Day 1: Hanoi – Mai Chau
At 7:30, depart. We travel to Luong Son by Southwest. Luong Son is the entry point to the magnificent mountainous region of northern Vietnam. From here, we ride a gently rolling asphalt road with breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains, valleys, rice paddies, and sugarcane fields. On the way, we would stop for relaxation and lunch at a nearby restaurant. Following lunch, we make a quick transfer to the foot of Thung Khe Pass before beginning our 34-kilometer ride along the Da River's bank. Along the way, you will see breathtaking scenery dotted with Muong and Thai villages under the shade of trees. You will also make an impression on young schoolchildren and buffalor, who will say "Hello" to you as you return home. We stop for a quick snack or Kodak moment before making our way down to Mai Chau village. After riding to Lac village for tonight's homestay, we arrive at Mai Chau late in the afternoon. Having dinner with authentic Thai cuisine, taking a shower, and seeing a Thai dance performance. Take a stay in a Thai homestay.
Summary:
Activities:transferring and cycling
Accommodation: Homestay
Meals: L/D
Cycling Distance: 70 Km

Day 2: Cycling Mai Chau – Moc Chau
We bid Mai Chau farewell after breakfast and leave the town behind. When we arrive in Bai Sang, we warm up by riding off-road alongside the Da River. Although today is difficult due to a long climb and potholed roads, we are rewarded by breathtaking scenery and friendly locals who live on both sides. Interestingly, we also ride on the official National Route No. 6, which is used to supply supplies and ammunition for the Dien Bien Phu Campaign. Stop along the way for a picnic and rest. After lunch, we continue riding to the Moc Chau plateau, one of the most unspoiled and stunning plateaus in the northern mountainous region. This plateau offers incredible attractions for all socioeconomic groups, including those who are difficult to please. We relish the breathtaking views of the Northwest's mountains. Although Thai and Black Thai make up the majority, Son La province is home to 26 different ethnic minorities. One of the best ways to get in touch with them and learn about their everyday lives and culture is by bicycle. We're going to stay in Moc Chau tonight.
Summary:
Activities: Cycling
Accommodation:  Hotel
Meals: B/l/D
Cycling Distance: 75 Km

Day 3: Cycling Moc Chau – Son La
After breakfast, we head off on an asphalt road ride from the hotel, taking in the breathtaking views of the Northwest's mountains. Although Thai and Black Thai make up the majority, Son La province is home to 26 different ethnic minorities. One of the best ways to get in touch with them and learn about their everyday lives and culture is by bicycle. We are staying in a hotel tonight.
Summary:
Activities: cycling and Transferring
Accommodation: Hotel
Meals: B/L/D
Cycling Distance: 86 Km/118 Km

Day 4: Cycling Son La  – Cycling Pha Din Pass – Tuan Giao
Today is fantastic and demanding for the majority of riders.We intend to conquer and tackle the 32-kilometer-long "Pa Din Pass," which connects Son La and Tuan Giao (18 km of ascent and 14 km of descent). We begin at the hotel and ride out of Son La Town on a 7-kilometer elevation before descending on a brand-new asphalt road through breathtaking rural landscapes where limestone mountains erupt out of the valley floor. We arrive at the Summit Stop for refreshments and a quick photo op. Before descending the 12 kilometers to Tuan Giao Town, check the gear and brake.
Summary:
Activities: Cycling 
Accommodation: Hotel
Meals: B/L/D
Cycling Distance: 78 km

Day 5: Cycling Tuan Giao – Dien Bien
Take a break for lunch at a local Tuan Giao eatery.We will ride over an undulating road to Dien Dien after lunch, or you can choose to rest by checking into a hotel in Dien Bien.When you get in Dien Bien, make sure to check in and order a beer for yourself. Spend the night in a hotel.
Summary:
Activities: Cycling
Accommodation: Hotel 
Meals:B/L/D
Cycling Distance: 78 Km

Day 6: Cycling Dien Bien – Muong lay
Today we ride our bikes across the picturesque landscape, through narrow valleys. There are woods and rice farms all around us. Before making the 20-kilometer descent to Muong Lay town, we go to an elevation of over 1000 meters and are once more rewarded with breathtaking vistas.Spend the night in a hotel.
Summary:
Activities: Cycling 
Accommodation: Hotel
Meals:B/l/D
Cycling Distance: 110 Km

Day 7: Cycling Muong Lay – Cycling Paso – Lai Chau
After a filling breakfast at the hotel, we set off on our pedal to Paso and take in the beautiful surroundings as we cycle down the Nam Na River. After departing Muong Lay, we recross the Hang Tom suspension bridge and go along the Na River, via breathtaking canyons and the Black Dao settlements. There will be some rough roads along our journey. The Dao offer ceremonial sacrifices of pigs and chicks to spirits. The elaborate weaving, coins, and beads in shades of silver adorn the Dao women's clothing. It's been stated that a woman's wealth can be determined by the quantity of coins she carries. We end the day with breathtaking descents into this verdant Lai Chau valley via twisting roads.
Summary:
Activities: Cycling 
Accommodation: Hotel
Meals: B/L/D
Cycling Distance: 104 Km

Day 8: Cycling Lai Chau - Backroad Cycling Sapa
We ride and conquer the 38-kilometer-long largest pass in Northwest Vietnam on this fantastic and delightful day. The "O QUY HO" pass, which connects the provinces of Lai Chau and Lao Cai, has a summit elevation of 2120 meters above sea level. We begin our ride from the hotel through the breathtakingly beautiful Panxiphang limestone mountain, which is home to the H'mong, Dao, Day, Tay, Nung, and Dao Pho ethnic tribes that have lived together for a hundred years.We also like both sites' lush rice terraces. For lunch, we arrive at the Binh Lu T intersection stop. Following lunch, we begin our ascent of the Pass, reach Tram Ton Summit, stop for a picture, and then ride down to Sapa town. As soon as we get to Sapa, we unwind with a massage using natural remedies. After dining at Grill Nature Bar, spend the night at a hotel.
Summary:
Activities: Cycling 
Accommodation: Hotel
Meals:  B/L
Cycling Distance: 65 km

Day 9; Off Road Cycling Sapa – Lao Cai - Hanoi
Today is the last day of our cycling journey across Northwest Vietnam. We will check out of our hotel and ride the new highway to Hanoi after breakfast. We will need four hours to transfer to the shutte bus. Enjoy the unspoiled scenery and rustic country life while traveling. We stop for lunch in route, and then resume our journey to Hanoi. When you get there, check in and unwind on your own.There is a farewell supper available in the Asian restaurant.We shall bid you farewell and hope to see you again, together with our guide and support staff. We appreciate your participation in our lifetime cycling tour.
Summary:
Activities: Cycling and Transferring back to Hanoi
Accommodation: 
Meals: B/L/D
Cycling Distance: 58 Km

Tour included in
Bicycle guide who speaks English (other languages by request).
The lodging is based on two or three people sharing.
Meal specifics in itineraries are as follows: 8 breakfasts, 8 lunches, and 8 dinners, with B standing for breakfast, L for lunch, and D for dinner.
Transportation and A/C transfer.
Bus or van assistance is provided during cycling hours.
Truck supported for groups larger than six.
Trek mountain bikes equipped with helmets and disk brakes.
excursions for sightseeing according to the itineraries.
Bike tour pump, tools, tubes, and extra bikes.
first aid package.
Box of cold water, little towel.
Drinkable mineral water.
Fruit and a snack on days when you cycle.

Tour excluded in:
airfare abroad.
insurance for travel.
things that are personal in nature.
soft drinks and alcoholic beverages throughout meals.
Mineral water above and beyond what is provided.
optional travels.
Any emergency circumstance necessitates additional transportation.
Personal costs include phone and laundry bills.
Visa charge.
departure tax.