Destinations: As the original path between these two countries has now become a giant construction zone, we have moved to the next frontier. Starting in a bustling former French colonial city and finishing in a much quieter, world heritage listed one, we traverse one of the most remote corridors of the former Northern Indochina. We meet the many hill tribes who inhabit the region and get a taste of their lifestyle, we visit the hide-out of the Pathet Lao during the war that consumed much of this region in the sixties and seventies, and we pass through some absolutely stunning scenery, with limestone karst mountains, forests and picturesque rivers all coming together to make this an unforgettable ride. To top it off, it’s not just a bike ride. We will also kayak down the Nam Ou River and have the chance for some first rate village trekking along the way.

1. Cycling from Hanoi to Luang Prabang 10Days
Destinations: As the original path between these two countries has now become a giant construction
zone, we have moved to the next frontier. Starting in a bustling former French colonial city and finishing
in a much quieter, world heritage listed one, we traverse one of the most remote corridors of the
former Northern Indochina.
We meet the many hill tribes who inhabit the region and get a taste of their lifestyle, we visit the hide-
out of the Pathet Lao during the war that consumed much of this region in the sixties and seventies, and
we pass through some absolutely stunning scenery, with limestone karst mountains, forests and
picturesque rivers all coming together to make this an unforgettable ride.
To top it off, it’s not just a bike ride. We will also kayak down the Nam Ou River and have the chance for
some first rate village trekking along the way.
Meals: B=Breakfast, L=Lunch, D=Dinner.
Day 1: Hanoi (D)
Day 2: Hanoi 25km (BL)
Day 3: Mai Chau 40km (BL)
Day 4: Moc Chau 95km (BLD)
Day 5: Sam Neua, Laos 70km (BLD)
Day 6: Vieng Thong – Vieng Xai Caves (BLD)
Day 7: Nong Khiaw 90km (BLD)
Day 8: Nong Khiaw Rest day or trek Muang Ngoai
Day 9: Luang Prabang – Kayaking the Nam Ou (BLD)
Day 10 Finish (B)
More detail program please open that link to see:
http://www.asiantrailtours.com/package-tours/indochina-cycling-from-vietnam/12190/cycling-from-
hanoi-to-luang-prabang-10days
TOUR INFORMATION
Tour Cost: USD1,560 Per Person based on 2 people in sharing room
Single room supplement: USD194
Total Distance: 475+ kilometers
Number of cycling days: 9 days
Bike Rental: USD100 (Trek or Giant)
Road Surface: Uphill/downhill, steep & forested hillsides, routes mixed of stone, gravel, hard pack clay
and paddy fields (jeep track).
Support: All buses with A/C and experienced Driver, one 16 seats regarding group size of less 6; one 25
seats of less 12 or two 16 seats regarding group size of less 12; and one 25 seats plus a luggage van for
group size of up to 24.
Group Size: Minimum 2. Maximum 15.
Biking guide: Experienced English speaking-biking guides with enthusiastic, friendly, knowledgeable and
helpful. Biking guides are first aid qualified and can maintain bikes. Their role is to deliver a safe and
enjoyable tour to the clients, they manage the group, co-ordinate the driver and support vehicle, buy

2. snacks and fruit along the way, look out for clients needs. They are cultural guides as well as pure
biking…
Accommodation: Hotels range from standard to superior classes, including simple guesthouse and local
homestay (big room with partition off) in some remote areas.
Food: Included (B = Breakfast, L = Lunch, D = Dinner).
Entrance fees: Included
Boat & ferry: No boat
Snacks, fresh fruits, water: Provided (daily)
Safety: Our people take the best cares & safety for your trip.The first aid kits are provided, one doctor
for group size of 16 paxes up.
Photo taking: You can stop wherever you want for ‘Kodak moment’!
Cycling pace: Are you a beginner or professional biker? we all care with our best efforts to make your
trip superb. Enjoy your riding speed from 10km per hour up to as many more as you can.
Climate: Biking all year-round
What is not included: Travel insurance, personal expenses, alcoholic drinks, flight ticket to/from
Vietnam, visa to Vietnam…and what is not mentioned as above itinerary
AVAILABLE DEPARTURE DATES
21 Jun, 2013
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20 July, 2013
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17 Aug, 2013
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30 Sep, 2013
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13 Oct, 2013
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12 Nov, 2013
Guaranteed departure
26 Dec 2013
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07 Jan, 2014
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22 Feb, 2014
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15 Mar, 2014
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3. 25 Apr, 2014
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07 May, 2014
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09 Jun, 2014
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24 Jul, 2014
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27 Aug, 2014
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07 Sep, 2014
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17 Oct, 2014
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07 Nov, 2014
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09 Dec, 2014
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