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Whatever your passion (short of luge or snow skiing) Southeast Asia has it. Cycle through the farmlands, forests and rural villages of Indochina. Kayak the mighty rivers of the Mekong basin. Trek though the jungles of Borneo, visiting Dayak longhouses as you go. White water raft the rapids of Thailand, Sulawesi or the Philippines. Southeast Asia is truly an adventure playground.
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Chiang Mai to Luang PrabangA challenging journey through the remote hills of northern Thailand and Laos. Starting in the bustling and energetic Chiang Mai, cycle dirt tracks north to Chiang Rai and the Golden Triangle before heading into Laos and down the mighty Mekong River to Luang Prabang. Traveling by boat as well as bicycle, this tour gives you a unique glimpse into rural Thailand and Laos.
Trekking, Rafting & Elephant Riding in Northern ThailandTrek on foot and by elephant through the mountains and forests to meet some of Thailand's fascinating and colorful ethnic minority hilltribe people. Stay at unique homestay guesthouses, built in traditional styles, and help to preserve a valuable but threatened way of life.
Trekking in the Land of the IfugaoThe mountainous provinces of the Cordillera, Northern Philippines, are perfect for trekking. This is the territory of former headhunting tribes who were also the master hydro engineers who constructed the world's first and most impressive rice terraces over 2000 years ago - considered by some to be the eighth Wonder of the World.
The Big Laos AdventureThis 14 day journey through Laos is ideal for the individual, adventurous traveller who is looking for a small group of like minded people to join. The Big Lao Adventure involves many nature activities including kayaking, trekking into the high country of the hilltribe people, riding elephants, caving, mountain biking, waterfalls and discovering the way of life of the Lao people along the majestic Mekong River in Luang Prabang.