10 DAYS NORTH VIETNAM FULL HIGHLIGHT RIDE
Code: BBN10
Routes: Hanoi – Phu Tho – Son La – Mu Cang Chai – Sapa – Ha Giang – Ba Be – Cao Bang – Thai Nguyen – Hanoi
Duration: 10 Days / 9 Nights
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Included
- Bikes and Gasoline
- Qualified Helmets, knee pads, elbow pads
- Experienced English Speaking guide
- All meals (9 breakfasts, 10 lunches and 9 dinners)
- Machenic for group from 05 riders up
- All entrance fee and boat ride as mentioned
- Pickup from your hotel to garage and vice versa
- Daily 2 coffee breaks + mineral water
- Accommodation as mentioned (double/twin shared room at hotel): 05 nights at local homestay with sharing house on stilt and 3 night at a local hotel or bungalow
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Not Included
- Travel insurance
- Personal Expenses
- Drinks on meals
- Flight ticket
- Tips
- Bike damages caused by riders.
FROM OUR GALLERY
Day 1: Hanoi – Ride to Mai Chau valley
We travel past the Da River, which is the water source for Hanoi’s 9 million people. Vietnam has an abundance of water and we visit Hoa Binh hydro-electric power plant which is one of the largest hydro-electric plants in northern Vietnam.
After lunch, we ride to Ba Khan Lake, which is often likened to Ha Long Bay for its soaring limestone karsts. Then drive to a small Thai ethnic village and stay here. Share house on stilt.
Riding distance: About 180 – 190 km
Day 2: Mai Chau – Ride to Ta Xua
In the afternoon we ride to the town of Van Yen which aside from having a unique and diverse ethnic culture, it’s also the major producer of cinnamon in Vietnam. Leaving Van Yen, we have a 20km pass to the district of Ta Xua known as “Cloud Paradise” where we stop overnight in our homestay.
Bungalow stay in Ta Xua
Riding distance: About 170 – 180 km
Day 3: Ta Xua – Ride to Nghia Lo then Mu Cang Chai
Say goodbye our friendly host, let's head back to the new trail at 08:00 AM and explore a fantastic new place, especially during September and October. We can do some offroad today, crossing forest and stream.
You'll get to witness the breathtaking rice terraces at the summit of Khau Pha pass, one of Vietnam's high mountain passes. In the evening, we stay with the Thai people and savor the delicious, authentic dishes prepared by their families. It's a perfect way to experience the beauty and culture of the region!
Share a common house on stilt
Riding distance: About 200km
Day 4: Mu Cang Chai – O Quy Ho Pass – Sapa
As we continue our journey to explore at 08:00AM, get ready to be amazed by the stunning terraced fields along the way. Our next adventure includes conquering the majestic O Quy Ho Pass, which happens to be the highest pass in Vietnam! Sapa town awaits at the end of the day, nestled on the beautiful Hoang Lien Son mountain range. And let's not forget about Mount Fansipan, proudly known as the roof of Indochina. Sapa is a great place for nightlife with bar/pub, snooker, and massage.
Hotel stay in Sapa town
Notes: Cable car to Fansipan Peak is not included. You can buy the ticket on arrival at your own account.
Riding distance: About 160 – 180km
Day 5: Sapa – Ride to Ha Giang
Riding distance: About 220 - 230km
Day 6: Ha Giang – Ride to Yen Minh then to Dong Van
Get ready at 08:30 AM, today will be regarded as the most beautiful riding day. We will start the ride after we check and apply the lubricant to the chain. A short ride with main road then we make a turn to quiet roads and offroad. The highlights of today is Hmong King Palace and Dong Van old town - nestled within a valley surrounded by rocky landscapes.
We ride past the Dong Van Karst Plateau Geopark which was granted UNESCO Heritage status in 2010 for its beautiful and unique landforms.
Check-in our hotel in Dong Van, dinner and relax.
Riding distance: About 140 – 150 km
Day 7: Dong Van – Ride to Bao Lac
We have a wonderful day riding across the unique Ma Pi Leng Pass and Nho Que river, the most famous pass in Vietnam and one that continues to gather popularity as a major tourist attraction.
We again journey along the border of China, just a river away. We pass through many small villages along the rivers to reach the small town of Bao Lac for our night’s accommodation.
Dinner and overnight at a home of Tay people. Share a common house on stilt
Riding distance: About 140 – 150 km
Day 8: Bao Lac – Ride to Ban Gioc waterfall
The falls consists of two parts, the main part is located at the Vietnam - China border and is divided by the Quay Son River - with the rest belonging entirely to Vietnam. The main waterfall is about 100 meters wide, 70 meters high, and 60 meters deep.
We then return to our homestay to sleep in a tiny secluded village where you’ll be lucky just to see another tourist!
Share a common house on still in Ban Gioc
Riding distance: About 200km
Day 9: Ban Gioc – Ride to Ba Be National Park
Passing through small villages and trails, the scenery is unforgettable.
Ba Be Lake is one of the largest natural freshwater lakes in the world and we have the opportunity to take a boat trip and if it’s warm enough, we can swim here.
Afterwards we traverse an amazing winding mountain road with wonderful scenery to arrive in an ancient village with a Tay family homestay which sits in among ride paddies.
If you like, you can cook with them to help prepare a sumptuous dinner with their signature dishes
Share a common house on still in a small village in Ba Be National Park.
Riding distance: About 220 – 230km
Day 10: Ba Be National park – Ride to Hanoi
Riding distance: About 200 – 220km