Yes, but expect gaps. Doing a motorbike loop is the highlight of Laos. Our eSIM typically connects to Unitel, which offers the widest coverage in rural areas. You will have reliable 4G signal in villages and towns along the Thakhek Loop and Bolaven Plateau. However, be prepared for "dead zones" when driving through deep limestone karst mountains or dense jungle sections. We strongly recommend downloading offline maps for navigation before you start your ride.
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Will I have a signal on the Thakhek Loop or Bolaven Plateau?
Updated April 22, 2026
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