Asia Motorcycle Tours Since 1999
Laos. Vietnam. Mongolia. The Himalayas. Ride Explore.
Specialist motorcycle tours across Asia led by veteran expedition rider and Ho Chi Minh Trail expert Digby Greenhalgh.
Explore Indochina Motorcycle Tours
Explore Indochina runs guided motorcycle expeditions across Vietnam, Laos, Mongolia and the Himalayas. We were the first to map the Ho Chi Minh Trail specifically for motorcycle travel, and our expertise has supported productions such as Top Gear’s Vietnam Special, Gordon Ramsay’s Great Escape and Charley Boorman’s Freedom Riders.
Ride With Us
Guided Motorcycle Tours
Ho Chi Minh Trail Laos
- southern Laos
- 10 days, 11 nights
- 2,150 km
- historical trail expedition
- experienced off-road riders
- jungle, mountains, narrow tracks, river valleys
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price from US$3,300
Himalayan High
- far north India
- 11 Days, 12 Nights
- 1,590 km
- remote motorcycle expedition
- experienced road riders
- high mountain passes, deep gorges, rocky valley tracks
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price from US$4,200
Mongolia Magic
- Mongolia
- 10 days, 11 nights
- 2,175 km
- remote motorcycle expedition
- experienced off-road riders
- open steppe, dirt tracks, river crossings
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price from US$4,900
Vietnam Border Crawl
- Vietnam
- 8 days, 7 nights
- 1,390 km
- guided motorcycle tour
- experienced road riders
- mountain passes, steep ascents, winding paved roads
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price from US$1,560
Vietnam Border to Beaches
- Vietnam
- 11 days, 11 nights
- 1,790 km
- guided motorcycle tour
- experienced road riders
- karst mountains, forested hills, coastal tarmac
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price from US$2,530
TV Appearances
Television & documentary
Explore Indochina has supported major international television productions. Our work has included route development, logistics, vehicle preparation and on-location guidance for projects involving the Top Gear team, Gordon Ramsay, Bear Grylls and BBC documentary crews.
Press
Press & long-form writing
Explore Indochina’s routes and field research underpin extensive long-form writing on motorcycle travel, history and exploration in Asia. Founder Digby Greenhalgh’s Ho Chi Minh Trail book examines the trail’s history and wartime significance, and his expertise has since been featured in publications including The Guardian and Men’s Journal.