SOUTHERN LAOS

CYCLING TREK IN 'SIMPLY BEAUTIFUL' LAOS




From the largest and highest waterfalls in South-East Asia to the coffee plantations of the Bolaven highlands, from the unique region of 4000 islands on the Mekong River to the historical town of Champasak, this cycling tour is a chance to explore the unique and virtually untouched aspects of Laos through stunning natural landscapes and discover the heart-warming beauty of its inhabitants. Travelers will also discover the mighty Mekong River, the famous 4000 islands and Khmer temple ruins of Vat Pou in Champasak. What makes this region so great for active travel?  With its gentler terrain, the south is ideally suited for soft adventure seekers interested in unhurried explorations of natural and ancient sites; In the Mekong and its 4000 islands region, languorous cycling activities and tours can be easily combined with relaxing riverside crossings.



 



OVERVIEW

ToLAOS
Length 07 nights/ 08 days
Start Day 1 (with arrival in Pakse)
Finish Day 8 (at Pakse airport)
Type Good for Individual cyclists and Small cyclist groups
Skill 2 ?
Route

Pakse – Bolaven – Champasak – Don Khong Island – Done Khone Island - Pakse

Season October to May. The cycling tour is not suitable for the rainy season for June to September

HIGHLIGHTS

  • A magical journey between cultural legacy and mind blowing natural gems
  • Explore unspoiled and remote Laos
  • Experience a vast array of environments, from highlands to islands
  • Travel and stay in close proximity to the local communities
  • Be immersed in traditional villages to uncover ancient temples

SKETCH ITINERARY

Day 1: Arrival in Pakse
Day 2: Pakse – Bolaven / Adventure on the Plateau
Day 3: Bolaven – Pakse / An Adventure in the Highlands
Day 4: Bolaven – Pakse / An Adventure in the Highlands
Day 5: Champasak - Siphandon / Historical & Cultural Trails
Day 6: Siphandon / 4000 Islands Hopping Tour
Day 7: Don Khone Island – Pakse
Day 8: Pakse - Departure


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