Travel from Bangkok to Vientiane experiencing the delights of northern Thailand and the laidback river lifestyle of Laos. Join us on a voyage of discovery and relaxation, taking in the bright lights of Bangkok in Thailand, the age-old charms of Luang Prabang in Laos and the temples of Vientiane. Travel down the mighty Mekong River and become immersed in the tranquillity of remote villages and friendly locals along the way.
Nong Khiaw, about 180km from Luang Prabang, is a new rising star of Laos tourism when Vang Vieng adventures are restricted by government. Scenic river, sleeping villages of hill tribes, kayaking, boating and home stay, Nong Khiaw has it all. Be aware that Nong Khiaw is alternatively known as Muang Ngoi (the name of the surrounding district), creating obvious confusion with Muang Ngoi Neua, a 75-minute boat ride further North.
Price: $75/ person
This group tour suits for fans of easy adventures: trek, walk, swim, kayak and zipline inside Phong Nha national park. Join Dark cave Phong Nha tour and Paradise cave in 1 Day with a lot of fun and adventure.
Price: $30/ person
The Hoi An Kayak offers exciting ways to quite literally ‘get off the beaten path’ and experience Central Vietnam’s beauty and culture. Kayaking on the river in Hoi An is incredibly interesting. The winds and tide patterns may make it easier or difficult but we were well looked after even when the going got a bit tough. Well worth a visit.
Halong bay and Angkor Wat are chosen by George Dunford in “The Big Trip” 3rd Edition May 2015 as “15 Amazing Adventures You need to experience before You Die” – Your ultimate guide to gap years and overseas adventures.
Located inside Trang An Scenic Landscape Complex recently recognized by UNESCO, the eco-tourism site of Trang An attracts travelers by the blend of limestone mountains, blue sky, crystal water and a diversified flora and fauna system.
Price: $990/ person
The cycling route runs along the Vietnam Eastern Sea, a part of Pacific Ocean. The cyclist will experience different terrains as plain, mountains, sandy trails and get by many wild beaches and handicraft villages. The bikes are also printing the wheels on the steps of Vietnam history. They will visit Thang Long Royal Citadel, Hoa Lu ancient capital, Hai Van Ocean Cloud Pass separating North and South Vietnam, My Lai the most famous massacre during Vietnam War. Especially, the main road he’s cycling is Vietnam National Road 1A, which used to be the Mandarin road during feudal times and the only road all Vietnamese people at least 1 time go on. This is a road of history ! 4 UNESCO World Heritages are included: Thang Long Royal Citadel, Hue Imperial city, Hoi An Old town, some Champa towers in Central Vietnam.
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