the village spirits. At around 11am visitors embark on a 1.5-­2 hour journey on the Nam Nern River by long-­tail boat to the National Park’s Total Protection Zone and the tourism camp located nearby the ranger substation. Along the way see the village upland agriculture and temporary farms.  As closer we approach to the National Park boundary as more birdwatching opportunities will occur. Once arrived at the tourism camp, enjoy Lao lunch prepared by the village cooking group. After lunch, National Park’s staff will share a presentation about the Nam Et-Phou Louey National Park and the on-­the-­ground efforts in protecting wildlife. You will then be shown to your jungle bamboo bungalows. Free time to relax at the camp.

Optional: The National Park’s guide will invite you on an optional jungle walk around the camp to learn about the use of medicinal plants and the history of the camp site, which was once a village. Depending on the ranger availability, the park substation can be visited to learn about the law enforcement work.

At late-­afternoon, the group takes the boat again to continue the journey upriver deeper inside the National Park. Enjoy birdwatching and the village wildlife spotters / boatmen might point out evidence of wildlife, such as tracks or scat if spotted at the riverbanks.

The boats continue upriver to the dinner site, a sandy, flat bank, where visitors can swim and enjoy relaxing around a campfire while team prepares the dinner. After dinner, with the help of the National Park’s English speaking guide discuss around a campfire with the wildlife spotters/former poachers. Great opportunity to ask all the questions that you might have! Afterwards, the village guide will introduce the species of animals that might be seen during the spotlighting and explain the rules and expectations for spotlighting.
The group departs for the night wildlife spotlighting once it is total dark, drifting silently down the river with the engines switched off. The wildlife guides and boatmen use their headlamp to spot wildlife. If they see something, they will give a clear sign. Then you can switch on your own flashlight to have a better look at the animal. Hence, tourists will have their flashlights switched off most of the time to avoid scaring animals. The wildlife spotter and boat drivers communicate via hand signals to avoid talking that might disturb the animals. Animals that can be seen include Sambar deer, Barking deer, various species of Civets, Spotted Linsang, Otters, Slow Loris, Porcupines, Owls. Seeing wild cats and beers is very rare, but not impossible! The latest cat sightings by Night Safari visitors include: Leopard Cat in Dec. 2019 and Asian Golden Cat in April 2019.
Overnight in Lao style bungalows. Before falling asleep in your jungle bungalow, do not hesitate to spotlight around your bungalow as a Slow Loris, Civet or Sambar Deer can be just next to your jungle accommodation.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Accommodation: Camp site 

Service:

Tour guide	- Long Cheng – Son Koua Village - Nam Nern Night Safari by motorbike
Transportation	Motorbike
Accommodation	Camp site – 1 double room
Meals	Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Ticket	- Entrance fee
Other	- Drinking water (1 bottle/pax)

Day 6 : National Park - Son Koua Village – Phonsavan (for motorbike tour)

Early wake up. If lucky, you can spot a Sambar Deer opposite the river from the camp. Enjoy breakfast and morning tea and/or coffee. After breakfast, the boats will return back to the village. First boatmen will drift down silently the river with the engines switched off. Possibility to spot animals as otters, sambar deer, and bird life.
Optional: If the jungle walk around the camp was not done in the Day1, it can be done in the morning of the Day 2. National Park’s guide will make this decision based on the timing on Day1.

Upon arrival in the village around 9.30AM, you are invited to fill out a wildlife monitoring form that is used to monitor wildlife abundance and indicate the amount of bonuses put into the 14 Night Safari ecotourism village development fund from the tour costs (there is no extra fee for any seen wildlife).

A minivan driver will return back to the meeting point at Son Koua Village where you get your motorbike to continue riding to Phonsavan. 
On the way, stop at Tham Phiew Cave, a significant site where nearly 400 civilians sheltering from bombs were killed in a wartime massacre. There is a memorial monument and also a small museum about the attack. Arriving into Phonsavan, check in to your accommodation in town, and the evening is yours. After the ride you can enjoy some relaxation, maybe a massage, charge the batteries and get ready for the next day. There is also a few places to visit, if you fancy a look around.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner.
Accommodation: Hotel in Phonsavan.

Service:

Tour guide	- National Park – Son Koua Village - Phonsavan by motorbike
Transportation	Motorbike
Accommodation	Vansana Plain of Jars – 1 double room
Meals	Breakfast , Lunch & Dinner
Ticket	- Entrance fee
Other	- Drinking water (1 bottle/pax)

Day 7 : Phonsavan – Phou Khoun (for motorbike tour)

This morning you’ll explore one of Laos’ most intriguing sights: the mysterious Plain of Jars. Designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2019, the Plain of Jars is one of Southeast Asia’s most important prehistoric discoveries. Continue to Phou Keng Mountain, a steep hill with many stone jars that also contains secret tunnels and caves, which were used during the war. Then you’ll travel to Phou Khoun with a ride that takes around 4 hours. Make some stops along the way for sweeping views over the green-quilted mountain-scape. Phou Khoun is a very small little town built on top of a mountain at the altitude of 1,393 metres above sea level. You’ll drive around for some incredible viewpoints at the sunset. Overnight in a local guesthouse.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner.
Accommodation: Hotel in Phou Khoun.

Service:

Tour guide	- Phonsavan – Phou Khoun by motorbike
Transportation	Motorbike
Accommodation	Camp site – 1 double room
Meals	Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Ticket	- Entrance fee
Other	- Drinking water (1 bottle/pax)

Day 8 : Phou Khoun – Luang Prabang (for motorbike tour).

The last days ride starts by winding its way north, across the mountain tops along Route 13. The road is dotted with tiny hill tribe villages made of stilts and bamboo, up and down hill ridge, giving great views both east and west. You’ll then descend down to the Nam Ming River and then on to Xiang Ngeun, crossing over one last set of hills at dusk before reaching to the banks of the Mekong River and the town of Luang Prabang.
Rest of the day, you may like to ascend Mount Phousi for sunset, or spend the dusky hours in one of Luang Prabang’s many riverside restaurants.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner.
Accommodation: Hotel in Luang Prabang.

Service:

Tour guide	– Phou Khoun – Luang Prabbang by motorbike
Transportation	Motorbike
Accommodation	My dream boutique resort
Meals	Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Ticket	- Entrance fee
Other	- Drinking water (1 bottle/pax)

Day 9 : Luang Prabang – Pak Ou Cave – Nong Khiaw (for motorbike tour).

After breakfast, take a short ride along the main road from Luang Prabang towards Pak Ou Cave, where you will dismount your steeds and spend some time visiting these special Buddha caves across the river. If you get the timing right, you’ll witness the locals bathing their elephants in the river.
Keep saddling up for the most beautiful riding day to Nong Khiaw. Riding high up in the hills, enjoy incredible views and pass through countless little villages where the locals are fascinated by you and the bikes!
On arrival, refresh yourself with a dip in the pool and enjoy a cocktail or cold Beer Laos while looking the karst mountains over the river.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner.
Accommodation: Hotel in Nong Khiaw.

Service:

Tour guide	– Luang Prabbang – Pak Ou – Nong Khiaw by motorbike
Transportation	Motorbike
Accommodation	Nong Khiaw Riverside
Meals	Breakfast ,Lunch & Dinner
Ticket	- Entrance fee
Other	- Drinking water (1 bottle/pax)

Day 10 : Nong Kiaw – Muang Ngoy (motorbike tour).

A small rustic town, Nong Khiaw's managed to escape the influx of tourism that nearby areas have seen, and visitors can still take in the sights while enjoying the sounds of birds singing and cicadas chirping.
Enjoy breakfast overlooking the river as the mist hangs in the valley then head out with your guide to the village of Muang Ngoy, an isolated fishing village, to trek and kayak along the scenic Nam Ou River. Ride a traditional boat upstream on the Nam Ou River for 45 minutes. You will have opportunities to see buffaloes bathing in water, local people fishing and children swimming in the river. It is an idyllic location and surely gives you a sense of peaceful serenity.
En route, stop at a small Khmu village of of Ban Sopkonh where you can learn about local people's way of life. Then trek through local farmland and rice paddies to the start of the jungle and discover the beautiful limestone Tad Mook Waterfall. Relax and enjoy a refreshing splash in this perfect setting where picnic lunch will be held.
Return to the Nam Ou River to continue your journey by kayak. On the last section of the river paddle through some easy rapids on the approach to Nong Khiaw.
Meals: Breakfast, Picnic Lunch,Dinner
Accommodation: Hotel in Nong Khiaw.

Service:

Tour guide	– Nong Khiaw – Muang Ngoy - by motorbike
Transportation	Motorbike
Accommodation	Nong Khiaw Riverside
Meals	Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Ticket	- Entrance fee
Other	- Drinking water (1 bottle/pax)

Day 11 : Nong Khiaw – Luang Prabang (for motorbike tour).

Have breakfast and enjoy peaceful views across the river before throwing your legs over the motorbike for the final riding day of the adventure in Laos.
Kick off with a fantastic paved road that snakes up through beautiful countryside. Then turn to point your motorbile in the direction of Luang Prabang and ride a stunning road high that seems to traverse a mountain ridge with breathtaking views in every direction. More beautiful villages and more excited locals... you'll be sad the trip is now coming to an end!
The ancient capital of Luang Prabang made the UNSECO World Heritage list in 1995 – sitting on the banks of the Mekong and Nam Khan rivers, a beautiful place! You'll roll into town in the afternoon, stopping for a celebratory riverside beer before dismounting your faithful steed for the final time as you reach your hotel.
Enjoy a farewell diner in town and quite possibly a few more celebratory drinks!
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch
Accommodation: Hotel in Luang Prabang.

Service:

Tour guide	– Nong Khiaw – Luang Prabang - by motorbike
Transportation	Motorbike
Accommodation	My Dream Boutique Resort
Meals	Breakfast ,Lunch
Ticket	- Entrance fee
Other	- Drinking water (1 bottle/pax)

Day 12 : Luang Prabang City Tour (by motorbike).

An early start provides the fantastic opportunity to witness the captivating centuries old daily tradition of the alms giving ceremony, Tak Bat. Before sunrise, hundreds of saffron-clad monks file out from the old town's 35 temples to collect their daily alms from faithful local residents.
Following the ceremony, wander around the beautiful ancient town of Luang Prabang taking in all of the sights. Enjoy a leisurely walk to the magnificent stupa of Wat Wisunarat, one of Luang Prabang's most historically important temples, built in the 16th century and serving as a small museum for religious artefacts. Next stop is Wat That Luang, traditionally the cremation site for Lao Royalty and housing the ashes of King Sisavang Vong and his brother, interred inside the large stupa, erected in 1910.
Continue to Wat Xieng Thong, a 16th century temple which epitomizes the elegance and grace of Luang Prabang architecture and showcases classic Lao style roofs. This temple was one of only two temples spared by the Black Flag army in 1887, and it was then used as the leader’s headquarters during the invasion.
Pay visits to Wat Mai and the nearby former Royal Palace, now the National Museum, before climbing to the top of Mount Phousi. The 100 meter (328 feet) hill is crowned by a gilded stupa, That Chomsi, which dominates the old city centre. Enjoy a sunset view of the gilded stupa as well as a panoramic view of the city and surrounding landscape.
Meals: Breakfast. 
Accommodation: Hotel in Luang Prabang.

Service:

Tour guide	–Luang Prabang - by motorbike
Transportation	Motorbike
Accommodation	My Dream Boutique Resort
Meals	Breakfast
Ticket	- Entrance fee
Other	- Drinking water (1 bottle/pax)

Day 13 : Luang Prabang – Kuang Si Waterfall (by motorbike).

After breakfast, spend the morning exploring the area around one of Luang Prabang's most impressive and picturesque waterfalls, Kuang Si. Walk through jungle parklands to Kuang Si Bear Rescue Centre, located nearby. Established in 2003, the centre has rescued numerous bears from wildlife traffickers and traditional medicine traders. Here, you will help-out with the bears' midday scatter feed. Afterwards, stroll to Kuang Si Waterfall, where a 60m cascade feeds into multi-tiered turquoise pools set in a beautiful lush forest setting. Enjoy a refreshing dip in the cool water or choose to walk up the trails to the upper section. 
Then go back to Luang Prabang
Meals: Breakfast
Accommodation: Hotel in Luang Prabang.

Service:

Tour guide	–Luang Prabang – Kuangsi Waterfall by motorbike
Transportation	Motorbike
Accommodation	My Dream Boutique Resort
Meals	Breakfast
Ticket	- Entrance fee
Other	- Drinking water (1 bottle/pax)

Day 14 : Luang Prabang – Free at leisure.

Today is a free day to explore the town at leisure, take in the laid back atmosphere and riverside life with a refreshing Beer Lao on the banks of the Mekong at sunset.
Meals: Breakfast.
Accommodations: Hotel in Luang Prabang.

Day 15 : Luang Prabang – Departure

Today is a free day to explore the town at leisure, take in the laid back atmosphere and riverside life with a refreshing Beer Lao on the banks of the Mekong at sunset. Our driver pick you up to airport for departure . End The Tour .
Meals: Breakfast.