Vietnam Cycling Travel Guide

This Vietnam Central Coast Bicycle Adventure Holiday is a luxurious cycling vacation designed for individuals who want to pedal daily while unwinding at a hotel or resort with a swimming pool, whether they are with friends, family, or cycling clubs.
We have meticulously examined and designed our cycling route to guarantee that each rider will delight in cycling while taking in the spectacular scenery and sightseeing.
Riding a bike and touring the Hue Citadel, the stunning tomb architecture, Discover the Biography of the Thirteen Nguyen Dynasty Kings. Visit Hoi, an Ancient Trade Port. Take in the peaceful city at night.
Enjoy riding on paved roads at last! There will be less traffic and more breathtaking views as we ride to Mui Ne Beach along the coast.

Are you looking for outdoor activities that blend culture with leisurely cycling for your family, an active group, or yourself?
Do you want to know what kind of adventure trip will be best for your family, your group, or yourself?
You are unaware of the number of kilometers you will ride each day, the altitude, the weather, the climate, and the services available during your journey.
You won't have to worry about that, though. This is a question that active travelers who intend to travel overseas frequently ask.

letting yourself get lost in cycling through the stunning beauty of Northern Thailand's stunning landscapes or the fascinating historical city of Chiang Mai.An independent cycling journey through an interesting area. You truly can experience a place on two wheels. Enjoy the feel of the sun and wind on your face. The sounds and scents hit you right away. You feel a part of the environment and are surrounded by it all. And just ahead is the next breathtaking scene that will stay with you forever: a mist-covered temple with the sun rising over the mountains, or a group of birds emerging from a river in a shimmering cloud.

The 21-Day Far North Vietnam and Central Coast Bicycle Expedition leaves from Hanoi and travels to Ha Giang, the world's geological plateau, in northeastern Vietnam.
This is a truly harmonious and ideal blend of physical prowess, cycling experience, breathtaking scenery, cultural activities, and vibrantly colored hill tribe markets. You can conquer the winding zigzag passes that wind between the fortress-like towering mountains or traverse the serene valleys surrounded by cat ears rock formations, where the highland tribespeople have lived and developed for hundreds of years.
Isolated civilizations, beliefs, and rituals have managed to remain incredibly rich and unique.

Known as the "Truong Son Strategic Supply Route" in Vietnam, the Ho Chi Minh route was a complex network of trails spanning mountains and jungles that connected North Vietnam to its allies in South Vietnam, Cambodia, and Laos. It functioned as the main thoroughfare for transporting personnel, equipment, and supplies during the Vietnam War. It was an essential route connecting a split country, spanning more than twelve thousand kilometers of roads and trails across some of the most difficult terrain on earth.

The countries of Thailand, Cambodia, Myanmar, China, and Vietnam are landlocked with Laos. Fishing, irrigation, and lush agriculture are all made possible by the powerful Mekong River, which flows the whole length of the nation. Six million people live there, split between contemporary cities, rural communities, and remote, ethnic mountain tribes.
Meeting the Lao people is greeted with friendship and warmth because of the pervasive influence of Buddhism on Lao culture. The nation is dotted with temples, pagodas, and stupas. As the sun rises over the mountains and the cities fill with saffron-robed monks for the early morning alms-giving rites, glimpses of golden rooftops can be seen.

Our bicycle tours of Vietnam begin in Hanoi and travel via asphalt roads to Halong Bay. From there, we go to Cat Ba National Park, Tam Coc Scenic Beauty, and Trang Cuc Phuong National Park is a stunning natural complex. Biking from Tam Coc to Pu Luong to Mai Chau will immerse you in breathtaking scenery, enigmatic hill tribes, and foggy valleys.

Adventurers who wish to enjoy and explore the breathtaking countryside, on winding roads, and tackle breathtaking passes, have always had a fascination for northern Vietnam.
Discover the vibrant ethnic minorities that have been residing in tranquil valleys for hundreds of years.
This 14-day breathtaking bicycle tour across northern Vietnam has previously been thoroughly examined and designed by our staff. It is available to anyone looking for an amazing bicycle vacation in North Vietnam that includes both physical and cultural activities.

Although you may already feel somewhat familiar with the hilltribes of Northern Vietnam because they have become so iconic and have been photographed so often, the truth is that these tribes, who continue to live according to their traditional ways, are only found in the most remote parts of South East Asia. Northern Vietnam, which has only recently opened to tourists, is unquestionably one of the best places left to see these people's culture.
There is an incredible diversity of hilltribes living in this pristine, scarcely inhabited area, many of whom follow their ancient subsistence farming practices and don't even speak the national language.

 We rode 788 kilometers of mountainous hills, villages, valleys, and verdant rice fields in 14 days in northern Vietnam.
Our Vietnam mountain bike trip starts in Lao Cai's frontier district, Muong Khuong. From there, it's a difficult but thrilling ride along the border belt road, where we get to see the daily lives of the Hil tribal people and Vietnamese people while taking in the breathtaking scenery in the country's highest region.
We'll also keep riding through the valleys to the Hmong people's beautiful village, which is tucked away in an ancient forest where civilization hasn't yet reached.