Arrived in Bangkok, one of the largest and most moving cities in Asia, you will be surprised how advanced this city, which covers 20 million people in an area of 600 square kilometers, is. The bustling metropolis, which is awake 24 hours a day, can undoubtedly be described as one of the most interesting in the world.

The day is at leisure. For customers who have arrived the day before, Thailand Cycle Tours offers an optional sky-lane bike tour at the airport or a city tour. Bangkok is one of the safest and friendliest capitals in the world. She is definitely worth getting acquainted.

At 8 o'clock, you will start in the direction of Loei Province for the next part of your cycle tour. The first 80 kilometers are flat and go along rice, sugarcane, vegetable and fruit fields. Then the road rises, and it goes through a beautiful mountain landscape. The last 10 kilometers, however, it goes downhill again to our accommodation.

The start is again at 8 o'clock. Today is a longer stage. It leads us along the Mekong River over hilly mountains to a temple with a gigantic view, where the mouth of a larger river in the Mekong can be seen. We enjoy our lunch at a local eatery, right on the Mekong River.

After arriving at Chiang Khan, the largely uncharted, unpolished jewel of Chiang Khan, the evening is free. But you should visit the shopping street, where almost every house is built entirely of wood.

After the departure at 8 am, the winding Mekong River winds its way along flat roads to the small town of Sang Khom, which is located on a scenic section of the Mekong River in western Nong Khai Province.

Today is day of rest. After a one-hour car transfer, we cycle 25 kilometers over the border to Vientiane, the capital of Laos. Lunch is at leisure. Enjoy the city or relax in the hotel.

After a sumptuous breakfast, we cycle north at 8 am to the largest lake in Laos. The track is relatively flat. The first 15 kilometers, we are on major roads, until we are out of the capital. Then we continue on smaller roads, where the farmers sell their vegetables and fruits. At the end it goes uphill to a dam, where our hotel is located.

After breakfast, we will head for Vang Vieng at 8 am. During this section, we cycle through a hilly landscape. There are some climbs to tackle, but just like the day before, we're adjusting the pace to the skill of the group. Nobody is left behind. We take lunch at a really nice rest area next to a lake. There, the protein reserves that your body needs to strengthen the leg muscles are replenished. Then we continue to the backpacker village Vang Vieng, which is very well known.

The start takes place as usual at 8 am. Today is the first mountain stage. The first 30 kilometers are flat, but then it goes into the mountains. The slopes have an average of 5 percent. The maximum slope is 11 percent.

Lunch is served at Hotspring Springs, where there is the possibility to swim or relax. Then the longest mountain with a slope of 14 kilometers to the mountain village Phou Khoun, which is 1,500 meters above sea level, is on the program.

Phou Khoun - Luang Prabang (70 Kilometers, 1,200 meters altitude difference or 129 Kilometers, 2,052 meters altitude difference) (B, L, D)

From 8 am, the last part of the bike tour takes us to the beautiful, world-famous city of Luang Prabang, which is classified by Unesco as a World Heritage Site. It continues through a winding mountain landscape uphill and downhill to Kiukacham, where we enjoy the lunch break in a great mountain landscape.

The second mountain stage is also the longest stage of the tour and one of the most beautiful. There are two possibilities here:

1. After lunch, taking minibus to Luang Prabang
2. By bike over the last 15 kilometers climb for a total of 129 kilometers.

In the evening, have last dinner together and end of the guided tour.

Return Trip International flight from Luang Prabang back to Bangkok is not included! There are flights with Bangkok Airways or Air Asia.