A Bicycle Tour Through Northern Vietnam

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A Tour by Bicycle Through Northern Vietnam 14 Days

CODE: GDT124

Private Tour

Duration: 13 - 16 days

Price from: Contact

Route: Vietnam - Tuan Giao - Than Uyen - Yen Bai - Ha Noi - Dien Bien - Lai Chau

Overview

Embark on an extraordinary 14-day bicycle tour through Northern Vietnam, an unparalleled adventure designed for passionate cyclists eager to discover the region's most dramatic landscapes, vibrant ethnic cultures, and untouched natural beauty entirely on two wheels. This meticulously crafted cycling expedition offers a comprehensive exploration, taking you from the bustling energy of Hanoi to the tranquil beauty of serene lakes, the grandeur of majestic mountains, and the unique charm of border regions. It's a journey that promises deep cultural immersion and breathtaking scenic vistas at every turn.

Your grand adventure begins with a seamless transition from Hanoi, as you head towards the picturesque Thac Ba Lake and the pristine wilderness of Ba Be National Park, where you'll cycle through local villages and experience the serene beauty of Vietnam's largest natural lake. The journey then takes you deep into the rugged karst landscapes of Cao Bang, home to the magnificent Ban Gioc Waterfall, one of Vietnam's most impressive natural wonders, and the historical Pac Bo Cave, a revered site in Vietnamese history. As you pedal deeper into the remote Northeast, you'll traverse the breathtaking Dong Van Karst Plateau Geopark, conquering iconic passes like Ma Pi Leng on the legendary Ha Giang Loop, offering some of the most spectacular and challenging cycling experiences in all of Asia. This Northern Vietnam biking tour is a profound cultural immersion, providing extensive opportunities to interact with a rich tapestry of ethnic minority groups, including the Tay, Nung, Dao, H'mong, Flower H'mong, and Giay people. You'll visit their traditional villages, experience bustling local markets like Bac Ha, and gain invaluable insights into their unique customs and agrarian lifestyles. The expedition continues to the misty peaks of Sapa, where you'll cycle amidst towering terraced rice fields, and then onto the globally renowned rice terraces of Mu Cang Chai. Concluding in the serene Mai Chau valley, this tour offers an unforgettable blend of physical challenge, breathtaking natural beauty, and deep cultural connection, promising an authentic and exhilarating journey through the very heart of Vietnam's "Rooftop" entirely by bicycle.

Highlight

Comprehensive Northern Vietnam Cycling: Experience an extensive 14-day bicycle tour covering the most iconic and remote regions of Northern Vietnam, from scenic lakes to majestic mountains and vibrant ethnic areas.
Ba Be National Park & Thac Ba Lake: Cycle around the tranquil Ba Be Lake, Vietnam's largest natural lake, and through the beautiful surroundings of Thac Ba Lake, immersing yourself in pristine natural beauty and local village life.
Majestic Ban Gioc Waterfall: Witness the grandeur of Ban Gioc Waterfall, one of Vietnam's most magnificent natural wonders, impressively situated on the border with China.
Historical Pac Bo Cave: Visit the historically significant Pac Bo Cave, where Ho Chi Minh first re-entered Vietnam, and explore its serene surroundings including Lenin Stream.
Conquer Ha Giang Loop & Ma Pi Leng Pass: Tackle parts of the legendary Ha Giang Loop, including cycling over the awe-inspiring Ma Pi Leng Pass through the Dong Van Karst Plateau Geopark, renowned for its dramatic vistas and challenging climbs.
Rich Ethnic Cultural Immersion: Extensive opportunities to interact with diverse ethnic minority groups (Tay, Nung, Dao, H'mong, Flower H'mong, Giay) in their traditional villages and at bustling local markets like Bac Ha.
Sapa & Mu Cang Chai Terraced Rice Fields: Cycle through the iconic and breathtaking terraced rice fields of Sapa and the globally renowned Mu Cang Chai terraces, witnessing stunning agricultural artistry (best viewed during planting or harvest seasons).
Serene Mai Chau Valley: Conclude your adventure with peaceful cycling and cultural experiences in the tranquil Mai Chau valley, known for its traditional stilt houses and warm Thai ethnic hospitality.
Varied Cycling Terrain: Experience a wide range of cycling conditions, from flat, scenic paths around lakes to challenging mountain ascents, thrilling descents, and off-road sections through remote areas.
Full Professional Support: Enjoy a worry-free adventure with experienced English-speaking cycling guides, dedicated support vehicles for luggage and assistance, and high-quality bicycles provided throughout the journey.

Service

HOTELS
Economy 2*+ Hotels
Superior 3* Hotels
First Class 4* Hotels
Deluxe 5* Hotels
Luxury 5*++ Hotels

Notes:
*All prices are based on per adult, in Double/Twin sharing
Surcharge will be applied for single traveler or single room request

Important Notes:
HOTELS, PROGRAMS & SCHEDULES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT PRIOR NOTICE

GUIDE/LEADER:
English speaking guide. French , Germany , Spanish, Italian, Russian speaking guide can be arranged with on request.

Things to be prepared:
Hat
Small backpack
Shoes and shorts for cycling
Sunglasses
Gloves
2 pairs of riding shorts
2 riding jerseys (quick-dry)
2 pairs of quick dry socks for cycling
Comfortable shoes for biking and walking
Riding gloves
2-3 t-shirts or casual shirts
Trousers or jeans
1-2 pairs of casual socks for non-cycling activities
3-5 sets of underwear (quick-dry)
Cool-weather jacket or rain jacket
Extra layers and gloves for cooler season or climate (thin, thermal, water-wicking)
Bathing suit
Sandals

Your Perfect Cycling Adventure, Crafted Just for You Across Asia

At Golden Trail Travel, we believe every journey should be as unique as the traveler. As Asia's premier bike tour operator, we specialize in creating bespoke cycling experiences that perfectly match your desires and budget, wherever your wanderlust takes you.

Our dedicated team—comprising experienced biking guides, skilled mechanics, reliable drivers, insightful tour consultants, and passionate bicycle specialists—is committed to ensuring your adventure is seamless, safe, and truly unforgettable.

Whether you're exploring solo, enjoying a family getaway, or embarking on a group expedition, we're here to design a trip that's exclusively yours. The itineraries you see are just a starting point; consider them a canvas upon which we'll paint your ideal Asian biking tour. We invite you to share your ideas, tell us your preferences, and let us know your budget. We'll meticulously customize an existing itinerary or craft a brand-new program from the ground up, adding or excluding elements until it's absolutely perfect for you.

Ready to start planning your dream biking adventure across Asia? Share your requirements with us today, and let's create memories that will last a lifetime.

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Day 01: Hanoi - Vo Mieu - Thanh Son

After eating breakfast at the hotel and departing the busy city, we board a supported vehicle and travel more than an hour outside of it. After arriving at the riding site, embark on a 14-day bike tour through the picturesque rice paddy fields, verdant cornfields, and densely forested areas of Northwest Vietnam, culminating at the Back River via a village road.immersing oneself in the dramatic landscapes and bustling village life. Highlights of the morning trip include riding over single-track trails, buffalo routes, and the trodden track.Taking a boat ride over the Back River Tu Vu commune to cycle along the riverbank and take in the stunning views of Real Vietnam.We reached the Long Coc Tea farm by turning off into the village road and worn trail. While traveling, have lunch. After refueling, we hop on our bikes and ride through lush tea farms, taking in the breathtaking scenery of expansive green tea plantations. To get to Xuan Son National Park, we have to cross a few minor creeks and farms. After checking in at Ecohomestay/.do, unwind till dinnertime.Summary:Activities: Transferring from Hotel –and cycling to HotelAccommodations: Meals:B/L/DCycling distance: 70 km

Day 02: Thanh Son – Phu Yen cycling Tour

Rise early to experience the serene atmosphere and enigmatic natural splendor of Northern Vietnam.On our second exploration day, we will return to our bikes and travel through a canopy of trees after recharging our batteries at the hotel. Take in the beautiful surroundings and clean air as you go.We truly like cycling 20 km on gently rolling roads that pass through rice fields and deep forests to reach the national park's buffer zones.We surely climb and tackle 16 kilometers of winding road around slopes and snaking between mountain ranges, cinnamon farms, and forests of acacia trees after warming up on a picturesque road. Visit a nearby eatery for lunch. We go back on our bikes and ride on the hills till we hit the province road that takes us to Phu Yen Town after recharging our batteries.Summary:Activities: Cycling from Hotel - HotelAccommodations: HotelMeals:B/L/DCycling distance: 80km

Day 03: Bicycle tours Phu Yen – Ta Xua

Riding a bicycle over the recently sealed road that connects the two poorest districts of Yen Bai and Son La provinces in North West Vietnam is incredibly difficult, demanding, and stressful today.Riding a bike on the peak of the hill, you can see the beautiful, expansive views of white clouds drifting across the tranquil valley and looming over your head.We cycle the first 12 kilometers out of town this morning on a comparatively level road, passing through terraced rice fields. We ride for the next 25 km, passing past minority communities and up winding roads into the massive limestone mountain range with its vertical rock cliffs. We climb 600 meters towards the mountain road pass that leads to Bac Yen. The people in the mountain villages we pass through, often shrouded in clouds, will greet us warmly. We have breathtaking views down from the pass, including the well-known panorama of the Hang Dong valley with the Ta Xua Nature Reserve.Lunch on the summit while taking in the gorgeous surroundings. After regaining our full energy, we will ride our bikes again to the challenge road, which leads to the dolphin ledge, Ta Xua meadows, lone tree, and camel ledge. We will also cycle on a single track trail, which leads to the dinasoir spine and Hang Doong hunting cloud point.Taking the time to capture this breathtaking panoramic picture of Ta Xua Nature Reserve. We'll go back on our bikes and ride back to Ta Xua Ecolodge for the overnight stay after we've refreshed.Summary:Activities: Cycling from Hotel - HotelAccommodations: HotelMeals:B/L/DCycling distance: 70 km

Day 04: Ta Xua cycling tours to Tram Tau

The highest point of the cloud hunting, Ta Xua, is a great place to see the breaking of dawn as the night fog disappears into the verdant flora, to be replaced by the bright red sunlight of the early morning.We're having yet another fantastic day on our adventure vacation, and we're spending even more time taking in the breathtaking scenery and untamed mountain views. We begin each new day by cycling on a single-track trail through the idyllic, beautiful scenery that stretches from one hillside to the next, starting at the Ecolodge and continuing until twilight, when the Ta Xua mountains shed their enigmatic and somber cloak.It is a very difficult, demanding, and exhausting day of riding on a recently sealed road that connects the two poorest districts of the North West Vietnamese provinces of Son La and Yen Bai. Riding a bike on the peak of the hill, you can see the beautiful, expansive views of white clouds drifting across the tranquil valley and looming over your head.Summary:Activities: Cycling from Hotel - HotelAccommodations: HotelMeals:B/L/DCycling distance: 65 km

Day 05: Tram Tau Mountain Bike Nghia Lo

Trekking hubs for neighboring peaks and mountains have been identified as Tram Tau.Situated approximately 1000 meters above sea level, the mountain is perpetually shrouded in clouds, resulting in an incredibly captivating and fascinating landscape that draws in a lot of adventure seekers. towering alpine summits to behold and scale.Although Tram Tau is a brand-new location, it gives young people a fever. The cycling route spanning over 50 km between Tram Tau, Ban Mu, and Nghia Lo features numerous picturesque and lyrical vistas that are reminiscent of images from fairy tales. Tram Tau is a site where the footsteps of wanderers hiding from the city are remembered because of its terraced fields and rice that ripens later than in other regions. In addition to being home to hundreds of spectacular virtual check-in angles and a natural hot spring source, the area has a "wild" beauty and is rich in Hmong customs and cuisine. From the people to the scenery, this region always conceals the miraculous, leaving a lasting impression on those who visit.A captivating image of northern Vietnam is created by cycling down the treacherous mountain road, crossing the dinosaur spine, snaking along the hillside and misty valleys, and sprinkling charming ethnic communities tucked away behind the ancient forest.Summary:Activities: Cycling from Hotel - HotelAccommodation: HotelMeals:B/L/DCycling distance: 57 km

Day 06: Nghia Lo cycling to Tu Le

We spend the morning exploring and taking part in the vibrant hilltribal market close to your hotel. You have an excellent opportunity to go about and purchase handicrafts made locally.The morning market is the gathering place for ethnic minorities in Northern Vietnam; visiting and taking pictures there is an amazing experience. After that, we begin our 45-kilometer cycling ascent on a hilly road that winds through a picturesque valley filled with intriguing rice paddies and tea farms. Today is a short day. pause for lunch along the way before climbing the final 8 kilometers of slope to see the magnificent Tu Le village and surrounding surroundings. As you descend into a peaceful town, unwind with the locals by going for a swim and a hot spring stream bath. Eat dinner and spend the night at the Tu Le resort.Summary:Activities: Cycling from Hotel - HotelAccommodations: HotelMeals:B/L/DCycling distance: 46 km

Day 07: Tu Le Bike Ride Than Uyen

Today is an amazing day filled with all the highlights of our trip. We begin by cycling through three villages that boast incredibly beautiful rice terraces that are recognized as National Rice Terraces Heritages of Vietnam. After that, we continue on an undulating road alongside a river that leads to Thanh Uyen. The Khau Pa pass is a 25 km long climb pass. Ensure that your phone has a full charge for today.After a light breakfast, we leave the hotel and begin our journey up the 25 km long Khau Pha, one of the most difficult and lengthy passes in North Vietnam. Along the way, we are rewarded with breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside and fresh air. Once we reach the summit, coffee, tea, and snacks are available for you before we descend to Mu Cang Chai, a poor district of Yen Bai Province home to 85% H'Mong people who are the hosts of the National Rice Terrace Beauty. We pause in Mu Cang Chai Town for lunch, Following lunch, we continue riding to Than Uyen along a winding road that parallels a river and a tream. Once there, Arrive, unwind, and get ready for dinner. Spend the evening in Than Uyen.Summary:Activities: Cycling from Hotel - HotelAccommodations: HotelMeals:B/L/DCycling distance: 89 km

Day 08: Than Uyen - Tuan Giao cycling route

In fact, this is one of the hardest days of our cycling tour across Northern Vietnam. We'll make sure to replenish our energy reserves completely for the entire day's activities.Option 1: Travel by boat to Ta Hua commune, where we begin our journey to Tuan Giao, via the Ban Chat Hydropower Reservoir.Option 2: Leaving the resort on bicycles, we ride to Junction Kim along village roads and single pathways that wind through cornfields and rice paddies. putting on a new concrete road and climbing high, rugged slopes that wind around the Ban Chat Hydroelectric Plant before reaching the first peak.Once you reach the summit, you can enjoy the breathtaking views of the lake and a glimpse of North Vietnam's majesty on your own. We make a little descent before meeting up with the second difficult pass.We continue our bike journey via winding roads and slopes that wind through rural communities and a misty valley before dropping down to Pa Oun Bridge for lunch.Once our energy is fully restored, we hop back on our bikes and tackle the final, difficult, 20-kilometer pass. It winds between dense tropical trees and craggy mountains. We begin our ascent at an elevation of 200 meters and ascend to an elevation of 1000 meters.The top of the mountain will be attained when we are weary and worn out. Enjoying cold beverages and little bites prior to heading down the village road that leads to Minh Thang Junction.For those who choose not to ride the final stretch to the hotel, there are two options available: they can take a supported vehicle transfer and take in the breathtaking views as the sun sets on the hotel.Summary:Activities: Cycling from Hotel - HotelAccommodations: HotelMeals:B/L/DCycling distance: 90 km

Day 09: Tuan Giao – Dien Bien Bike Tour

We are going on an incredible riding adventure today; we will be pedaling an uneven route in the morning, passing through breathtaking countryside and rice terraces. Challenge yourself with a 7-kilometer hard pass in the middle, then bike downhill to Dien Bien Phu City.Take advantage of the day's rolling cycling ride from Tuan Giao to Muong Ang. Try our 7-kilometer ascent climb followed by a descent into Dien Bien city.After leaving Tuan Giao, we travel straight west to Dien Bien Phu. It's a beautiful day as we pass through numerous tiny villages inhabited by H'mong and Black Thai people. The genuine interest and happy expressions of the people we see on this road leave a lasting impression and attest to the fact that not many people travel this route. We travel through an area of plantations growing bananas and rice.The Vietnamese accomplished the unthinkable in 1954 when they drove heavy weaponry into the highlands to overthrow the French garrison at Dien Bien Phu. You'll question how this conflict was ever won as you travel this path. French Indochina ended with the surrender at Dien Bien Phu. The US had hatched a scheme to use tactical nuclear weapons at Dien Bien Phu to support the French, a proposal that is not well known.We have time to get to know Dien Bien Phu in the late afternoon; it is renowned worldwide for having been a theater of the first Indochina War.Summary:Activities: Cycling from Hotel - HotelAccommodations: HotelMeals:B/L/DCycling distance: 89 km

Day 10: Dien Bien – Muong Lay cycling holiday

Riding on paved roads and winding through rice paddies, forests with canopies, and a mountain range is going to be another difficult and challenging day.After properly replenishing our energies for breakfast, we set off early on our bikes from the motel. We truly love the last few kilometers of the town's pleasant, flat road. As soon as we get to the main road, we get our bikes ready to tackle the first 7-kilometer slope climb. But your efforts are well worth it for the beautiful vista of the steep mountains and amazing scenery.Fresh tropical fruits, cold water, small drinks, and snacks will be available for your pleasure as soon as you arrive on the hill.Before entering a peaceful valley with strange hilltribal communities and circling the river to meet Muang Cha Town, we checked our equipment.It is midday when you arrive in Muong Cha. You can stroll around a neighborhood market here.One of you will eat lunch at a nearby eatery. After refueling, we get back into gear and continue our cycling adventure tours in North West Vietnam. The second stage of the tour involves riding up a difficult and steep hill pass that stretches 23 kilometers to the peak. The remaining distance will drop to the settlement of Muang Lay.Summary:Activities: Cycling from hotel - hotelAccommodations: HotelMeals:B/L/DCycling distance: 100 km

Day 11: Muong Lay – Muong Te bike ride

Rise early to enjoy the stunning Black River views and unspoiled environment, then have breakfast at the hotel.Cycling from the hotel to Muong Te Township begins with crossing the bridge, turning left on National Route No. 12, and continuing on the hilly road along the Black River until you reach a junction with the Provincial Route 217. A remarkable limestone mountain range winding down the river will entice you with its breathtaking landscape. Along the journey, we'll stop and chat with inquisitive members of the hill tribe.Located between the Da River and the Laotian border, Muong Te is one of Dien Bien Province's most isolated and impoverished districts. Muong Te doesn't offer many opportunities for tourists. Muong Te has been awakened from years of lethargy and oversleeping, thanks to a unique government strategy and the recently constructed Highdro power plantation.Summary:Activities: Cycling from Hotel - hotelAccommodations: HotelMeals:B/L/DCycling distance: 113 km

Day 12: Cycling tour Muong Te – Lai Chau

Take an early morning stroll across the town and stop by the vibrant hill tribe market. Engage in conversation with members of the hill tribe to learn about their way of life. Return to your hotel in time for breakfast. From our accommodation, we begin our new cycling route to Lai Chau City.Today is just another challenging day on our journey. Savor the first 7 km of the road's gentle slopes before tackling the summit's 28 kilometers. The dense forest and breathtaking vistas that greet you upon reaching the summit are truly rewarding.You'll be drawn back on route by the view when cycling in less traffic. Savor tea and coffee atop the peak before descending to Patan. While traveling, have a picnic lunch. We ride on the new tarmac road to the new Lai Chau city after lunch.Summary:Activities: Cycling from hotel - hotelAccommodations: HotelMeals:B/L/DCycling distance: 125km

Day 13: Lai Chau – Sapa CyclingTours

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. Spend the night in Sapa after dinner at the Grill Nature Bar.Summary:Activities: Cycling from hotel - hotelAccommodations: HotelMeals:B/L/DCycling distance: 70 km

Day 14: Sapa mountain bike tours – 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 OnlyAccommodations: Meals:B/L/DTransfer distance: 386 km

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1. What types of tours does Golden Trail Travel offer?

Answer: Golden Trail Travel specializes in offering a wide range of travel packages to Vietnam and other Indochina countries such as Cambodia, Laos, Thailand, Myanmar, Philippines, Singapore, Indonesia, China, and Malaysia. We offer themed tours including Classic Highlights, Cycling, Trekking, Beach Holidays, Luxury Honeymoon, Short Trips, Family, Off The Beaten Track, Multi-Country, Motorbiking, Veteran, Food, Students, Luxury, Golf, Photography, Cooking Class, Bird Watching, Indochina Cruises, Kayaking, Muslim-friendly tours, Offroad 4x4WD, Indochina MICE Travel, Cave Expedition, and Helicopter tours.

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