Highland Central Vietnam Cycling: Hue to Nha Trang

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Highland Central Bicycle Tour Hue Nha Trang 15 Days

CODE: GDT067

Private Tour

Duration: 13 - 16 days

Price from: Contact

Route: Vietnam - Nha Trang - Da Lat - Da Nang - Hoi An - Hue - Mui Ne - Kon Tum - Pleiku - Buon Me Thuot

Overview

Embark on an exhilarating Highland Central Bicycle Tour across Vietnam, a captivating 15-day cycling adventure that takes you from the imperial charm of Hue to the coastal beauty of Nha Trang. GoldenTrail Travel invites you to discover the diverse landscapes and rich cultural tapestry of Central Vietnam, a region often overlooked by conventional tours but perfectly suited for an immersive Vietnam bike adventure. This meticulously designed itinerary offers a unique blend of historical exploration, stunning natural beauty, and authentic local encounters, making it an ideal cycling holiday in Vietnam for those seeking an active and insightful journey.

Your Central Vietnam cycling tour begins in the ancient imperial city of Hue, a UNESCO World Heritage site renowned for its majestic Citadel, royal tombs, and serene Perfume River. After soaking in Hue's historical grandeur, you'll set off on two wheels, embarking on an extraordinary journey that gradually ascends into the cooler, mystical Central Highlands of Vietnam. This segment of your tour is a highlight for many, as you cycle through mountains, lush coffee and tea plantations, and dense forests, encountering the unique cultures of Vietnam's ethnic minority communities. You'll pass through fascinating towns like Kon Tum and Pleiku, witnessing traditional longhouses and learning about the distinct customs of the various highland tribes. This offers a profound insight into a less-visited, but incredibly rich, aspect of Vietnamese life.

The Highland Central bike tour continues south, bringing you to Buon Ma Thuot, the coffee capital of Vietnam, where you can delve into the world of Vietnamese coffee production. Further on, you'll reach the charming mountain town of Dalat, known as the "City of Eternal Spring." Here, you'll enjoy its pleasant climate, French colonial architecture, and beautiful flower gardens, surrounded by picturesque pine forests. Cycling in these elevated regions provides refreshing breezes and panoramic vistas that are simply unforgettable.

As you descend from the highlands, the landscape transforms once more, leading you towards the breathtaking Vietnam coastal cycling routes. The final stretch of your 15-day Vietnam bike tour culminates in the vibrant beach city of Nha Trang. Here, you can relax on pristine beaches, enjoy watersports, or simply unwind after your incredible journey, reflecting on the diverse experiences encountered along the way. Throughout this Hue to Nha Trang cycling expedition, GoldenTrail Travel ensures a seamless and enriching experience. Our guided Central Vietnam bike tour includes experienced, English-speaking local guides who share their deep knowledge of the regions. A dedicated support vehicle is always available, providing comfort, carrying your luggage, and offering assistance whenever needed, allowing you to fully immerse yourself in the joy of cycling. This tour is perfect for adventurers seeking the best Central Vietnam bike tour that combines challenging rides with unparalleled cultural and scenic rewards. Discover the hidden gems and breathtaking beauty of Vietnam's Central Highlands and Coast on this amazing journey.

Highlight

Imperial Hue Exploration: Begin your journey in the UNESCO World Heritage city of Hue, cycling to its majestic Imperial Citadel, royal tombs, and serene pagodas, immersing yourself in Vietnam's rich imperial history.
Central Highlands Immersion: Ascend into Vietnam's beautiful Central Highlands, experiencing a dramatic shift in landscape and culture as you pedal through mountainous terrain.
Ethnic Minority Encounters: Visit traditional villages of ethnic minority groups in areas like Kon Tum and Pleiku, learning about their unique customs, languages, and traditional stilt houses.
Coffee & Tea Plantations: Cycle through vast, verdant coffee and tea plantations, especially around Buon Ma Thuot, the coffee capital, and learn about the cultivation process.
Dalat Hill Station Charm: Explore the picturesque mountain town of Dalat, known as the "City of Eternal Spring," with its French colonial architecture, flower gardens, and cool climate.
Diverse Landscapes: Experience an extraordinary variety of scenery, from the historical river plains of Hue to the dense forests and rolling hills of the highlands, and finally, the stunning coastal vistas.
Scenic Mountain Passes: Conquer rewarding mountain passes offering breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding valleys and forests.
Nha Trang Beach Relaxation: Conclude your tour in the vibrant coastal city of Nha Trang, with opportunities to relax on beautiful beaches, swim, or explore its lively atmosphere.
Rural Life Discovery: Cycle through charming rural villages, witnessing daily life, agricultural practices, and local craftsmanship away from major tourist hubs.
Authentic Local Cuisine: Savor delicious Central Vietnamese and highland specialties throughout your journey, experiencing diverse flavors and fresh ingredients.
Expert Local Guides: Benefit from the knowledge, support, and cultural insights of experienced, English-speaking local cycling guides who enhance your understanding of the region.
Full Support Vehicle: Enjoy peace of mind with a dedicated support vehicle always available to carry luggage, provide refreshments, and offer a comfortable ride whenever needed.
Comfortable Accommodations: Stay in carefully selected hotels and guesthouses that offer comfort and reflect the local charm of each destination.
Balanced Itinerary: A well-paced itinerary combines invigorating cycling days with ample opportunities for cultural visits, historical exploration, and relaxation.
Cultural Immersion: Gain a deeper appreciation for Vietnam's diverse cultures, particularly the highland ethnic groups, and its fascinating history.
Active Adventure: Perfect for cyclists seeking a rewarding physical challenge combined with a rich cultural and scenic exploration of Vietnam's less-traveled heartland.

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

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Day 01: Hue –City Tours

After breakfast, you'll service the bike and ride leizurely to explore the Imperial Citadel and Tomb as well as Hue City. BuildingsOne of Vietnam's principal hubs for culture, religion, and education is Hue. Hue is currently the only historically significant city in Vietnam still standing. The 11km-long Perfume River, which goes by the romantic moniker of "Perfume," is home to many of Hue's attractions. More than a hundred architectural pieces, reflecting the lives of emperors and mandarins under Nguyen's rule, are included in this priceless masterpiece.We also take a ride to see the ancient kings' graves. The exquisite graves of the Nguyen Kings are located on the southern bank of the Perfume River, nestled between the hills. These include the four well-known tombs, each of whose name and layout reflects the opinions, characteristics, and preferences of the respective Emperor. These are the spectacular Khai Dinh tomb, the massive Minh Mang tomb, the poetic Tu Duc tomb, and the grand Gia Long tomb. Hue's ancient citadel remnants are too important to overlook for any architect interested in learning about Vietnam's ancient architecture. In the late afternoon, we return by bicycle to the hotel and are free until dinnertime. After dinner at a nearby restaurant, spend the night in a hotel.Summary:Activities:Cycling tour Hue CityAccommodation: HotelMeals:B/L/DCycling distance: 56 Km

Day 02: Hue – Lang Co Beach

We begin the day with a leisurely breakfast at the hotel before riding to the Thanh Toan covered roof bridge. Along the way, you'll be treated to stunning views of both imperial cities and rural villages. The typical view of community housing, local marketplaces, and traditional Vietnamese homes will pique your attention. You stand a strong probability of interacting with amiable individuals. When you arrive in Thanh Toan Village, take some time to explore and snap pictures of the amazing covered roof bridge, which was constructed in 1776 by a generous-hearted woman. Our bicycle trips proceed by passing through tranquil towns, a lagoon, and Thuan An Beach. Take a quick break to enjoy some tropical fruits and cold water.We also travel through an intriguing village with hundreds of wonderful museums. We ride to Tu Hien Lagoon over a tarmac road, cross a bridge, ascend a little pass, and then descend to the T junction of Highway No. 1. Go to a nearby restaurant for lunch. We bike on a recently paved route to Lang Co Beach after lunch. When you get at Lang Co Beach, check into the beach resort and unwind in the pool with a refreshing beer. Dinner and sleeping in the hotel.Summary:Activities: Cycling tour from hotelAccommodation: HotelMeals:B/L/DCycling distance: 78 Km

Day 03: Lang Co Beach – Hai Van Pass – Da Nang – Hoi An

You will ride across Hai Van Pass, one of the most well-known mountain passes in Southeast Asia that links Hue and Hoi An, on one of the most amazing and exciting days of our journey! You should eat a substantial breakfast because the road today will be difficult. You will understand why this mountain route is regarded as one of the most stunning coastal mountain roads in the world as you begin your ascent to the highest point. You will travel by waterfalls and jungles, winding and hugging cliffs on one side and expansive beach views on the other. The region is made even more magical by the likelihood of misty weather. Enjoy a well-earned ca phe and a break at the summit while taking in the breathtaking views. You have two options from the highest point: either continue traveling to Hoi An by foot or hop on the support vehicle. Enjoy the captivating Hoi An!Summary:Activities: Cycling from HotelAccommodation: HotelMeals: B/L/DCycling distance: 75 Km

Day 04: Hoi An Back road

Hoi An, a Vietnamese world heritage site, has long served as a crossroads of cultures and has managed to preserve its historic beauty despite having experienced approximately 300 cycles of the four seasons. The street layout and structures inside this singular cultural site are a reflection of the diverse range of influences that have come together throughout time. Cycling offers you an exciting challenge in both rural villages and ancient towns. We depart from the hotel and travel by paved, single-track road through serene villages, past water coconut palm trees, and into the bustling town of Hoi An. Spend some time taking this amazing picture of the communal houses and the Japanese covered bridge. then on to the ancient ceramic villages of Thanh Ha, the herb hamlet of Tra Que, and the workshops of Thuy Linh Lattern lamp shades before returning to Hoi An for lunch.You can either treat yourself to a toothpicking session, a reading session, or a glass of wine, beer, or cocktail inside after lunch. In general, you will have a free day to visit Hoi An. The old home next door serves Vietnamese, Asian, and European dishes, though I like them throughout the day. You can reward yourself with items from Hoi An, such as a suit, a traditional Vietnamese garment, or a pair of opulent leather shoes.Summary:Activities: Cycling from hotelAccommodation: HotelMeals: B/L/DCycling distance: 45 Km

Day 05: Hoi An – Tra My

Today, we set out early to ride a long and difficult journey to the highland region, leaving behind the ancient town and coastline land. Prior to leaving, make sure you have recovered sufficiently from your hotel stay.In general, our section of the road right now can be considered extremely difficult. We will leave the sea at a height of meters, and to go to the small village of Tra Mi, which has a population of only a few thousand, we must travel through the settlement on narrow concrete roads before heading up into the hills via rubber woods. Our reward for exerting great effort to conquer will be the opportunity to witness Vietnam's untamed and majestic beauty—a sight that most travelers will never able to experience. Dinner at Tra My and an overnight stay.Summary:Activities: Cycling from hotel – transfer the last distanceAccommodation: HotelMeals: B/L/DCycling distance: 124 km

Day 06: Tra My – Kon Tum

Enjoy a hearty Vietnamese breakfast at a neighborhood eatery and indulge in a potent cup of coffee in this charming village perched on a hill. Another fantastic and difficult day is ahead of us today.With a beautiful 70-kilometer stretch of deep jungle forest on both sides of the road, this is the best riding day of the trip. The route is quite steep and passes through the Truong Son mountain range as it skirts the edge of Ngoc Linh National Park and Ngoc Linh Mountain (2400 meters). We also take the well-known Ho Chi Minh Trail on this day. This bush is home to the minority Ba Na and Sedang people. You have a quick break to have lunch at a nearby eatery.We will cycle from the hotel along the mountain's base after replenishing our energies. In terms of difficulty, it's a little easier today than it was yesterday because it starts off uphill and then descends. ... when we stop for lunch, the road will be excellent, albeit it is currently fairly decent. and carry on riding your bicycle back to the Kon Tum hotel. Overnight and dinner in Kon Tum.Summary:Activities: Cycling from hotel – transfer the last distanceAccommodation: HotelMeals: B/L/DCycling distance: 136 km

Day 07: Kontum – Pleiku

It's another gorgeous day in Vietnam's central Highlands; let's make sure we have enough stamina to go on a full day's ride on our bikes. starting hotel bike tours and hopping on a picturesque route to see some of the city's and the surrounding areas' top attractions. We are going to go to a classic wooden church, a picturesque suspension bridge, and a local minority village called Ba Na. After that, you'll cycle along the village road that meanders alongside the river to the Kontum Museum and Kontum Prison. As you pedal, you'll pass past enormous coffee plantations and forests of rubber trees, as well as serene streams and breathtaking waterfalls. There's a local eatery serving lunch. We go back on our bikes and ride through tea and coffee farms to Sea Lake in Pleiku after replenishing our energies entirely. You will then go to a "Sea Lake" in Pleiku. You will arrive in Pleiku between three and four o'clock in the afternoon and stay there overnight.Summary:Activities:Cycling and TransferringAccommodations: HotelMeals:B/L/DCycling distance: 85 Km/ 200 Km

Day 08: Pleiku to Buon Me Thuot.

After a delicious breakfast at the hotel, we start our amazing cycling day by preparing our bikes and riding through the capital of the Coffee area in central Vietnam's highlands. Make a stop en route to take breathtaking pictures of the rubber and coffee plantations. Discover the growing, processing, and weasel coffee methods. We continue our journey over beautiful hills and rich surroundings to Buon Ho, where we will have lunch. We cling on to our handle bar to Ban Me thuot after lunch. After 30 miles of cycling through little communities, coffee plantations, and rolling hills, we'll get onto a real backroad. This backroad leads into a 25 km long, breathtaking rubber tree plantation that rolls with a few minor hills. The final 10 miles are on a stunning country road that winds past tiny communities and fields before gradually widening. locating our supported vehicles and making the remaining transfer to the hotel.Summary:Activities:Cycling and TransferringAccommodations: HotelMeals:B/L/DCycling distance: 85 Km/ 200 Km

Day 09: Buon Me Thuot to Lak Lake.

After breakfast, head off for a relaxing 40-kilometer bike ride through largely level terrain to Lak Lake. You'll get at Lak Lake in time for lunch. Visit the homestay located in the minority village of Jun and enjoy lunch at a nearby eatery. After relaxing for a while, visit one of Emperor Bao Dai's former summer retreats in the afternoon. To get to a secluded settlement on the distant side of Lak Lake, take a boat. From this village, you can go on some easy trekking (you can even go elephant riding if you'd like). Free evening for exploration.Summary:Activities:Cycling OnlyAccommodations: HotelMeals:B/L/DCycling distance: 90 Km

Day 10: Lak Lake to Da Lat.

Breakfast at 7:30 am, followed by a bike ride out of Lak Lake. Continue riding for as long as you can before taking a car up to the summit of Phu Son Pass. Lunch on a picnic blanket atop the pass. Riding a bike through farms and undulating hills across Phu Son Pass will bring you to Elepphant waterfall, where we'll stop for lunch. Following lunch, you will cycle to Ta Nung Hamlet, where our guides will give you an overview of the Central Highlands' wildlife and coffee plantation. Enjoy the magnificent scenery while sipping your "weasel coffee" slowly. The last 17 kilometers are an uphill push to the town of Van Thanh. We will transfer to Da Lat City in our support vehicle. We intend to spend the night in Da Lat.Summary:Activities: Cycling and TransferringAccommodations: Hotel Meals:B/L/DCycling distance: 85 Km/ 156 Km

Day 11: Dalat Off the Beaten Track

Your adventure mountain biking trip will begin with a 6-kilometer bike ride from your accommodation to the northeast of Da Lat City, where you will join the Hill Tribe cycling teams and enjoy fantastic riding, a diversity of sceneries, picturesque views of the surrounding farms, forests, and mountains, as well as excellent paths.You'll pass flower and food farms. As you continue to enjoy the stunning view of Victory Lake, our guide will lead you deeper into the pine forests. The excursion is made more exciting by the trail's occasional ups and downs. at order to reach the Valley of Love, you must either release your body from the bike or carry it on your shoulder at certain locations. The woodland will be the setting for your lucnh time. You'll keep cycling to Da Thien Lake after lunch. After taking in the breathtaking scenery of Da Thien Lake, you can cycle to Van Hanh Zen Monastery to visit the largest Gold Buddha in the Da Lat region. Following that, you ride back to your hotel at approximately 2:00 or 3:00 pm, after which you have free time to explore the City of Eternal Spring. We plan to spend the night in Da Lat.Summary:Activities:Cycling and VisitingAccommodations: HotelMeals:B/L/DCycling distance: 25 Km

Day 12: Da Lat to Mui Ne

This 70+km journey to Mui Ne will see you descend over 950 meters as you pass through valleys covered in pine and rainforest forests, entering a tropical climate below. You are driven by our support vehicle 80km from Da Lat to Di Linh, from where we begin the descent to Mui Ne. The journey to the stunning beaches below passes through little minority communities and valleys covered with jungle vegetation.The first part of the ride takes you through forests and coffee farms and includes a 5-kilometer ascent to warm you up.There are lots of hilly and sloping parts that follow. After one last lengthy downhill pass, the road flattens out and we cruise for a while until we reach Highway 1, where the ride stops and our car takes us the remaining distance to Mui Ne (about 45 minutes). Your luggage, lunch supplies, and refreshments are transported by the support vehicle, and the majority of the road is sealed and paved.Because weary cyclists can use the support vehicle at any time, the ride's duration can also be customized. You intend to spend the night at Mui Ne Beach.Summary:Activities: Cyccling and transferringAccommodations: HotelMeals:B/L/DCycling distance: 115 Km/ 150 Km

Day 13: Mui Ne – Ca Na Beach

We're having yet another gorgeous day on our journey, complete with sunlight, an emerald sand beach, and crystal-clear seawater as we head into Ca Na Beach Resort.After a delicious breakfast at the resort, we hit the road and cycle along the coast on tarmac, passing about a dozen different hotels and resorts before arriving at Golden Sand Hill in Doi Hong. From there, we follow the coast road to Pha Ri Cua, where we will have lunch. We ride our bikes along the coast to Tan Phong after lunch, where our shuttle van is ready to pick us up and take us to the resort to rest.Dinner and overnight stay in Ca Na.Summary:Activities: Cycling from Resort - ResortAccommodations: HotelMeals:B/L/DCycling distance: 96 Km

Day 14: Ca Na Beach – Ninh Chu – Nui Chua – Cam Ranh

Rise early to observe the unspoiled landscape, and participate in the neighborhood fishing market to experience the lively environment of fishermen who travel from the sea or Tinny Village to trade fresh seafood in the morning.Travelers have a fantastic opportunity to take striking pictures and engage with locals to learn about their daily lives.We start riding our bikes from the hotel on tarmac roads, which take us back down the coast to Ninh Chu Beach. From there, we turn into a rural road that leads to a recently paved route that passes through Nui Chua Mountain. After stopping for lunch at the base of the mountain range, we tackle a difficult pass and a twisting path that leads to Cam Ranh.However, when we cycle along the hill to Vinh Hi Bay, we will be rewarded with breathtaking scenery of the ocean and mountains.Continue riding up the slope to National Way No. 1 A, where our shuttle bus is waiting to pick us up and take us to the Nha Trang City hotel.Summary:Activities: Cycling from Resort and Transferring the last distanceAccommodations: Hotel Meals:B/L/DCycling distance:109 km

Day 15: Cam Ranh - Departure

After eating breakfast at the hotel, you have free time till your departure.Summary:Activities: Transfer to AirportAccommodations: By yourselfMeals:B/L/DCycling distance: No

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