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Considered by many as the
birthplace of the first true Thai dynasty, Northern Thailand is a region rich with ancient
tradition and customs. This tour combines legendary Thai hospitality and cuisine with the
best up-country motorcycling in South East Asia — journeying from remote mountain
outposts along the Laos and Burmese border to the magnificent temple ruins around Nan
province- this tour concludes with a three day visit to the "Royal" beach resort
of Hua Hin. |
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Thailand: North Siam Adventure - Royal Enfields in
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Designed with
the motorcycle purist in mind, who would consider a beach visit
an unnecessary luxury, this tour covers similar ground to the above
tour but continues West from Chiang Mai for three more days towards
the Burmese border and incorporates the Mae Hong Son loop. |
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| Cambodia: Run to Angkor (Land of a Million Temples) |
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Lost to travellers for decades,
Cambodia, the heart of Indochina, is now firmly back on the map. Sandwiched between its
larger and more powerful neighbors, a unique culture and society, whose dominant influence
stems from the Indian subcontinent, is being reborn. Riding South through the Central
Plains that divide the Cardamom Mountains from South East Asia's largest lake, brings us
to Phnom Penh, the 'Pearl of Asia'. After a brief visit to the coastal resort of
Sihanoukville, and skirting around the Elephant Mountains, we head north to our ultimate
goal: Angkor! Aside from being the world's largest religious building, the extravagent
beauty of these temples combines a grace and majesty that will
leave no visitor doubting that they have witnessed one of the architectural wonders
of the world! |
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| Laos :
Bullets in Lan Xang (Land of a Million Elephants) |
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Landlocked Laos, the jewel of
Indochina's crown, lost true independence when the Lan Xang empire broke up at the end of
the 17th century. Subsequent interference by Vietnam, Thailand, China, Burma, Japan,
France and latterly the United States has left a nation of predominantly hill tribe people
scarred and wearied by generations of upheaval, living in a stunningly beautiful
landscape dominated by lushly forested mountains and valleys. Communist rule since 1975
has seen relative peace at the cost of isolation and restriction but recent indications of
a more liberal and welcoming leadership have convinced North Siam Roadrunners that now is
the moment to explore this forgotten corner before the rich political and cultural
landscape of Laos changes forever. |
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| Nepal to
Bhutan : Ride the Dragon |
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Situated in a remote region of
the Eastern Himalaya, Bhutan retains much of the old world charm and Buddhist Traditions
of centuries ago. Known to the Bhutanese as Druk Yul or “Land of the Dragon,”
Bhutan has become probably THE most exclusive adventure travel destination in the World
with very small numbers of travelers permitted into the country per year by a government
eager to preserve one of the world’s last Shangrilas. |
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country still covered in virgin forest, Bhutan maintains the strictest of environmental
protection policies in the region, safeguarding some of the most incredible scenery left
in the Himalaya as well as habitat to several endangered species including the snow
leopard. Join HRR, the first ever to ride motorcycles across Bhutan in March, 1997,
and “Ride the Dragon” ! |
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