BMW Motorcycle Tour from Da Nang to Indochina 12 days

We will pick you up from the Da Nang air pot and return to the hotel. At night, we will have a welcome dinner together. Your team will meet the crew that will accompany you on the trip.
Summary
Meals:
• Dinner

On the day we begin our BMW Motorcycle Tour, we’ll depart from Da Nang, riding the historic Ho Chi Minh Trail toward Kon Tum. We'll experience the stunning Lo Xo Pass, one of the highlights of Central and Southern Vietnam. Our journey includes a stop at the Indochina T junction and the Bo Y border checkpoint before lunch, as well as visits to firebases and historical sites to learn more about the Vietnam War. Beside that, In addition, the region is home to several ethnic minority groups as Ra Glai, Ba Na people.
Summary
Distance: 340 km
Meals:
• Breakfast
• Lunch
• Dinner

Today, we will cross into Cambodia. We’ll start by bidding farewell to Kon Tum and riding through Pleiku. Upon reaching the Le Thanh border checkpoint, we’ll have lunch while completing the necessary procedures. Afterward, we’ll continue our journey to Krong Ban Lung, the capital of Ratanakiri Province in northeastern Cambodia. This area will showcase why Cambodia is known as the land of a thousand temples.
Summary
Distance: 180 km
Meals:
• Breakfast
• Lunch
• Dinner

On the next trip, we’ll immerse ourselves in local life along the Mekong River as we journey back to central Cambodia. The day promises wild routes through Ratanakiri, known as the "gem mountain." The winding Tonle Srepok River and lush jungles here inspired scenes from Apocalypse Now.
Kratie is a delight, and the ride from Kampong Cham through charming villages along the Mekong is a highlight. In the afternoon, we'll enjoy a dolphin encounter cruise and soak in the relaxed vibe of Kratie.
Summary
Distance: 250 km
Meals:
• Breakfast
• Lunch
• Dinner

On this day, we’ll make our way to Cambodia’s capital, Phnom Penh, a city bustling with energy and modernity. Leaving the charming Kratie behind, we’ll ride through picturesque villages along the Mekong River. As we near Phnom Penh, the profound influence of Buddhism will become more apparent, adding a distinctive color to Cambodia’s identity in Indochina.
Summary
Distance: 270 km
Meals:
• Breakfast
• Lunch
• Dinner

Today, we’ll ride along the Mekong River, taking in stunning views of Cambodia’s countryside and visiting Tonle Sap. We’ll see historic Khmer temples along the way and stop for lunch at Stueng Sean in Kampong Thum.
Next, we’ll head to Siem Reap to explore Angkor’s UNESCO treasures. We’ll marvel at the iconic Angkor Wat and learn about the Khmer Empire’s fascinating history. We’ll spend the night in Siem Reap, the vibrant gateway to the Angkor ruins.
Summary
Distance: 320 km
Meals:
• Breakfast
• Lunch
• Dinner

We have an optional day for the motorbike tour, allowing you to explore even more of the stunning landscapes and vibrant culture. Whether you choose to ride through scenic countryside, visit local villages, or discover hidden gems, this day promises adventure and excitement. Experience the thrill of the open road, taste delicious local cuisine, and connect with the friendly locals. It’s a perfect opportunity to create unforgettable memories while enjoying the freedom of exploration on two wheels!
Summary
Meals:
• Breakfast
• Lunch
• Dinner

After visiting Angkor Wat, we’ll say goodbye to Siem Reap and ride toward the mountainous region of Northeast Cambodia, upstream of the Mekong Delta. The journey features many temple ruins and pagodas as we leave Siem Reap Province behind.

Prasat Preah Vihear, one of Cambodia’s most renowned temples, was built during the Khmer Empire. Its unique architecture and breathtaking location have earned it UNESCO World Heritage status.
We’ll spend the night in Stung Treng before crossing into Laos, the Land of a Million Elephants.
Summary
Distance: 300 km
Meals:
• Breakfast
• Lunch
• Dinner

We’re heading to the Trapaing Kreal International Border Checkpoint, where we’ll have coffee while waiting for the procedures.
After crossing the border, we’ll enjoy a relaxing ride to Don Kon, an island with 99 mountain peaks, rich temple heritage, and French colonial buildings. The Locomotive, a remnant from the 1800s, adds to its charm. This serene island along the Mekong River is known for its stunning waterfalls and Irrawaddy dolphins.
Summary
Distance: 110 km
Meals:
• Breakfast
• Lunch
• Dinner

Today is all about relaxation as you immerse yourself in the natural beauty of Indochina and the Mekong Delta. We’ll explore the stunning Liphi Waterfalls, where you can try an exhilarating zipline across the falls and enjoy a swim at a sandy beach. After a delicious Lao-style lunch, we’ll head back to the mainland in a private minivan, stopping at the breathtaking Khone Papheng waterfall, often referred to as the Niagara Falls of Southeast Asia.
Summary
Meals:
• Breakfast
• Lunch
• Dinner

Say goodbye Don Khong , we’ll ride upstream along the Mekong River to Pakse, the capital of Southern Laos. Founded by the French in 1905 as an administrative outpost, it became the capital of the Lao Kingdom of Champasak until 1946, when the Kingdom of Laos was established. We’ll learn more about its rich history during lunch here. Tonight, we’ll spend the night in Salavan city before bidding farewell to Laos and heading back to Vietnam.
Summary
Distance: 315 km
Meals:
• Breakfast
• Lunch
• Dinner

From Salavan, we’ll ride north to navigate around the mountains, facing some challenging routes along the way before reaching the Lao Bao border checkpoint. We’ll stop for lunch at the Lao-Vietnamese War Monument, where you can enjoy a few beers while listening to fascinating war stories. After crossing the border, around 3–4 PM, we’ll continue our ride to Khe Sanh Combat Base, where we’ll spend the night.
Summary
Distance: 235 km
Meals:
• Breakfast
• Lunch
• Dinner

Say goodbye Khe Sanh, we will come back to Da Nang. The tour guide guides you through exit procedures and big farewell Viet Nam.Summary
Distance: 230 km
Meals:
• Breakfast