15 Ng. 100 Đ. Nguyễn Xiển, Thanh Xuân Nam, Thanh Xuân, Hà Nội 100000
15 Ng. 100 Đ. Nguyễn Xiển, Thanh Xuân Nam, Thanh Xuân, Hà Nội 100000
A cool breeze ruffling your hair, the faint scent of exotic flowers in the air, and endless vistas of lush green mountains. If you’re an adventurous soul seeking an extraordinary experience, a cross-border motorbike tour from Vietnam to Laos might just be your next epic journey. In this article, we’re going to delve into the captivating reasons why you should consider embarking on this unforgettable adventure.
1. The Enchanting Scenery
Laos, the Land of a Million Elephants, boasts some of the most breathtaking landscapes in Southeast Asia. From serene rivers and waterfalls to towering limestone karsts and thick rainforests, this country is a haven for nature enthusiasts. As you embark on your cross-border motorbike tour from Vietnam, you’ll witness the dramatic shift in scenery, from the bustling streets of Hanoi to the tranquil villages of Laos. The journey itself is a feast for the eyes, with opportunities to snap Instagram-worthy photos around every corner.
2. A Taste of Authenticity
One of the most rewarding aspects of a cross-border motorbike tour is the opportunity to immerse yourself in local cultures. Laos, a nation known for its friendly people and preserved traditions, offers an authentic experience that’s hard to find in more touristy destinations. You’ll have the chance to interact with locals, savor delicious street food, and learn about the rich history of Laos. From exploring hidden temples to participating in traditional ceremonies, this journey promises an abundance of cultural experiences.
3. Epic Road Trips
If you’re a fan of road trips, this cross-border adventure is tailor-made for you. The roads that connect Vietnam to Laos are a testament to the natural beauty of Southeast Asia. As you navigate your motorbike through winding mountain passes and serene valleys, you’ll come across remote villages and towns that are rarely visited by tourists. The thrill of conquering challenging terrains is a reward in itself.
4. Delicious Food to Satisfy Your Taste Buds
Laos offers a unique culinary experience that is distinct from its neighboring countries. From aromatic soups like “khao poon” to the popular “laap” (minced meat salad), the flavors of Laotian cuisine are sure to tantalize your taste buds. Plus, you’ll have the chance to try some bizarre but delicious snacks like crispy fried insects, a must-try for the adventurous foodie.
5. Affordable Adventure
Compared to many Western destinations, Southeast Asia offers exceptional value for your money. Your cross-border motorbike tour from Vietnam to Laos won’t break the bank. Accommodations, food, and transportation are all affordable, which allows you to extend your adventure without worrying about your budget.
6. Getting Off the Beaten Path
If you’re tired of overcrowded tourist spots and cliché destinations, a cross-border motorbike tour is your ticket to getting off the beaten path. Laos, in particular, has numerous hidden gems that are yet to be discovered by the masses. From the remote northern villages to pristine waterfalls tucked away in the jungle, you’ll find solitude and serenity.
7. The Thrill of Adventure
Adventurers, this one’s for you! The thrill of riding a motorbike through the lush landscapes of Vietnam and Laos is an experience like no other. You’ll encounter hairpin turns, river crossings, and unpredictable weather conditions, which will keep your adrenaline pumping. Each twist and turn of the journey is a story waiting to be told.
8. The Warmth of the People
Laos is known for its warm and friendly locals who welcome travelers with open arms. Whether you need directions, want to strike up a conversation, or simply share a smile, you’ll find that the people you meet along the way add an extra layer of richness to your journey.
9. Unique Photography Opportunities
If you’re passionate about photography, this journey will provide an endless canvas of subjects to capture. From vibrant hill tribes in traditional attire to serene Buddhist temples, the photo opportunities are boundless.
10. Cherished Memories
A cross-border motorbike tour from Vietnam to Laos isn’t just an adventure; it’s a journey that will create memories to last a lifetime. The challenges you overcome, the friendships you forge, and the breathtaking moments you experience will become cherished stories to share with friends and family.
In a world of crowded tourist destinations and predictable vacations, a cross-border motorbike tour from Vietnam to Laos is a breath of fresh air. It’s an adventure that combines the thrill of the open road, the richness of local culture, and the beauty of unspoiled landscapes. So, what are you waiting for? Grab your helmet, rev up your motorbike, and set out on an unforgettable journey through the enchanting landscapes of Vietnam and Laos.
Embark on this adventure, and you’ll discover why it’s the road less traveled that often leads to the most memorable experiences.
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Today is the first day of this 6 days Lang Son & Northeast. Before starting to ride, we will have a short briefing to let you know about the rules. In addition, the guide will show you how to understand him by his body language. We start around 9.30am after the rush hour.
Ride from Hanoi to Mau Son on the beautiful newly sealed road with a stop for lunch in Lang Son. Mau Son is 30 km away from Lang Son, 1.541m above sea level. Quite cool in the evening! Night in the guest-house of Mau Son Resort.
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Today is the first day of this fun Northeast 5 days homestaying biking. Before starting to ride, we will have a short briefing to let you know about the rules. In addition, the guide will show you how to understand him by his body language. We start around 9.30am after the rush hour.
Ride from Hanoi to Quang Hoa. Lunch in Lang Son. In general, the road is asphalted almost the way. Due to a slow pace, it takes up to 9 hours to reach the beautiful village of Quang Hoa, in the middle of a mountain cirque. This is the territory of Nung An people. Spend the night at our friend’s house.
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Today is the first day of this 5 days North East Motorcycling Vietnam. Before starting to ride, we will have a short briefing to let you know about the rules. In addition, the guide will show you how to understand him by his body language. We start around 9.30am after the rush hour.
In fact, this is quite a long drive but easy (so early departure is better) from Hanoi to Na Khan 180 km. The road is sealed all the way until Bac Kan and the last part from Bac Kan to Na Khan is wild and little bumpy. Na Khan is a Tay village, lost in the middle of the primitive forest. Mr. Lo, the chief of the village will welcome us to his house.
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Today is the first day of this Northeast Vietnam 5 days motorbike tour. Before starting to ride, we will have a short briefing to let you know about the rules. In addition, the guide will show you how to understand him by his body language. We start around 9.30am after the rush hour.
In general, it’s quite a long ride but easy (early departure is better) from Hanoi to Ba Be (250 km). Ba Be is a nice stop and it is good to arrive the first day to have a full day (of the second) day there. However, if you feel like resting before, it is all the time possible to stop in Na Khan (~50 km before Ba Be). Na Khan is our new discovery, a village of Tay people lost in the middle of the primitive forest. Mr. Lo, the chief of the village will welcome us to his house.
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We start the ride at around 9.30am, well after rush hours. Take the dyke road along the Red River to avoid crazy inner-city traffic. In reality, it’s simply a straight road to Son Tay (45km).
Then turn left at Phong Chau bridge to Cat Lem and finally to Vu Linh. In general, the road is easy and mostly sealed. Finally, we check in the house of our Dao friends. In reality, the welcome is exceptional.
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Today is the first day of this Northeast Vietnam 4 days motorbike tour. Before starting to ride, we will have a short briefing to let you know about the rules. In addition, the guide will show you how to understand him by his body language. We start around 9.30am after the rush hours.
In fact, today’s ride is a quite a long ride but easy (so early departure is better) from Hanoi to Na Khan 180 km. In general, the road is sealed all the way until Bac Kan. However, the last part from Bac Kan to Na Khan is wild and little bumpy. Na Khan is a Tay village, lost in the middle of the primitive forest. Mr. Lo, the chief of the village will welcome us to his house.
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Today is the first day of this Challenging Northeast in 4 days by bike. Before starting to ride, we will have a short briefing to let you know about the rules. In addition, the guide will show you how to understand him by his body language. We start around 9.30am after the rush hours.
In fact, today’s ride is a quite a long ride but easy (so early departure is better) from Hanoi to Na Khan 180 km. In general, the road is sealed all the way until Bac Kan. However, the last part from Bac Kan to Na Khan is wild and little bumpy. Na Khan is a Tay village, lost in the middle of the primitive forest. Mr. Lo, the chief of the village will welcome us to his house.
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Today is the first day of this official 6 days North-east & Halong motorbike tour. Before starting to ride, we will have a short briefing to let you know about the rules. In addition, the guide will show you how to understand him by his body language. We start around 9.30am after the rush hour.
Ride to Song Thao via Hoa Binh, crossing the barrage, and then head up north following the dyke road (west side of the Black River). In fact, Song Thao is a very small village lost in the hills on the west bank of the Black River. In particular, this is the place where we grow lacquer trees to collect the precious substance called lacquer.
We are welcome in the house of our friends. You meet Kinh (ethnic Vietnamese). We propose to stay in the house of the 2 “uncles”, the direct descendant of the ancestor who discovered the property of this tree and the way to use it, about 4 hundred years ago (quite recently compared to China who knew about lacquer few thousands years ago).
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Today is the first day of this Central North In 10 days motorbike tour. Before starting to ride, we will have a short briefing to let you know about the rules. In addition, the guide will show you how to understand him by his body language. We start around 9.30am after the rush hour.
Once out of the Red River Delta, which brims with traditional farming activity, we pass through limestone monoliths and into foothills populated by Muong people. We head straight at the main range before breaching a high and beautiful forested pass, which descends into the hidden valley of Mai Chau where we spend the night with friends in a traditional Thai stilt house.
The valley of Mai Chau lies between two rivers: the Da River and the Ma River. Therefore, Mai Chau is very fertile and rich in varied landscapes, medium mountains, forest, lake, rivers, and infinitude of small footpaths and offer many possibilities of a trek. In the valley of Mai Chau and its surroundings are Muong, White Thai, H’mong (in the height), and the Dao who we meet at the markets or in their villages during trekking, boating, or while driving.
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Today is the first day of this Central North in 9 days motorcycle tour. Before starting to ride, we will have a short briefing to let you know about the rules. In addition, the guide will show you how to understand him by his body language. We start around 9.30am after the rush hour.
Ride West direction Son Tay. We discover step by step the countryside and the traditional farming activity. In fact, you have a very nice road in the medium mountain for the last 30 kilometres. In Phu Yen, we spend the evening at our friend’s house or a hotel.
Overnight in a stilt house or in a hotel.
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