Indochina Cross Border Motorbike Tours - 50 Days we were the first motorcycle tour operator to organize a tour around Southeast Asia on motorbikes. It was a long and hard process to manage all the paperwork with all the governments. Southeast Asia is a wondrous and mysterious region, and we are taking a full Indochina tour around it. With a fascinating but often troubled history and unique and varying cultures, this enchanting region has much to offer. Join us for this seven-week adventure packed with great riding, UNSECO listed sites, and remarkable routes off the beaten track, and Southeast Asia will live in your heart forever. THAILAND – MYANMAR (BURMA) – LAOS – VIETNAM – CAMBODIA – THAILAND(Distance: about 8,100 km. / 5,000 miles).

Day 1: Chiang Mai, Arrival (Thailand)

Upon arrival, we will meet you at the airport and drive you to the hotel (recommended arrival to Chiang Mai, no later than 3 pm). At 5 pm, we meet for a welcome briefing and motorcycle handover at our Service Centre. Ride back to the hotel so you can get familiar with your motorcycle and local riding environment etc. Overnight in Chiang Mai.
Hotel: Amora Tapae Hotel

Day 2: Chiang Mai – Doi Inthanon – Mae Sariang (Thailand) 278 km

Familiarize yourself with your bike on the highway ride heading south of Chiang Mai to Doi Inthanon National Park, the highest peak in Thailand, 2,565 meters above sea level. Ride along the excellent winding mountain road through pine forest scenery. Visit Thailand’s finest waterfall, nature trails, Royal pagodas, and botanical gardens. Descending to Mae Chaem for a relaxing lunch at the local restaurant. After lunch, ride on, passing through pine forests until we reach Mae Sariang, near the border with Myanmar, where you later enjoy your peaceful accommodation.
Hotel: Riverhouse Mae Sariang

Day 3: Mae Sariang – Mae Hong Son – Pai (Thailand) 287 km

After breakfast, leave Mae Sariang to Mae Hong Son on narrow twisty curvy roads. In Khun Yuam we take a break and visit a World War II museum. Visit Wat Phra That Doi Kong Mu, the first temple of Mae Hong Son on the hilltop. Lunch is served at a local restaurant. Visit unseen Su Tong Pae Bamboo Bridge, which was built by villagers and locals of Ban Gung Mai Sak. A beautiful bridge supposedly the longest bamboo bridge in Thailand. Then back on twisty curvy roads to Pai. Then we reach charming accommodation with a swimming pool. In Pai, we dine on delicious local food in a restaurant near the river. In the evening after dinner, you can enjoy the delights of the Walking Street market.
Hotel: Medio de Pai

Day 4: Pai – Chiang Dao - Tha Ton (Thailand) 270 km

Before breakfast, in the very early morning, you have a chance to offer food to the monks along the streets of Pai`s local market. After breakfast, visit the Pai World War II Memorial Bridge. Back on winding mountainous roads. Later we reach Chiang Dao, where we have a relaxing lunch at a local restaurant. After lunch, visit the Chiang Dao cave. Then ride along fantastic mountain roads via Thailand´s “Little Toscana” until we reach Tha Ton, where you will visit the Wat Tha Ton on top of the mountain and enjoy the amazing sunset there. Later you relax in your charming accommodation with a fantastic river view.
Hotel: Saranya River House

Day 5: Tha Ton – Mae Sai - Golden Triangle (Thailand / Myanmar) 144 km

After breakfast, we leave Tha Ton to visit the long-neck Karen tribe village near the border of Thailand and Myanmar. Ride to Doi Mae Salong, where Chinese mountain tea farmers live. Of course, you will test Thailand´s best tea there. Then back on curvy roads to Doi Tung Royal Villa. Visit the Winter Palace and the botanical garden. Lunch is served at the Royal’s Project restaurant. Visit Wat Tham Pla where you can feed some food to wild monkeys. Continue along winding roads to Mae Sai, the northernmost point of Thailand. In Mae Sai, we crossed into Burma (let the motorcycle at the border) and explore Tachilek in Burma and its attractions. (Visa on arrival).
Later head east to the Golden Triangle – the area where Burma, Laos, and Thailand meet on the Mekong River.
Reach the Golden Triangle where you optional can visit the Opium museum before relaxing at your peaceful accommodation directly at the mighty Mekong River.
Hotel: Serene Chiang Rai

Day 6: Golden Triangle – Chiang Rai - Nan (Thailand) 328 km

After breakfast, ride along a scenic farming area road to Chiang Rai city. After that visit the famous White Temple (Wat Rong Khun) one of the top 10 wonder temples in the world. Lunch is served at a local restaurant. Ride the exhilarating, mountainous highway No. 1148 to Nan, ranked in the Top 10 as one of the most fun biking roads to be found anywhere in the world. 120 kilometers of up and down curves through the impressive mountains providing you with pure riding pleasure. Visit Wat Phra That Khao Noi (Nan hilltop scenic temple) before relaxing in your lovely accommodation and jumping in the swimming pool. Later you will discover and enjoy Nan´s nightlife.
Hotel: Namthong Hotel

Day 7: Rest day in Nan (Thailand)

A day of leisure. Today we’re doing nothing at all. Relaxing by the pool or shopping in the town. Optionally you can, of course, discover the historical and cultural sites of unseen Nan by bicycle (Laundry service available).
Hotel: Namthong Hotel

Day 8: Nan – Khao Kho (Thailand) 373 km

After breakfast, we ride on one of the best roads to discover Thailand´s “little Switzerland”. Visit the Celadon temple before we reach Khao Kho. Khao Kho is a district over 1.000 meters above sea level: Often with a misty, 360-degree panoramic view and refreshing weather the entire year (18 – 25 Celsius degrees). Later you will enjoy and relax in your peaceful accommodation.
Hotel: The Imperial Phukaew Hill Resort

Day 9: Khao Kho – Chiang Khan (Thailand) 210 km

After breakfast, leaving Khao Kho. We cruise along 3 National Parks on curvy dream roads to Chiang Khan, the lovely old wooden houses, shops, and hotels in colonial styles town directly at the Mekong River.
Hotel: Ban Rim Khong

Day 10: Chiang Khan – Nong Khai – Vientianne (Thailand / Laos) 204 km

We cruise along the Mekong river on the curvy road to visit Mount Pha Tak Suea with the “Sky Walk”. Later cross into Laos. Visit the Patuxai monument, which is well known as Vientiane’s own Arc de Triumph. Visit the oldest Pha That Luang, the pagoda according to the Lao people was originally built as a Hindu temple in the 3rd century. Then we arrive and relax at the charming accommodation.
Hotel: Vientiane Garden Hotel

Day 11: Rest day in Vientianne (Laos)

A day of leisure. Today we’re doing nothing at all. Relaxing in the pool or shopping in the town.

Day 12: Vientiane – Vang Vieng (Laos) 191 km

After breakfast, we leave Vientiane. Ride along fantastic mountainous roads to visit the Nam Ngum dam. The largest dam in Laos with deep blue waters same as the ocean. Then we cruise along the highway through farming areas to stunning Vang Vieng.
Hotel: Silver Naga

Day 13: Rest day in Vang Vieng (Laos)

A day of leisure. Optional we recommend flying with a Balloon (95 USD per person)

Day 14: Vang Vieng – Luang Prabang (Laos) 187 km

The roads begin to deteriorate; however, the stunning mountain scenery makes for interesting riding. Continue riding the impressive mountainous roads. Visit the world-famous “Kuang Si waterfall”. These falls begin in shallow pools high up on the mountain. The water collects in numerous turquoise blue pools as it flows downstream. Then continue cruising along until we reach Luang Prabang where you relax at the charming accommodation.
Hotel: Mekong Sunset View

Day 15: Rest day in Luang Prabang (Laos)

This town is gleaming with temple roofs, fading colonial architecture, and a stunning mountain backdrop. It has been claimed by UNESCO as, “the best-preserved traditional city in South East Asia”. This is a leisure day or you can also visit the former Royal Palace which is now a national museum and an important Temple named “Wat Xieng Thong”. A visit to Luang Prabang would be not complete without climbing the 329 steps to the top of Mount Phousi for a beautiful sunset view of the Mekong river overlooking Luang Prabang with a 360-degree view.

Day 16: Luang Prabang – Nong Khiaw (Laos) 142 km

Continue cruising along winding roads until we reach unseen Nong Khiew where you relax at the beautiful accommodation. Overnight in the middle of nowhere in this beautiful and authentic Laos town. I would say one of the most beautiful spots in Southeast Asia. Optional we recommend the Jungle Fly: (Zip Line Adventure Half Day 40 USD): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G3w2S14_QmU)
Hotel: Mandala Ou Resort

Day 17: Nong Khiaw – Oudomxai (Laos) 128 km

After breakfast, ride along the impressive mountainous road and follow this stunning mountain road to Pakmong, a brand new stunning road through Lao's highest mountains. It´s pure adventure riding through a limestone karst landscape. The roads begin to deteriorate; however, the stunning mountain scenery makes for interesting riding. Continue cruising along winding roads until we reach unseen Oudomxai, where you relax at the beautiful accommodation. Overnight in the middle of nowhere in this beautiful and authentic Laos town in the highlands of Laos.
Hotel: Namkat Yorla Pa Resort

Day 18: Oudomxay – Muang Khua - Dien Bien Phu (Laos / Vietnam) 221 km

Our motorcycle adventure continues in an eastern direction on low traffic density provincial roads to the Vietnamese border. On the first stretch, we ride along the Nam Phak River and enjoy the scenery. At Pak Nam Noy we start climbing up the mountains towards the Vietnam border. This is a remote area of Laos, the scenery is spectacular, not many villages. Not much is happening at the Laos / Vietnam border, said that it can still take some time to work through the paperwork. Our Vietnamese guide will wait for us at the Tay Trang border crossing and together we will ride to Dien Bien Phu. You will notice how things have changed once crossing into Vietnam, different landscapes, more people, villages, and traffic. The Battle of Dien Bien Phu was the climactic confrontation of the First Indochina War between the French Union’s French Far East Expeditionary Corps and Viet Minh communist-nationalist revolutionaries. We can visit the Dien Bien Phu Museum, the notorious hill
Hotel: Him Lam Hotel

Day 19: Dien Bien Phu - Sapa (Vietnam) 274 km

Good morning Vietnam! Today we have quite a long ride ahead of us, we will pass endless villages, with plenty of photo opportunities. Toward the end of the day, we start climbing up the mountain, and the scenery gets better by the hour. After an early breakfast, we depart follow the NR12 to Muong Lay, then head up to the Taphin plateau to conquer a scenic and stunning road through the Sin Ho Valley. We stop at the Sin Ho Market, which is more lively and crowded if we arrive early. We continue this less traveled road until Lai Chau and drive the winding road to Sapa with a photo stop at the O Qui Ho pass at 2005 meters from where we have a spectacular view of Phan Xia Pang, 3,143 meters, Vietnam’s and South East Asia highest mountain. In Sapa, there are plenty of restaurants, souvenir shops, and bars, something for every taste. Overnight in Sapa.
Hotel: Sapa Panorama Hotel

Day 20: Rest day in Sapa (Vietnam)

Today is a rest day. Sapa is a mountainous town in Northwestern Vietnam, blessed with a cool climate throughout the year. The Hoàng Liên mountain range dominates the area with a dramatic backdrop for many scenic treks. There are many things to do in Sapa. You can do an optional ride in the area. Or you simply chill out. For a remote small town in northern Vietnam’s mountains, Sapa is surprisingly modern. It offers a great variety of gastronomic options – from local street food and Vietnamese specialties to high-quality Italian restaurants and wine bars. Not to mention the many local cafes that serve super robust Vietnamese coffee. If you are up to it, take the cabin to the top of Phan Xia Pang or simply just stroll around in the town. Overnight in Sapa.
(Laundry service possible)
Hotel: Sapa Panorama Hotel

Day 21. Sapa - Nghia Lo (Vietnam) 231 km

With newly “charged batteries” our journey takes us in a southern direction. We ride on good-quality mountain roads to Nhiah Loh. During the whole day, we pass through endless villages and rice fields. There are countless photo stops and possibilities to “mingle with the locals”. The closer we get to Nhiah Loh the more spectacular the landscape becomes, especially the valleys with their endless rice terraces. The road is especially scenic between Than Uyen to Nghia Lo. We will stop at a monument on pass 1570 and viewpoint No1, take the opportunity and climb the watchtower. The view of the rice paddies is best from here. Overnight in Ngiah Lo.
Hotel:  Nghia Lo

Day 22. Nghia Lo – Thai Nguyen - Hanoi (Vietnam) 296 km

After breakfast, grab our bikes and ride the stunning mountain roads to Hanoi, the capital of Vietnam. En route, have lunch in Thai Nguyen. Overnight in Hanoi.
Hotel: La Siesta Hotel Trendy

Day 23. Rest Day in Hanoi (Vietnam)

A day of leisure. Time to relax or optional visit some of the most outstanding sights such as Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, Tran Quoc Pagoda, Temple of Literature …
Hanoi is the capital and the largest city in Vietnam by area. With an estimated population of 7.7 million as of 2018, it is the second-largest city in Vietnam by population. Located in the central area of the Red River Delta, Hanoi is the commercial, cultural, and educational center of Northern Vietnam. Originally a small settlement along the banks of the Red River, the city was founded as Thang Long, the capital of Imperial Vietnam, in 1010 by monarch Ly Thai To. Thang Long would remain the most important political and cultural center of Vietnam until 1802. Thang Long was renamed to its current name Hanoi in 1831. In 1873, Hanoi was conquered by the French, and from 1883 to 1945, the city was the administrative center of French Indochina. The French colonization left a lasting impact on the city’s architecture that is visible today, as showcased through French-style avenues, bridges, and buildings juxtaposing with traditional Vietnamese architecture. Overnight in Hanoi.
(Laundry service possible)
Hotel: La Siesta Hotel Trendy

Day 24. Hanoi - Ha Long Bay Cruise (Vietnam)

Travel to Ha Long Bay by shuttle bus and embark on an overnight cruise to explore this extraordinary piece of Vietnam and relax. Ha, Long Bay is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The name Hạ Long means “descending dragon”. The bay features thousands of limestone karsts and isles in various shapes and sizes. Ha, Long Bay is a center of a larger zone that includes Bai Tu Long Bay to the northeast, and Cát Bà Island to the southwest. Hạ Long Bay has an area of around 1,553 km2 (600 sq mi), including 1,960–2,000 islets, most of which are limestone. The core of the bay has an area of 334 km2 (129 sq mi) with a high density of 775 islets. The limestone in this bay has gone through 500 million years of formation in different conditions and environments. The evolution of the karst in this bay has taken 20 million years under the impact of the tropical wet climate.
Overnight at the Ha Long Bay.
Boat: Royal Cruise

Day 25. Second Rest Day in Hanoi (Vietnam)

Disembark after lunch and return to Hanoi for the night and in the evening watch the famous Thang Long Water Puppet show in the theatre.
Hotel: La Siesta Hotel Trendy

Day 26. Hanoi – Ninh Binh (Vietnam) 117 km

After breakfast, leaving the capital of Vietnam. We arrive at Tam Coc, a small town, full of guest houses, coffee shops, restaurants, and souvenir shops (a good opportunity to buy inexpensive Vietnamese handicrafts), etc, once the ancient capital of Viet Nam, settled in the 10th century. We can visit temples of two dynasties of Dinh and Le with very unique architectures. Explore the local area by bicycle. Overnight in Ninh Binh.
Hotel: Tam Coc Valley Bungalow

Day 27. Ninh Binh – Pu Mat (Vietnam) 243 km

In the morning we board sampan boats (2 people share one boat) and drift down the river among the villages, beautiful mountains, and lush rice fields. We pass through 3 caves (“Hang Ca”, “Hang Hai”, and “Hang Ba”). Enjoy the peaceful fullness and watch the skills of the boat operator.
Once back on our motorcycles we continue our journey to Pu Mat. We follow the Ho Chi Minh Trail and the Ca (big) river and arrive in Pu Mat town in the Nghe An province towards the end of the day. Most of today’s route is on good enjoyable low-density roads. Next to our hotel is a swimming pool with a bar, full of locals. Enjoy a swim and a beer with them. There is also a possibility to ride and visit a waterfall, paved road, a total 50 km return. Overnight at hotel in Pu Mat.
Hotel: Muong Thanh Con Cuong

Day 28: Pu Mat - Phong Nha (Vietnam) 285 km

Regarded by the lucky few who have ridden the Western Ho Chi Minh trail, as being one of the best motorcycling roads on earth. twisting and turning its way through spectacular “Jurassic Park-like” Limestone mountains covered in a lush green jungle filled with crystal clear waterfalls and wild rivers. this pristine wilderness is still home to many rare animals including Elephants and Tigers. We ride through the Ke Bang National Park and UNESCO World Heritage Site. containing the oldest Karst mountains in Asia, formed over 400 million years, riddled with over 300 hundred cave systems including the biggest cave on earth Hong Son Dong cave “discovered in 2009” today’s ride is mind-blowing and best described as a riders paradise. lunch in a small picture-perfect village. The afternoon delivers more great riding through this very special part of the world that remains rarely seen by the outside world. keep an eye out for Gibbons. Late afternoon has us arriving in beautiful Phong Nha with a great hotel overlooking the Son Con River. Enjoy an ice-cold welcome beer! This charming village offers a great range of local and western-style bars and restaurants. Welcome to Phong Nha.
Hotel: Saigon - Phong Nha Hotel

Day 29: Phong Nha - Khe Sanh – Hue (Vietnam) 368 km

Enjoy coffee and breakfast overlooking the Song Con River. Our bikes have seen good service and checked over and are ready for the next leg of this amazing journey. Helmets on! Time to say our goodbyes to Phong Nha. Riding south on the Ho Chi Minh trail a relaxed pace ride with endless insights into the daily life in rural Vietnam, surrounded by picture-perfect landscapes. Views across colorful rice fields some still holding bomb creator scars as this region faced some of the heaviest attacks throughout the American War. Outstanding views across the valley and surrounding mountain ranges. It’s so hard to imagine this whole region was once at war. l can help but have the Cold Chisel song “Khe Sanh” playing in my mind as we edge closer to Khe Sanh. Upon arrival, we ride into the former Khe Sanh Marine base. Today a small museum filled with historical pictures and weapons on display, additionally a C130, Chinook, and old plane wreckage surrounds the remains of the old airstrip. Enjoy a picnic-style lunch. After lunch joins again the legendary Ho Chi Minh trail this superb stretch of winding road that follows the Dong Nai river. Passing an array of farming areas from tree plantations to fields of tea, traditional farming methods are still used. We cruise through the back streets of Hue “the home of the last Vietnam Emperors”. Overnight in Hue.
Hotel: Asia Hotel

Day 30: Hue – Hoian (Vietnam) 175 km

Optional discover Hue in the morning. After lunch visits the Imperial Citadel, a garden house, a royal tomb, and a village crafting conical hats. Early afternoon, leave Hue for Hoian, riding over Hai Van Pass (Ocean Clouds), visiting one or two sites in Danang.
Hotel: Hoian Hotel

Day 31: Hoian - Quy Nhon (Vietnam) 300 km

Depart Hoian and continue the easy ride along the NH1. Stop for lunch in Quang Ngai and to visit the Twin Cham Towers.
Hotel: Saigon - Quy Nhon Hotel

Day 32: Quy Nhon - Nha Trang (Vietnam) 240 km

Leave Quy Nhon for Nha Trang. En route, visit Tam Giang Dam, Mang Lang Church, Ghenh Da Dia, etc.
Hotel: Majestic Star

Day 33: Rest day in Nha Trang (Vietnam)

Today is a free day. Opt to relax or explore the town

Day 34: Nha Trang - Mui Ne (Vietnam) 230 km

After breakfast, continue southwards through the dry land of Ninh Thuan province. In Mui Ne, visit the famous Sand Dunes, the Fairy Stream, and Ke Ga Lighthouse.
Hotel: Mui Ne Resort

Day 35: Mui Ne - Saigon (Vietnam) 230 km

After breakfast at the hotel, get on the bike, and start driving to the biggest city in Vietnam. The drive is going to be harder due to the busy traffic and speed limit. In Saigon, check into the hotel and relax.
Hotel: Saigon Liberty Hotel

Day 36: Saigon - Cu Chi – Saigon (Vietnam) 100 km

Optional ride in the morning to Cu Chi to visit the legendary tunnels dug out in wartime. Return to town early in the afternoon. The rest of the day will be independent time.

Day 37: Saigon - Chau Doc (Vietnam) 220 km

After breakfast, saddle up and ride out of Saigon, through the lushly green Mekong Delta, a world where people work and live on the waters. If time permits, visit a fish farming village on the Mekong River and Sam Mountain.
Hotel: Saigon Rach Gia Hotel

Day 38: Chau Doc - Ha Tien – Kep (Vietnam / Cambodia) 112 km

After breakfast, drive to Ha Tien on the border with Cambodia. Clear the immigration formalities and go into Cambodia. Continues the ride to Kep, well known for the seafood, especially the crabs …
Hotel: Mealea Resort

Day 39: Kep – Kampot – Bokor Hill Station – Kampot (Cambodia) 114 km

Ride to Kampot (well known for the best black pepper in the world) and ride up above 1,000 meters above sea level to the Bokor Hill Station, which refers to a collection of French colonial buildings (hotel & casino, church, royal residence, etc. ), constructed as a temperate mountain luxury resort and retreat for colonial residents in the early 1920s atop Bokor Mountain in Preah Monivong National Park. Riding back to the famous and charming fisher village of Kampot directly on the Gulf of Thailand.
Hotel: Five.S

Day 40: Kampot – Killing Fields – Phnom Penh (Cambodia) 241 km

The Cambodian Killing Fields are several sites in Cambodia where collectively more than a million people were killed and buried by the Khmer Rouge regime, during its rule of the country from 1975 to 1979, immediately after the end of the Cambodian Civil War (1970–1975). The mass killings are widely regarded as part of a broad state-sponsored genocide (the Cambodian genocide). Analysis of 20,000 mass grave sites by the DC-Cam Mapping Program and Yale University indicate at least 1,386,734 victims of execution. Estimates of the total number of deaths resulting from Khmer Rouge policies, including disease and starvation, range from 1.7 to 2.5 million out of a 1975 population of roughly 8 million. In 1979, Vietnam invaded Democratic Kampuchea and toppled the Khmer Rouge regime.
Hotel: Le Grand Palais Boutique

Day 41: Rest day in Phnom Penh (Cambodia)

Today is a free day. Opt to relax or explore the town like the National Museum or the Royal Palace. If you are in the mood also can visit the prison S21 to learn about the inhumanity of the Pol Pot regime.
Hotel: Le Grand Palais Boutique

Day 42: Phnom Pheng – Siem Reap – Angkor Wat (Cambodia) 314 km

Long day riding. We will stop at some hidden places. Discover 1,000 years old stone bridges and you can try to eat fresh spiders at a local market … 😉
Hotel: eOcambo Village

Day 43: Rest day in Siem Reap (Angkor Wat) (Cambodia)

Angkor Wat is a temple complex in Cambodia and the largest religious monument in the world, with the site measuring 162.6 hectares (1,626,000 m2; 402 acres). It was originally constructed as a Hindu temple of the god Vishnu for the Khmer Empire, gradually transforming into a Buddhist temple towards the end of the 12th century. The temple is at the top of the high classical style of Khmer architecture. It has become a symbol of Cambodia, appearing on its national flag, and it is the country’s prime attraction for visitors.

Day 44: Second rest day in Siem Reap (Angkor Wat) (Cambodia)

A day of leisure. Today we’re doing nothing at all. Relaxing in the pool or shopping in the town.

Day 45: Siem Reap – Choam – Buriram (Cambodia / Thailand) 313 km

Crossing back into Thailand. And learn again to ride on the left side of the road. Ride along the poorest area in Thailand, the “Isaan”. Overnight in Buriram, becomes famous for the Thai National Race Circuit and has been for many years station for the MotoGP Championship.
Hotel: Best Western Royal Buriram

Day 46. Buriram – Petchabun (Thailand) 379 km

Unspectacular transfer day to Petchabun. The West of the “Isaan” area. Discover Petchabun´s nightlife in the chopper bar “House 66”.
Hotel: Kosit Hill

Day 47. Petchabun - Khao Koh – Sukhothai (Thailand) 234 km

After breakfast, we visit the Khao Kho Memorial Sacrifice monument and the weapons museum. Between 1965 – and 1984, this mountain area was the battlefield of the Thai Communist Party and the Thai Royal Army. Then we continue uphill, cruising to Phu Ta Boek National Park: “The Shangri-La of Thailand”. Continue along winding roads until we reach Sukhothai. Visit the World Heritage Ancient Sukhothai Historical Park, designated world heritage site number 574 on 12 December 1991 by UNESCO, and enjoy the amazing sunset in the old ruins. Later you can relax in the beautiful accommodation with a swimming pool.
Hotel: Ruan Thai

Day 48. Sukhothai – Sirikit Dam – Phrae (Thailand) 334 km

After breakfast, we leave Sukhothai riding through winding mountainous roads. We then take the motorbikes on a wooden ferry across the Sirikit dam reservoir. Sirikit dam is the largest earth dam in Thailand. It´s used for irrigation, fisheries, flood control, and as well as hydroelectric power generation. Then we continue on the highway passing through rice fields until we reach unseen Phrae.
Hotel: Phnom Thai Garden

Day 49. Phrae – Chiang Mai (Thailand) 202 km

After breakfast, we leave Phrae cruising along the highway to Den Chai, we visit a large reclining Buddha. We continue riding through winding mountainous roads to Lampang. Lunch is served at a local restaurant. We visit the Thai Elephant Conservation Center and the world´s first elephant hospital. We continue riding, passing through national parks and farming areas. Visit a local market, stopping for refreshments, before heading back to Chiang Mai

Day 50. Chiang Mai, Departure (Thailand)

Breakfast at the hotel. Transfer to Chiang Mai Airport (International Terminal) or stay and explore Chiang Mai and the surrounding area.
End of Tour

 

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