

Indochina Overland Tour
Thailand – Laos – Vietnam – Cambodia in 17 days
Immerse yourself in the captivating world of Southeast Asia and embark on an adventure that takes you through four unique countries: Thailand, Laos, Vietnam, and Cambodia. This 17-day motorcycle journey combines breathtaking landscapes, cultural highlights, and legendary roads into an experience that engages all the senses. From the winding mountain roads of Northern Thailand to the mighty Mekong River, which carves its way through Laos, and from the historic Ho Chi Minh Trail in Vietnam to the awe-inspiring temples of Angkor Wat in Cambodia, this tour is a dream come true for adventurers, culture enthusiasts, and motorcycle lovers alike.
The journey begins in Chiang Mai, Thailand’s cultural hub, renowned for its rich history, vibrant markets, and magnificent temples. From there, the route takes you through the Golden Triangle, the lush landscapes of Laos, and the UNESCO-listed town of Luang Prabang, before reaching the mystical Plain of Jars. In Vietnam, you will ride along the legendary Ho Chi Minh Trail, conquer the majestic Hai Van Pass, and explore the UNESCO World Natural Heritage site of Phong Nha, before discovering the charming coastal town of Hoi An and the coffee plantations of the Central Highlands.
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Finally, in Cambodia, you will experience the magical temples of Angkor Wat, Ta Prohm, and Angkor Thom, before concluding your adventure in the vibrant metropolis of Bangkok.
This motorcycle tour offers the perfect combination of thrilling rides, adventure, and cultural immersion. Whether you are navigating winding roads, riding through dense jungles, passing endless rice fields, or exploring ancient historical sites, you will collect unforgettable memories that will stay with you for a lifetime. With carefully selected routes, comfortable accommodations, and excellent local service, this journey is an experience you don’t want to miss. Let yourself be enchanted by the beauty of Indochina and discover how the freedom of riding a motorcycle gives you a completely new perspective on this fascinating region!
On this Southeast Asia adventure, you’ll not only discover many cultural and historical sights, but you’ll also ride through stunning landscapes, on winding mountain roads, and get to know the land and people up close, off the beaten path. A unique experience and brand-new pilot tour in our program.
AT A GLANCE
15.11. – 30.11.2025 | |||||||||
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17 days / 16 nights / 13 riding days | |||||||||
16 nights in selected mid-range hotels, resorts and lodges |
14.02. – 02.03.2026 14.11. – 30.11.2026 |
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17 days / 16 nights / 13 riding days | |||||||||
16 nights in selected mid-range hotels, resorts and lodges |
Date 15.11. – 30.11.2025 |
Price Royal Enfield Interceptor 650: 6.490€ Suzuki V-Strom 650: 6.790€ Pillion: 4.490€ Single Room: +750€ |
Duration 17 days / 16 nights / 13 riding days |
Accomodation 16 nights in selected mid-range hotels, resorts and lodges |
Date 14.02. – 02.03.2026 14.11. – 30.11.2026 |
Price Royal Enfield Interceptor 650: 6.490€ Suzuki V-Strom 650: 6.790€ Pillion: 4.490€ Single Room: +750€ |
Duration 17 days / 16 nights / 13 riding days |
Accomodation 16 nights in selected mid-range hotels, resorts and lodges |
Highlights – Indochina Overland
- Winding Mountain Roads of Northern Thailand – Breathtaking routes through the mountainous landscapes surrounding Chiang Mai and the Golden Triangle.
- Mighty Mekong River – Ride along one of Asia’s most impressive rivers as it winds through Laos and Cambodia.
- UNESCO World Heritage City of Luang Prabang – A charming town filled with ancient temples, French colonial architecture, and a spiritual atmosphere.
- Spectacular Plain of Jars – A mysterious archaeological site featuring massive stone jars, whose origins remain an enigma.
- Legendary Ho Chi Minh Trail – A historic route that now winds through untouched nature, tropical forests, and remote villages.
- Majestic Hai Van Pass – One of Vietnam’s most stunning coastal roads, offering panoramic views of the South China Sea.
- UNESCO World Natural Heritage Site Phong Nha – Home to one of the world’s largest cave systems, featuring boat tours and awe-inspiring limestone formations.
- Charming Old Town of Hoi An – A well-preserved city with colorful lanterns, ancient architecture, and a vibrant atmosphere.
- Coffee Plantations of the Central Highlands – Ride through a region famous for its coffee production and laid-back atmosphere.
- Temple Complexes of Angkor Wat, Ta Prohm & Angkor Thom – Magical and historic sites, ranking among the world’s most impressive archaeological wonders.
- Vibrant City of Bangkok – The perfect place to wrap up the journey with a mix of culture, delicious food, and dynamic city life.
The route is mostly well-maintained and paved. Two-lane roads alternate with small, sometimes single-lane mountain roads. Drivers should be accustomed to safely navigating hairpin turns and narrow, quickly changing curves. Highways are not taken.
Some sections are unpaved. Gravel road quality varies; generally, there are well-maintained gravel sections with loose surfaces that are relatively easy to navigate. The off-road/paved ratio is approximately 10/90.
Including breaks, photo stops, and sightseeing, but excluding a lunch break, which lasts about one hour. On regular days, we start in between 8-9am and arrive at the tour hotel in the afternoon. Average times: Approximately 6-7 hours per day
Indochina Overland Motorcycle Tour – Itinerary
Day 1: Welcome to Chiang Mai!
Your journey begins in the vibrant city of Chiang Mai, the cultural heart of Northern Thailand. Upon arrival, you will be warmly greeted by our team and transferred to your comfortable hotel in the heart of the old town. Here, you can soak up the relaxed atmosphere that makes this city so special. Chiang Mai is famous for its rich history, stunning temples, bustling markets, and lively nightlife. In the afternoon, you will have time to explore the city at your own pace—wander through the charming alleys, visit the magnificent temple complexes, or indulge in the region’s exquisite cuisine. From traditional street food to exotic specialties, Chiang Mai is a true paradise for food lovers. In the evening, we gather for a welcome dinner, where you will meet your fellow travelers and receive an introduction to the exciting journey ahead.
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Over delicious Thai dishes, we will discuss the upcoming highlights and what to expect in the days to come. This first day sets the perfect tone for your Indochina adventure, preparing you for the incredible experiences and breathtaking landscapes that await. Relax, explore, and let yourself be enchanted by the unique charm of Chiang Mai!
Day 2: Exploring Northern Thailand’s Beauty
Today, your adventure truly begins! After a hearty breakfast, we hop onto our motorcycles and leave the bustling old town of Chiang Mai behind. Our route takes us deep into the stunning mountains of Northern Thailand, where winding roads carve through lush forests, offering breathtaking views at every turn.
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Our first highlight of the day is a stop at the iconic Wat Rong Khun, better known as the White Temple. This architectural masterpiece is both a spiritual site and a work of art, with intricate details and gleaming surfaces that leave visitors in awe. We take a break here to enjoy a coffee and soak in the surreal beauty of this unique landmark. From here, we continue through the remote highlands, making our way toward the Golden Triangle—a legendary region where the borders of Thailand, Myanmar, and Laos converge. Once infamous as the epicenter of the opium trade, today this area is steeped in history and surrounded by stunning natural beauty. In the late afternoon, we arrive at our riverside resort overlooking the Mekong River. With a refreshing drink in hand, we watch the sun set over the mighty river, casting golden reflections across the water.
Distance covered: approx. 330km
Day 3: To Laos, Along the Mekong
Today, we cross the border from Thailand into Laos, entering a land of untouched landscapes and timeless traditions. After an early breakfast, we ride to the Friendship Bridge, where we complete the immigration formalities before continuing our journey on Laotian soil. Our route closely follows the mighty Mekong River, a lifeline of Southeast Asia that we will cross and ride along multiple times over the next two weeks.
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The road soon narrows into a 60-kilometer dirt track, winding through dense jungle, vibrant rice fields, and remote villages where life moves at a slower pace. The mix of adventure, natural beauty, and cultural encounters makes this stretch one of the most authentic riding experiences of the trip. In the afternoon, we reach the riverside town of Pak Beng, nestled on the banks of the Mekong. Our cozy lodge offers spectacular views of the river, allowing us to relax and enjoy the peaceful surroundings. As the sun sets, the Mekong shimmers in golden hues, a perfect backdrop for an evening of reflection and camaraderie.
Distance covered: approx. 250 km
Day 4: Exploring the Pak Beng Market & the Scenic Mekong River
Today, we embark on a breathtaking ride through the mountainous landscapes of Laos, heading toward the UNESCO-listed city of Luang Prabang. Early risers have the opportunity to visit the lively Pak Beng market, where locals gather to trade fresh produce, textiles, and exotic delicacies. If you’re feeling adventurous, you might even try some of the region’s more unusual snacks! After breakfast, we hit the road, following a winding route through dense forests, mist-covered hills, and remote villages where time seems to stand still. The scenery is ever-changing, offering stunning views and countless photo opportunities.
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The friendliness of the Laotian people is evident at every stop, as we’re greeted with warm smiles and curious glances. One of the highlights of the day is our ferry crossing over the Mekong, another memorable encounter with “our” river, which will accompany us throughout the journey. The crossing, on a small wooden ferry, provides a unique perspective on the Mekong’s vastness and the simple beauty of rural Laos. By late afternoon, we arrive in Luang Prabang, one of the most charming and historically significant cities in Southeast Asia. With its mix of ancient Buddhist temples, French colonial architecture, and tranquil riverside settings, the city exudes a special charm. After checking into our hotel, you can take a stroll through the old town, explore the local markets, or simply relax at a café overlooking the river.
Distance covered: approx. 220 km
Day 5: Discovering the Timeless Beauty of Luang Prabang
Today, we take a well-deserved break from riding to immerse ourselves in the magic of Luang Prabang, one of Southeast Asia’s most enchanting cities and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Nestled between the Mekong and the Nam Khan River, this city is a blend of Buddhist tradition, French colonial charm, and a relaxed atmosphere that makes it a true highlight of our journey. We start the day with a guided city tour, taking in the most important cultural and historical sites. Among them is the magnificent Vat Xieng Thong, a temple known for its intricate golden carvings and elegant roof design.
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From here, we visit the Royal Palace Museum, which offers insight into Laos’ rich history, before making our way up to Mount Phousi. A short climb rewards us with a breathtaking panoramic view over the city, the Mekong, and the surrounding mountains. A delicious complimentary lunch awaits us in one of Luang Prabang’s excellent restaurants, where we can enjoy authentic Laotian cuisine. Afterward, you have the choice of spending the afternoon at your own pace or joining an optional excursion to some of the area’s natural wonders.
For those seeking adventure, a boat trip to the Pak Ou Caves is highly recommended. These mystical caves, carved into limestone cliffs along the Mekong, house thousands of Buddha statues, creating a deeply spiritual atmosphere. Alternatively, you can visit the Tat Sae Waterfalls, where crystal-clear pools invite you to take a refreshing swim amid lush greenery. The late afternoon is perfect for strolling through the markets and boutique shops of Luang Prabang, where you’ll find traditional silk products, handmade crafts, and unique souvenirs. As the sun sets, the city transforms into a sea of lanterns, creating an almost magical ambiance.
Day 6: Luang Prabang – Phonsavan (The Plain of Jars)
Today, we leave the peaceful streets of Luang Prabang behind and set off on a spectacular ride into the remote mountains of central Laos. Our destination: the mystical Plain of Jars, one of the most intriguing archaeological sites in Southeast Asia. The journey takes us along winding mountain roads, through dense jungles and rolling green hills, with endless panoramic views. We ride past small, traditional villages where life moves at a slower pace, offering a glimpse into the rural heart of Laos. The warm smiles and friendly waves of the locals make this stretch a particularly special experience.
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By the afternoon, we arrive in Phonsavan, the gateway to the Plain of Jars. After checking into our hotel, we head out to explore this UNESCO-listed archaeological wonder. Scattered across the landscape are hundreds of massive stone jars, some weighing several tons, whose origins remain a mystery. Were they part of an ancient burial site? Used for storing food or water? No one knows for sure, but their presence creates a surreal and almost otherworldly atmosphere. In the evening, we gather for dinner in Phonsavan, reflecting on a day filled with spectacular landscapes, ancient mysteries, and deep historical insights.
Distance covered: approx. 280 km
Day 7: Phonsavan – Con Cuong
Today, we bid farewell to Laos and cross into Vietnam, beginning an exciting new chapter of our journey. After an early breakfast, we ride toward the Vietnamese border, passing through breathtaking landscapes of rolling hills and remote villages where traditional ways of life remain unchanged. The border crossing is a step back in time, offering a fascinating glimpse into the contrast between the two countries.
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Once we’ve completed the immigration formalities, we enter Vietnam, where a legendary route awaits us: the Ho Chi Minh Trail. Originally a vital supply network during the Vietnam War, this historic path now winds through untouched forests, dramatic limestone karsts, and peaceful rural landscapes. Riding this route is not just an adventure—it’s a journey through history. The narrow, winding roads lead us through lush jungle, rice paddies, and small villages, where we’ll see farmers working the fields and children waving as we pass. The stunning natural beauty of the area, combined with the historical significance of the Ho Chi Minh Trail, makes this stretch a truly unforgettable experience.
By the afternoon, we arrive in Con Cuong, a quiet town surrounded by rugged hills and rivers. Here, we check into our hotel and have time to relax, explore the local area, or simply reflect on the incredible ride we’ve just completed.
Distance covered: approx. 280 km
Day 8: Con Cuong – Phong Nha
Today, we’ll not only immerse ourselves in the stunning natural landscapes of northern Vietnam but also ride through a piece of the country’s history. Our route follows part of the legendary Ho Chi Minh Trail – once a secret network of jungle paths and tracks that served as a vital supply line during the Vietnam War. Today, the Ho Chi Minh Highwaywinds its way through the mountains – a scenic, twisting road surrounded by dense tropical greenery and far from the busy main routes. We’ll pass through remote villages, lush jungle, and dramatic limestone mountains before reaching the Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This region is world-renowned for its spectacular cave systems, underground rivers, and fascinating karst landscapes.
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In the afternoon, we arrive in the peaceful town of Phong Nha, beautifully nestled on the banks of the Son River. Those who wish can take a relaxed boat tour or simply unwind with a cold drink while enjoying views of the surrounding mountains.
Distance covered: approx. 290 km
Day 9: Phong Nha – Khe Sanh – Dong Ha
Today, we embark on one of the most legendary stretches of our journey as we continue along the Ho Chi Minh Trail, riding through dense jungles, remote mountain roads, and historical war sites. This section of the trail is a paradise for riders, offering sweeping curves, dramatic landscapes, and a deep connection to Vietnam’s past. The road winds through pristine rainforests, taking us into some of the most untouched and remote areas of the country. The scenery is breathtaking—steep mountain passes, winding rivers, and small villages where locals still live much as they have for generations. The sense of adventure on this stretch is unmatched, with the road leading us through some of Vietnam’s most spectacular and lesser-traveled regions. A major highlight of the day is our visit to the Khe Sanh Combat Base, one of the most historically significant sites of the Vietnam War.
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Located near the Laotian border, Khe Sanh was the scene of one of the war’s most intense battles. Today, it serves as a war museum, featuring abandoned aircraft, bunkers, and remnants of military operations. Walking through the site, you can almost feel the weight of history in the air. From Khe Sanh, we continue riding through the stunning landscapes of central Vietnam, following the legendary paths that once played a crucial role in the war. By late afternoon, we arrive in Dong Ha, a town near the former Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) that once divided North and South Vietnam.
Distance covered: approx. 270 km
Day 10: Dong Ha – Hue – Hoi An
Today, we ride one of Vietnam’s most famous and scenic routes, making our way from Dong Ha to Hoi An via the stunning Hai Van Pass. This is a day that every rider dreams of—winding coastal roads, breathtaking ocean views, and a deep dive into Vietnam’s history and culture. After breakfast, we head south toward Hué, the former imperial capital of Vietnam. Here, we take a short break to soak in the city’s rich heritage and historic charm. If time allows, we can explore the Imperial Citadel, home to the ancient palaces and temples of the Nguyen Dynasty.
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This UNESCO-listed site is a must-see for history lovers. Back on the road, we continue toward one of the most spectacular coastal rides in the world—the Hai Van Pass. With its sweeping curves, stunning mountain vistas, and breathtaking ocean views, this stretch is pure motorcycle heaven. As we climb to the top of the pass, we stop to take in the panoramic view of the South China Sea—a picture-perfect moment that every rider will cherish. Descending from the pass, we make our way along the coast, passing through Da Nang, a modern city known for its beautiful beaches.
By late afternoon, we reach our destination: Hoi An, one of Vietnam’s most charming and well-preserved historic towns. After checking into our hotel, we take a walking tour through Hoi An’s Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. With its lantern-lit streets, wooden merchant houses, and peaceful riverside setting, Hoi An feels like a place frozen in time. The evening is yours to explore—browse the night markets, enjoy a drink by the river, or indulge in some of the best Vietnamese food the country has to offer.
Distance covered: approx. 230 km
Day 11: Hoi An
Today, we take a break from riding and enjoy a relaxing day by the sea. Our accommodation is located right on the beach – the perfect spot to start the day at a slower pace. Whether you take a morning swim in the South China Sea or simply relax with a view of the waves, it’s all about unwinding. In the late morning, we’ll join a guided walking tour through Hoi An’s historic old town.
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The narrow alleys, temples, bustling markets, and the famous Japanese Bridge offer a fascinating glimpse into the rich history of this former trading port. Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Hoi An is a cultural highlight of any journey through Vietnam. In the evening, the city reveals its most magical side: Colorful lanterns light up the streets and reflect in the river, creating a unique atmosphere best enjoyed with a cool drink and delicious Vietnamese food at one of the riverside restaurants.
Distance covered: approx. 230 km
Day 12: Hoi An – Kon Tum – Pleiku
Today, we leave the coastal beauty of Hoi An behind and venture into the rugged and breathtaking Central Highlands of Vietnam. This is one of the longest riding days of our journey, but also one of the most rewarding, as we traverse winding mountain roads, lush coffee plantations, and remote villages that few travelers ever see. Our journey begins with a scenic ride along the coast, passing through fishing villages and quiet countryside before heading inland toward the Violac Pass. This spectacular mountain pass takes us up to an altitude of 1,300 meters, offering incredible views of the Kon Chu Rang Mountain Range.
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The road here is an absolute joy to ride—smooth, winding, and surrounded by dense forests and rolling hills. As we climb higher into the Central Highlands, we ride through one of Vietnam’s most important coffee-growing regions. The air is filled with the rich aroma of fresh coffee beans, and we make a stop at a local plantation to learn more about Vietnam’s world-renowned coffee culture. A special stop on today’s journey is in Kon Tum, where we visit the historic St. Mary’s Cathedral. Built entirely of wood in 1913, this stunning church reflects a unique blend of French and indigenous Bahnar architectural styles. Its beautiful stained glass windows and peaceful atmosphere make it a fascinating cultural landmark. By evening, we reach Pleiku, the capital of Gia Lai Province. Situated at 800 meters above sea level, the city enjoys a pleasant climate, making it the perfect place to unwind after a long day on the road. You can relax with a cup of locally grown coffee, explore the laid-back town, or simply reflect on the day’s unforgettable journey through Vietnam’s hidden heartland.
Distance covered: approx. 360 km
Day 13: Pleiku – Stung Treng
Today, we leave Vietnam’s Central Highlands behind and cross into Cambodia, marking the beginning of a whole new adventure. This is a day of contrasts—starting with mountainous highlands, winding roads, and coffee plantationsbefore transitioning into Cambodia’s vast open landscapes, remote villages, and tropical forests. After an early breakfast, we set off southward, heading toward the Vietnam-Cambodia border. The ride takes us through rolling hills and dense jungle, passing through rural villages where time seems to stand still. As we approach the border, the scenery begins to change, signaling our transition into a new country and culture.
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At the Cambodian border, we complete immigration formalities and cross into one of Southeast Asia’s least explored motorcycling destinations. The roads become quieter, the landscapes more open, and the atmosphere more relaxed. Cambodia’s remote countryside is a world away from the bustling cities, offering a sense of freedom and adventure that few places can match. We continue riding toward Stung Treng, a peaceful town located on the banks of the Mekong River. Upon arrival, we check into our hotel and have time to relax, explore the riverside, or simply take in the laid-back vibe of this off-the-beaten-path destination.
Distance covered: approx. 300 km
Day 14: Stung Treng – Siem Reap
Today, we continue our journey deeper into Cambodia, heading toward one of the greatest archaeological wonders of the world—Angkor Wat in Siem Reap. This is a day filled with long, scenic rides, cultural discoveries, and a first taste of Cambodia’s rich history. Leaving Stung Treng behind, we ride through vast open landscapes, remote villages, and lush rice fields. The roads are quiet, making for a relaxing and enjoyable ride through Cambodia’s untouched countryside.
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Along the way, we stop at the Kompong Kdei Bridge, an impressive stone bridge built in the 12th century during the Khmer Empire. This ancient engineering marvel still stands strong today and provides an excellent opportunity to reflect on Cambodia’s deep historical roots. By late afternoon, we arrive in Siem Reap, the gateway to the temples of Angkor. After checking into our hotel, you’ll have time to explore the lively city, with its vibrant night markets, street food stalls, and buzzing atmosphere.
Distance covered: approx. 370 km
Day 15: Siem Reap (Angkor Wat)
Today, we take a break from riding to fully immerse ourselves in one of the greatest archaeological wonders of the world—Angkor Wat. This UNESCO World Heritage site is not just Cambodia’s most famous landmark but also the largest religious monument on Earth, a breathtaking remnant of the once-mighty Khmer Empire. We start early to witness the magical sunrise over Angkor Wat, a sight that every traveler should experience at least once in their lifetime.
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As the first rays of sunlight illuminate the temple’s intricate carvings and towering spires, the atmosphere becomes almost surreal. Our guided tour takes us through the most iconic temples of the Angkor complex. We begin with Angkor Wat, the best-preserved and most impressive of them all, with its grand halls, towering galleries, and detailed bas-reliefs depicting epic Hindu mythology.
Next, we visit Ta Prohm, the so-called “Tomb Raider Temple,” where giant tree roots intertwine with ancient ruins, creating a mystical and otherworldly scene. We also explore Angkor Thom, the massive royal city of the Khmer Empire, where we’ll stand face-to-face with the mysterious stone faces of the Bayon Temple.
After a morning of exploration, we take a relaxing lunch break, enjoying Cambodia’s delicious cuisine before continuing with the tour. The afternoon offers the option to either explore more temples or take a boat trip to the floating villages on Tonle Sap Lake, where you can witness an incredible way of life on Southeast Asia’s largest freshwater lake. As the sun sets, we return to Siem Reap, where you can spend the evening wandering through the city’s bustling night markets, enjoying a drink in one of the stylish cafés, or simply relaxing at the hotel after a day full of discovery.
Day 16: Siem Reap – Poi Pet – Bangkok
After our incredible exploration of Angkor Wat, today we get back on our bikes and begin the final stretch of our journey as we ride toward the Thailand-Cambodia border. The transition from Cambodia’s historic temples to Thailand’s bustling highways is a striking contrast, marking the end of our adventure through Indochina’s hidden gems. We start the day with a scenic ride through the Cambodian countryside, passing through vast rice fields, small villages, and palm-fringed roads. The roads are peaceful, allowing us to soak in the last moments of Cambodia’s serene landscapes before we reach the Poi Pet border crossing. After completing immigration and customs procedures, we cross back into Thailand, where the roads become wider and faster.
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From here, we continue our ride toward Bangkok, where our journey concludes. Upon arrival in Bangkok, we check into our hotel, and the rest of the evening is yours to relax. Whether you want to explore the city’s vibrant nightlife, enjoy a celebratory dinner, or simply reflect on the incredible experiences of the past 16 days, this final night is the perfect way to end an unforgettable motorcycle adventure.
Distance covered: approx. 410 km
Day 17: Departure from Bangkok
After 17 incredible days, our journey through Thailand, Laos, Vietnam, and Cambodia comes to an end. Today is a day for farewells, reflections, and perhaps already planning the next great motorcycle adventure. Depending on your flight schedule, you have the morning free to explore Bangkok’s vibrant streets, grab some last-minute souvenirs, or enjoy a relaxing breakfast at the hotel. If time allows, you might take a short visit to one of the city’s famous floating markets or temples, soaking in the final impressions of Thailand’s rich culture. For those heading to the airport, transfers can be arranged, ensuring a smooth and hassle-free departure. As we part ways, we take with us memories of breathtaking landscapes, thrilling rides, incredible friendships, and a deep connection to the diverse cultures of Indochina.
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2025
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14.11. – 30.11.
Included Services
- Motorcycle of your choice including petrol
- English-speaking tour guide on own motorcycle
- 16 nights in selected mid range hotels, resorts and lodges
- Comfortable escort vehicle for luggage and pillion
- Breakfast, lunch, dinner, drinking water
- All fees and taxes when crossing international borders for motorcycle and rider
- Experienced motorcycle mechanic (and spare rider)
- Wear, tear and spare parts, lubricants, oil etc.
- All entrance fees to sights and places of interest during the tour, including Angkor Wat
- All excursions and sightseeing tours including transportation during the tour
- Motorcycle transportation from Bangkok back to Chiang Mai at the end of the tour
- Assistance with visa application and formalities for crossing international land borders.
- Airport transfer service from Chiang Mai international airport to the tour hotel and Bangkok to Bangkok Suvarnabhumi airport
- Partially comprehensive insurance (see Ts & Cs for details)
Not included Services
- Visa package including Laos, Cambodia and Vietnam – 150 Euro. Thailand is for many nationalities visa free.
- Alcoholic beverages
- Gratitude and tips for guide and the local team (optional but appreciated)
- Domestic and international flights
Questions & Answers
With the registration for the Thailand motorcycle tour we need a scanned copy of the passport of the participant with the personal details. A condition for participation in the tour is an internationally valid driving license for motorcycles over 500 cc.
The tour is guaranteed from a minimum number of 6 motorcyclists. The maximum size of the tour is limited to a total of no more than 14 motorcyclists (plus guide).
American Express, Visa and Master Card are widely used in Thailand. Cash is only accepted in baht (Thai currency). However, it is relatively easy to change euros or US dollars at a exchange point in the larger tourist areas in Thai Baht.
The motorcycles are covered by liability insurance according to Thai law, but not fully comprehensive insurance. The participant bears the risk of a maximum of USD (ask us)- in the event of total damage to the motorcycle (current value). He is not liable for technical failure or wear of the machine in the event of engine or gear damage.
Most European nationalities do not require a visa to visit Thailand and receive a visa-free stay of up to 30 days upon arrival in Thailand.
The participant has to pay a deposit of € 500 in cash before accepting the motorcycle. The deposit will be refunded after the accident-free journey when the motorcycle is returned. The deposit must also be paid if the participant has opted for limited comprehensive insurance.