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Chiang Mai, Thailand
Luang Prabang, Laos
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If you’re craving a cycling adventure that threads together the cultural and natural wonders of northern Thailand and Laos, the “Cycling Chiang Mai to Luang Prabang” trip is your perfect match. Over 11 days, this guided tour takes you from the lively streets of Chiang Mai through hilltribe country, across international borders, and finally to the tranquil beauty of Luang Prabang.
Starting in Chiang Mai, you’ll warm up on gentle plains before venturing into the rolling hills and forested backroads of northern Thailand. Delve into the sacred Chiang Dao Caves, unwind at a riverside retreat, and pedal onward to Chiang Rai—gateway to the legendary Golden Triangle. Here, the Mekong River becomes your pathway, as a slow boat carries you into Laos and the village of Pakbeng.
The journey intensifies with challenging rides through stunning mountain scenery and remote national roads, overnighting in riverside towns that showcase authentic local life. Another scenic boat journey along the Nam Ou River leads to Nong Khiaw, followed by one last epic ride into Luang Prabang—a UNESCO World Heritage city famed for its classic temples and French colonial charm.
This cycling tour’s unique selling point is its seamless blend of cross-border adventure, mountain landscapes, and deep cultural immersion. Perfect for those who relish both challenging rides and the thrill of discovering new cultures, this trip invites you to experience Southeast Asia in a way few others do.