Day 1

ByeBye Phnom Penh City

Phnom Penh – Takeo – Kep - Kampot

80% Tarmac / 20% Dirt Road ... 240km

We leave the busy streets of Phnom Penh and ride south through Cambodia’s beautiful countryside, passing rice fields, traditional villages, and quiet rural roads. Along the way, we visit Phnom Chiso, an ancient hilltop temple with stunning panoramic views.

The ride continues along hidden backroads and light dirt trails near the Vietnam border, offering a real taste of local life and adventure riding. Before reaching the coast, we stop at a secret beach to relax and enjoy the sea breeze.

After exploring Kep, famous for fresh seafood and ocean views, we finish the day in the charming riverside town of Kampot.

Accommodation: Hotel with Swimming Pool

Include Meal: Lunch, Dinner

Day 2

Beach Side Sleep Over

Kampot – Bokor – Sihanoukville – Koh Rong 

90% Tarmac / 10% Dirt Road ... 180km

After breakfast in Kampot, we ride up into Bokor National Park, enjoying winding mountain roads, jungle scenery, and panoramic coastal views.

After exploring the historic Bokor Hill area, we descend toward Cambodia’s tropical coastline and continue to Sihanoukville.

From there, we take the ferry across the Gulf of Thailand to Koh Rong, famous for its white sandy beaches, turquoise water, and relaxed island atmosphere.

The rest of the afternoon is free to enjoy the beach, swim, relax with fresh seafood, or simply watch the sunset by the ocean.

Accommodation:  Hotel

Include Meal:  Lunch, Dinner

Day 3 (Half Day Ride)

Hill Top National Park

Koh Rong – Kirirom 

90% Tarmac / 10% Dirt Road ... 140km + ferry transfer

After a relaxing morning on Koh Rong, we return by ferry to the mainland and ride north toward Kirirom National Park.

The route passes through peaceful countryside roads, small villages, and rolling hills before climbing into the cool mountain landscapes of Kirirom. Surrounded by pine forests and fresh mountain air, the park offers a completely different atmosphere from the tropical coastline.

After arriving, the afternoon is free to relax, enjoy the natural surroundings, or explore the forest trails around the park.

Accommodation:  Bungalows

Include Meal:  Lunch, Dinner

Day 4

Cambodia Heart Land

Kirirom – Kampong Chhnang – Kampong Thom

90% Tarmac / 10% Dirt Road ... 280km

Leaving Kirirom National Park behind, we ride north through the heart of rural Cambodia toward Kampong Chhnang. The journey takes us along scenic countryside roads lined with rice fields, traditional villages, and riverside landscapes, offering a real glimpse into everyday Cambodian life.

After exploring Kampong Chhnang, famous for its pottery villages and floating communities, we cross the Tonlé Sap River by local ferry before taking a remote countryside shortcut toward Kampong Thom. The route combines quiet backroads, rural tracks, and authentic village scenery, making today a true adventure through Cambodia’s hidden countryside.

Accommodation:  Hotel

Include Meal:  Lunch, Dinner

Day 5

Temple Run & River Cruse

Kampong Thom – Kratie

80% Tarmac / 20% Dirt Road ... 295km

Today we continue north through the heart of Cambodia along quiet provincial roads and scenic countryside tracks. Before leaving Kampong Thom, we visit Sambor Prei Kuk, the ancient pre-Angkor temple complex hidden within the forest and recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

After exploring the temples, we continue riding through traditional villages, rice fields, and small rural towns toward Kratie, a charming Mekong riverside town famous for its peaceful atmosphere, Irrawaddy dolphins, and beautiful sunset views over the Mekong River.

Accommodation:  Hotel

Include Meal:  Lunch, Dinner

Day 6

Welcome to Lao

Kratie – Cross border Cambodia / Laos – 4000 Islands Don Khone

80% Tarmac / 20% Dirt Road ... 230km

Today is your last day in Cambodia. We start from Kratie and travel south toward the Laos border at Stung Treng / Veun Kham crossing.

After immigration procedures, enter Laos and continue to Nakaxang village, where you will park your motorbikes.

From here, take a boat to Don Det to visit the beautiful Liphi Waterfall (Tat Somphamit), one of the most scenic areas of the 4000 Islands region.

This area also holds important historical value, as it was once part of the French colonial Indochina period. The French developed early infrastructure here, including the first railway line in Laos, built to connect Don Det and Don Khone islands, helping transport goods and bypass the powerful Mekong waterfalls.

Enjoy lunch at Khone Pa Soi Island, where you can observe and learn about traditional fishing techniques still practiced by local villagers today.

In the afternoon, return to Nakaxang, pick up your bikes, and take a short ride to Don Khong Island for overnight stay.

Arrive at the hotel, relax, and enjoy swimming in the pool while watching a beautiful sunset over the Mekong River.

Accommodation:  Hotel

Include Meal:  Lunch, Dinner

Day 7

Rest Day

4000 Islands Don Khone

Accommodation:  Hotel

Include Meal:  Lunch, Dinner

Day 8

New Roads

4000 Islands – Attapeu Province

70% Tarmac / 30% Dirt Road ... 213km

After breakfast, begin your journey with a relaxed ride along Route 13, following the Mekong’s southern landscapes toward Thabang village. This gentle start allows you to enjoy the morning scenery and local village life along the way.

From Thabang, the adventure truly begins as you turn onto Route A18, entering the wild and untouched beauty of Xe Pian National Protected Area. This section offers an exciting ride through dense forests, remote terrain, and off-the-beaten-path landscapes rarely visited by travelers.

A highlight of the day is a stop at the hidden gem of Tad SapaWaterfall. Surrounded by nature, this peaceful waterfall is the perfect place to cool off with a refreshing swim and relax before continuing the journey.

Afterward, continue riding approximately 65 km through scenic countryside toward Attapeu Province, one of the most remote and authentic regions in southern Laos.

In the evening, unwind with a unique dining experience at a boat restaurant along the tranquil Sekong River. Enjoy local cuisine while watching the sunset over the water — a perfect end to a rewarding day of exploration.

Accommodation:  Hotel

Include Meal:  Lunch, Dinner

Day 9

New Country

Attapeu – Ho Chi Minh Trail – Balavan Plateau – Tad Lo

70% Tarmac / 30% Dirt Road ... 228km

Start the day with a relaxed ride toward Samxai village, where history comes alive. Here, you will encounter powerful remnants from the Vietnam War—including a missile site left behind in the jungle, offering a striking glimpse into Laos’ past.

From Samxai, the journey becomes more adventurous as you ride along sections of the legendary Ho Chi Minh Trail, once a vital lifeline during the war. The road winds through dense forest and remote landscapes, creating a true expedition feeling.

After approximately 25km, reach a dramatic mountaintop viewpoint where an old military tank still stands, overlooking the vast waters of the Xekaman Dam. The panoramic scenery here is unforgettable—wild, remote, and untouched.

Along the way, pass through ethnic minority villages where life remains deeply connected to the land. You will see how local communities creatively reuse scrap metal from the past—transforming it into homes, fences, and farming tools. It’s a powerful reflection of resilience and adaptation.

Lunch will be served at a scenic local restaurant overlooking a field of wind turbines—an impressive contrast between nature and modern development.

In the afternoon, ride up onto the lush Bolaven Plateau, famous for its cool climate, waterfalls, and some of the finest coffee in Southeast Asia. The landscape gradually changes into rolling hills and green plantations.

Arrive at Tad Lo Waterfall just before sunset. After a full day of adventure, unwind—take off your riding gear and enjoy a refreshing swim in the natural pools.

End the day with a relaxing dinner at your hotel, surrounded by the peaceful sounds of nature.

Accommodation:  Hotel

Include Meal:  Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Day 10

New Views

Tad Lo - Ho Chi Minh Trail – Muang Nong – Sepon

70% Tarmac / 30% Dirt Road ... 222km

Today’s journey follows one of the most historic routes in Laos—the legendary Ho Chi Minh Trail, once a vital supply network during the Vietnam War and one of the most heavily bombed areas in the country.

During the ride, enjoy a truly immersive experience through remote landscapes toward the Laos–Vietnam border, passing dense forests and quiet villages that once played an important role in wartime history. This route offers a powerful combination of natural beauty and historical significance.

From here, continue toward Muang Nong District, an area known for its strategic importance during the Lam Son 719 Campaign. Along the way, visit the local Laos–Vietnam War Museum to gain deeper insight into the events that shaped this region and its people. After the visit, continue for another 30 km to your hotel in Sepon, where you will stay overnight.

Accommodation:  Hotel

Include Meal:  Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Day 11

Spectacular Riding

Sepon – Thakek - Nakai Plateau

70% Tarmac / 30% Dirt Road ... 340km

We begin the day riding along Route 9 toward Seno, an important transport hub in central Laos. From here, we continue south along Route 13 toward Thakhek, following one of the country’s most iconic overland adventure routes.

Along the way, we stop for lunch at a local restaurant by the Mekong River, where you can enjoy beautiful views across the water toward Nakhon Phanom.

Arriving in Thakhek, you’ll notice its charming atmosphere, with remnants of French colonial architecture dating back to the early 20th century, reflecting the town’s historical role during the colonial era.

After lunch, we leave the Mekong plains behind as the landscape gradually transforms. The road leads into a spectacular region of limestone mountains, open countryside, and winding rural roads—marking the beginning of the famous Thakhek Loop.

From Thakhek, the adventure continues as you ascend toward the breathtaking Nakai Plateau. This remote highland area is known for its dramatic scenery, expansive horizons, and untouched natural beauty. The ride is a true highlight, offering sweeping panoramic views, peaceful villages, and a genuine sense of exploration and discovery.

We aim to arrive at Sunset Resort on the Nakai Plateau before sunset, where you can relax and take in the stunning views as the day comes to a perfect close.

Accommodation:  Hotel

Include Meal:  Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Day 12

Twisty Roads

Nakai Plateau - Kong Lor Cave Adventure – The Rock Viewpoint

70% Tarmac / 30% Dirt Road ... 225km

This morning, set out for an unforgettable excursion to Kong Lor Cave, one of the most spectacular natural wonders in Laos.

We begin the day riding along the famous Thakhek Loop, heading through the pristine forests of Nakai-Nam Theun National Protected Area. This remote region is rich in biodiversity and home to a variety of wildlife. Along the way, you’ll stop to see a unique Buddha carving on a rock face—an important local spiritual site where villagers come to pay respect and worship.

Continuing the ride, we arrive near Kong Lor, with a stop for lunch at a local restaurant close to the beautiful Blue Lagoon area.

After lunch, you have the option to explore Kong Lor Cave by boat. This incredible journey takes you deep inside a 7 km-long underground river cave, where towering limestone walls, hidden chambers, and emerald waters create a truly magical atmosphere. It is widely considered one of the most unique cave experiences in Southeast Asia.

After the exploration, we return toward The Rock Viewpoint, where you can relax and enjoy the peaceful natural surroundings.

For those seeking more adventure, optional activities are available:

Zipline experience through dramatic limestone landscapes 

A 700-meter skywalk across karst cliffs, offering breathtaking panoramic views of mountains and valleys.

Throughout the day, you’ll experience the authentic charm of rural Laos—friendly villagers, simple lifestyles, and landscapes that feel untouched by time.

By late afternoon, arrive at The Rock Viewpoint, one of the most unique stays in Laos.

Surrounded by towering limestone formations and sweeping mountain views, it’s the perfect place to unwind after an unforgettable day of riding.

Accommodation:  Hotel

Include Meal:  Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Day 13

Spectacular Riding

The Rock Viewpoint – Vieng Thong – Phonsavan

70% Tarmac / 30% Dirt Road ... 330km

Continue your journey north toward Phonsavan, the capital of Xieng Khouang Province.

Enjoy a spectacular scenic drive through the highland landscapes, passing through the beautiful, protected areas of Nam Kading National Protected Area. This route is known for its winding mountain roads, sweeping curves, and dramatic viewpoints—one of the most scenic drives in Laos.

Along the way, get a first glimpse of the mysterious uplands of northern Laos before arriving in Phonsavan.

Upon arrival, enjoy a short visit to the famous Plain of Jars heritage site area, one of Southeast Asia’s most fascinating archaeological landscapes.

Later, check in to your hotel and relax while enjoying a peaceful sunset over the plateau.

Evening at leisure to rest and explore the town.

Accommodation:  Hotel

Include Meal:  Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Day 14

Forest Cruising

Phonsavan – Tham Piew – Nam Nern – Muang Hiem

70% Tarmac / 30% Dirt Road ... 215km

Today’s journey takes you deeper into northern Laos, traveling from Phonsavan toward one of the country’s most remote and pristine protected forest regions.

En route, make a meaningful stop at Tham Piew Cave, a historic site known as a memorial cave from the Vietnam War. During the war, the cave was tragically bombed, and it now stands as a powerful reminder of the human cost of conflict in Laos. Today, it is a quiet memorial site surrounded by peaceful nature.

Continue the journey into the untouched wilderness of the Nam Et-Phou Louey National Protected Area, especially the Nam Nern area—one of Laos’ most important conservation zones. This vast jungle ecosystem is home to rich biodiversity, dense primary forest, and rare wildlife, offering a true sense of raw, untouched nature.

The ride itself is a true adventure, passing through winding mountain roads, quiet valleys, and remote villages where traditional lifestyles remain closely connected to the forest.

Continue toward Muang Hiem, a small and peaceful rural settlement surrounded by natural landscapes.

Upon arrival in the late afternoon, relax and enjoy a natural hot spring experience—the perfect way to recover after a full day of riding. Sit back in warm mineral waters, enjoy a cold Beer Lao, and watch the sunset over rice fields and mountains.

Accommodation:  Dao Neau Guesthouse

Include Meal:  Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Day 15

Spectacular Riding

Muang Hiem – Nong Khiaw – Luang Prabang

70% Tarmac / 30% Dirt Road ... 310km

Today is the final and longest riding day of your journey, but also one of the most rewarding as you travel through the spectacular landscapes of northern Laos.

Depart from Muang Hiem and ride through scenic mountain roads, winding through remote valleys, forested hills, and traditional rural communities. This stretch offers some of the most beautiful and untouched scenery in the entire trip.

Continue toward Nong Khiaw, a breathtaking riverside town surrounded by dramatic limestone mountains and one of the most picturesque river valleys in Laos. Enjoy a short break here to take in the stunning views of the Nam Ou River.

Afterward, continue the final leg of your journey toward Luang Prabang, the UNESCO World Heritage city known for its timeless charm, golden temples, and French colonial architecture.

Accommodation:  Hotel

Include Meal:  Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner