Trekking Tour in Mai Chau Pu Luong Nature Reserve 12 Days

Greetings from Vietnam. When you arrive at Noi Bai International Airport, a driver and guide from Golden Trail Travel will meet you and take you to the hotel located in the center of Hanoi. Hanoi, the historic and vibrant capital of Vietnam, is home to some of Asia's most remarkable colonial buildings as well as a distinct old world charm. Following check-in, unwind on your own while discussing the schedule for the next few days with our guide. Take a cyclo ride through the Old Quarter's busy streets to explore Hanoi's blend of modern and historical charm. You will be greeted with a special welcome meal at a traditional Vietnamese restaurant following the trip. Spend the night in Hanoi.

Greetings from Vietnam. When you arrive at Noi Bai International Airport, a driver and guide from Golden Trail Travel will meet you and take you to the hotel located in the center of Hanoi. Hanoi, the historic and vibrant capital of Vietnam, is home to some of Asia's most remarkable colonial buildings as well as a distinct old world charm. Following check-in, unwind on your own while discussing the schedule for the next few days with our guide. Take a cyclo ride through the Old Quarter's busy streets to explore Hanoi's blend of modern and historical charm. You will be greeted with a special welcome meal at a traditional Vietnamese restaurant following the trip. Spend the night in Hanoi.

 Summary:Activities:Pickingup and transferring to hotelAccommodation: Meals:/DTransferring time: 35 km After a filling breakfast at the hotel, we set off early in the morning and travel 4 hours along beautiful route to Mai Chau. Once there, we have a great lunch at Poom Coom Village and divide our bags for the days we will be trekking. Meet our local trekking guide and support staff. We depart from Mai Chau and go to Xa Linh, from where we begin our hiking to the colorful Hmong settlements of Hang Kia.We hike to Hang Kia via a beautiful trail that winds through a long, isolated valley and small pathways. We stay the night with Hmong People after having dinner with them when we arrive. Summary:Activities:Transferring anf Trekking from Village - VillageAccommodation: EcohomestayMeals:B/L/DTrekking time 3-4  hours: / distance 12km Day 3: Hang Kia trek  Cun Pheo– Buoc VillageAfter having a wonderful breakfast with the hosts and bidding them farewell, we begin our new trekking day by passing through a quiet village and cornfields. After a few hours of hiking in a gorgeous disturbed forest, we descend steeply into a stream and enter a broad, lush valley that is inhabited by minority Thai people. If there has been recent rain, the slope downhill could be difficult. Across the valley floor, picturesque towns are interspersed with rice fields and vegetable farms. After arriving to level ground, we will go to Bao La and Van village, where we will spend the night, along a jeep trail and village roads.Spend the evening and night with Thai Minorities. Summary:Activities:Hiking from Village - VillageAccommodation: EcohomestayMeals:B/L/DTrekking time 7 -8  hours: / distance 18km Day 4: Cun Pheo – Sam Khoe– Mai HichGet up early to take part in the local market; you'll amaze people there with your simplicity and friendliness as they deal with their own productions to exchange the necessities of existence. Return to the homestay and have breakfast. Once we bid our host farewell, we start our hike through the hamlet, over the suspension bridge, descend to the valley, and continue on a single track and dirt route until we reach Sam Khoe. Magnificent panoramic splendor, a beautiful limestone mountain, and green rice terrace paddy await you along the route. Make stops along the route to see the local clinic and school, engage with the Thai people to learn more about their culture, and then check in and enjoy dinner with the family when you arrive in Mai Hich. Savor a musical presentation paired with customary Thai dancing.Summary:Activities:Hiking from Village - VillageAccommodation: EcohomestayMeals:B/L/DTrekking time 7 -8  hours: / distance 18km Day 5: Sam Khoe – Mai Hich- Hang VillageWe bid the hosts farewell after enjoying some delectable pancakes and banana cake. We then start our trip along the canal, passing charming towns, verdant rice fields, and intriguing mountain ranges, ending in Mai Hich commune for a picnic. After lunch, we continue walking to the main road and make a quick transfer to Co Luong.After a two-hour boat ride down the Ma River to Ban Sai Village, we hike an additional six kilometers to Hang Village, which is located in the Phu Luong Nature Reserve.Have dinner and spend the night with minority Thai people. Summary:Activities:Hiking from Village - VillageAccommodation: EcohomestayMeals:B/L/DTrekking time 7 -8  hours: / distance 18km Day 6: Hang Trek Kho Muong VillageThe best approach to explore and learn about the heart of Phu Luong Nature Reserve is to go on a four-day hiking expedition. Adventurers have the opportunity to see an unspoiled area with the distinctive culture of Thai and Muong hill tribe settlements. Hiking and camping with members of hill tribes is an adaptable means of socializing and exchanging cultural values. From Homestay, we will embark on our hiking tour.We start our journey through Hang Village to the rice terrace. We traverse the stream and hike to the opposite side of the hamlet. You will be in awe of the breathtaking views of limestone panoramas, rice terraces, and the natural splendor along the route.On the way, take a picnic lunch. Following lunch, we climb for another three kilometers over an abandoned, unpaved French road, the original Hochiminh Trail, before descending into another village and following a muddy route that leads to the Kho Muong Eco homestay. When you get to Kho Muong, spend some time exploring the lovely cave nearby or strolling through the hamlet to see how Thai people live their daily lives. Spend the evening and night with the Thai family.Summary:Activities:Hiking from Village - VillageAccommodation: EcohomestayMeals:B/L/DTrekking time 7 -8  hours: / distance 18km Day 7: Kho Muong Village trek to Hieu VillageOn our trekking route, today is the hardest and longest day. But it is endowed with a lush forest, beautiful scenery, a seductive rice terrace, and a magnificent waterfall near Hieu Village.After eating breakfast with family, we start our journey along a dirt road that passes through the heart of the Phu Luong Natural Reserve.Along the route, we may encounter various hill tribal villages, schools, and clinics. At times, we continue to hike past rice fields and across streams to reach the opposite side of the settlements. On the way, have a picnic lunch. After lunch, we carry on with our journey through Some village and arrive at Hieu village. When we get there, we'll appreciate the surrounding cool waterfall and the fresh air. Enjoy dinner and spend the night in the Hieu Village Eco Homestay.Summary:Activities:Hiking from Village - VillageAccommodation: EcohomestayMeals:B/L/DTrekking time 7 -8  hours: / distance 14 - 18km Day 8: Hieu village trek to Nua VillageToday is again another gorgeous day along our trekking path. To watch Thai people in their daily lives, we rise early. Alternately, help prepare pan cakes or banana cakes with honey for morning. We trek from the homestay to Hin Village after having breakfast with the host. We trek through rice paddies and towns until we reach a valley, where we continue up a slope to Nua Village. On a broad, lush valley of Thai people, you are impressive.We cool off by swimming in the communities that flow upward after we arrive at Eco Nua village. Have dinner with a local family.Summary:Activities:Hiking from Village - VillageAccommodation: EcohomestayMeals:B/L/DTrekking time 6-7   hours: / distance 12km -17 km Day 9: Nua village Trek to Son VillageIn our trekking expedition, today is undoubtedly going to be difficult. We set out early in the morning to cross the lengthy pass and reach Phu Luong Summit. Along the way, we pass through towns inhabited by hill tribal people, rich rice terraces, and dense tropical forest. Enjoy a picnic lunch while taking in the breathtaking view of Phu Luong Mountain. After regaining our strength and stamina, we set out on a dirt trail to descend the valley, passing through a beautiful cornfield and dense forest until arriving at Son village. As soon as we arrive at Eco Village, we kick back and sip refreshing beer. Enjoy a tasty meal with a kind Thai family.Summary:Activities:Hiking from Village - VillageAccommodation: EcohomestayMeals:B/L/DTrekking time 7 -8  hours: / distance 18km Day 10: Son Eco Village Trek to Ton Village– Transfer to HanoiAfter eating breakfast with the hosts and bidding them farewell, we hike for half a day, starting from the homestay and going through rice paddies before turning off onto a village road and climbing up a hill to Ton Village, where our shuttle van is waiting.After packing our bags and bidding our crew farewell, we'll head to Man Duc for lunch. We enjoy a two and a half hour bus ride back to Hanoi after lunch. Enjoy a goodbye dinner at an exclusive eatery. Spend the night at Hotel.Summary:Activities:Hiking from Village - VillageAccommodation: EcohomestayMeals:B/L/DTrekking time 2-3 hours: / distance 09km Day 11: Hanoi city ToursAt 8:00 am, a bus and Golden Trail Travel guide will meet you in the lobby. We head out to see the Museum and Mausoleum of Ho Chi Minh. The mausoleum serves as the legendary Vietnamese revolutionary Ho Chi Minh's final resting place. It is a representation of the Vietnamese people's appreciation and reverence for President Ho Chi Minh. All that is noteworthy about Ho Chi Minh is conserved at the Ho Chi Minh Museum. The Museum was opened on September 2, 1990, to commemorate the revered President's 100th birthday. It spans five large floors. The well-known One Pillar Pagoda is nearby and merits a cursory glance. The building, which King Ly Thai To erected in 1049, has come to represent essential aspects of Hanoi culture. Following that, we will go on to see the Literature Temple and Quoc Tu Giam, which was built in 1070 and is Vietnam's first university. Its gardens and tastefully restored buildings provide a calming window into Vietnam's history. After your meal at a neighborhood eatery, we'll head to the Vietnam Museum of Ethnology. This is the newest museum in Hanoi, Vietnam, and it's also arguably the biggest and most fascinating. For those who would enjoy some green space and are eager to learn about Vietnam's multiculturalism, this is worth a comprehensive visit. Next, we will make a stop at Sword Lake to explore the legend surrounding the lake and pay a visit to Ngoc Son Temple. Following your visit to Sword Lake, get on our shuttle bus and head to Richsaw Cycle Parking for an hour-long tour exploring Hanoi's historic district and the everyday lives of its residents. You can enjoy a 45-minute water puppet show in front of the water puppet theater after our richsaw drops you off.When you arrive at the hotel, our guide will be there to greet you in front of the door. Complete our services. We appreciate you joining us on this cultural tour of Hanoi. Notes: Opening hours for the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum are 8 a.m. to 11 p.m. on weekends and Tuesday through Thursday. Mondays and Fridays are closed. Normally, the tomb is closed in October and November to allow for the preservation of Ho Chi Minh's body. On Mondays, the Ethnology Museum is closed.
 Summary:
Activities:Transferring and Visiting
Accommodation:
Meals:B/L/D
Fullday Visiting Hanoi city and landmarks
 
Day 12: Hanoi Departure
Enjoy free shopping till the time of your flight from the hotel after breakfast. We would like to thank you for joining us on this bike journey as we wrap up our services.
Summary:
Activities:Transfer only
Accommodation: No
Meals:B/

 Summary:Activities:Pickingup and transferring to hotelAccommodation: Meals:/DTransferring time: 35 km After a filling breakfast at the hotel, we set off early in the morning and travel 4 hours along beautiful route to Mai Chau. Once there, we have a great lunch at Poom Coom Village and divide our bags for the days we will be trekking. Meet our local trekking guide and support staff. We depart from Mai Chau and go to Xa Linh, from where we begin our hiking to the colorful Hmong settlements of Hang Kia.We hike to Hang Kia via a beautiful trail that winds through a long, isolated valley and small pathways. We stay the night with Hmong People after having dinner with them when we arrive. Summary:Activities:Transferring anf Trekking from Village - VillageAccommodation: EcohomestayMeals:B/L/DTrekking time 3-4  hours: / distance 12km Day 3: Hang Kia trek  Cun Pheo– Buoc VillageAfter having a wonderful breakfast with the hosts and bidding them farewell, we begin our new trekking day by passing through a quiet village and cornfields. After a few hours of hiking in a gorgeous disturbed forest, we descend steeply into a stream and enter a broad, lush valley that is inhabited by minority Thai people. If there has been recent rain, the slope downhill could be difficult. Across the valley floor, picturesque towns are interspersed with rice fields and vegetable farms. After arriving to level ground, we will go to Bao La and Van village, where we will spend the night, along a jeep trail and village roads.Spend the evening and night with Thai Minorities. Summary:Activities:Hiking from Village - VillageAccommodation: EcohomestayMeals:B/L/DTrekking time 7 -8  hours: / distance 18km Day 4: Cun Pheo – Sam Khoe– Mai HichGet up early to take part in the local market; you'll amaze people there with your simplicity and friendliness as they deal with their own productions to exchange the necessities of existence. Return to the homestay and have breakfast. Once we bid our host farewell, we start our hike through the hamlet, over the suspension bridge, descend to the valley, and continue on a single track and dirt route until we reach Sam Khoe. Magnificent panoramic splendor, a beautiful limestone mountain, and green rice terrace paddy await you along the route. Make stops along the route to see the local clinic and school, engage with the Thai people to learn more about their culture, and then check in and enjoy dinner with the family when you arrive in Mai Hich. Savor a musical presentation paired with customary Thai dancing.Summary:Activities:Hiking from Village - VillageAccommodation: EcohomestayMeals:B/L/DTrekking time 7 -8  hours: / distance 18km Day 5: Sam Khoe – Mai Hich- Hang VillageWe bid the hosts farewell after enjoying some delectable pancakes and banana cake. We then start our trip along the canal, passing charming towns, verdant rice fields, and intriguing mountain ranges, ending in Mai Hich commune for a picnic. After lunch, we continue walking to the main road and make a quick transfer to Co Luong.After a two-hour boat ride down the Ma River to Ban Sai Village, we hike an additional six kilometers to Hang Village, which is located in the Phu Luong Nature Reserve.Have dinner and spend the night with minority Thai people. Summary:Activities:Hiking from Village - VillageAccommodation: EcohomestayMeals:B/L/DTrekking time 7 -8  hours: / distance 18km Day 6: Hang Trek Kho Muong VillageThe best approach to explore and learn about the heart of Phu Luong Nature Reserve is to go on a four-day hiking expedition. Adventurers have the opportunity to see an unspoiled area with the distinctive culture of Thai and Muong hill tribe settlements. Hiking and camping with members of hill tribes is an adaptable means of socializing and exchanging cultural values. From Homestay, we will embark on our hiking tour.We start our journey through Hang Village to the rice terrace. We traverse the stream and hike to the opposite side of the hamlet. You will be in awe of the breathtaking views of limestone panoramas, rice terraces, and the natural splendor along the route.On the way, take a picnic lunch. Following lunch, we climb for another three kilometers over an abandoned, unpaved French road, the original Hochiminh Trail, before descending into another village and following a muddy route that leads to the Kho Muong Eco homestay. When you get to Kho Muong, spend some time exploring the lovely cave nearby or strolling through the hamlet to see how Thai people live their daily lives. Spend the evening and night with the Thai family.Summary:Activities:Hiking from Village - VillageAccommodation: EcohomestayMeals:B/L/DTrekking time 7 -8  hours: / distance 18km Day 7: Kho Muong Village trek to Hieu VillageOn our trekking route, today is the hardest and longest day. But it is endowed with a lush forest, beautiful scenery, a seductive rice terrace, and a magnificent waterfall near Hieu Village.After eating breakfast with family, we start our journey along a dirt road that passes through the heart of the Phu Luong Natural Reserve.Along the route, we may encounter various hill tribal villages, schools, and clinics. At times, we continue to hike past rice fields and across streams to reach the opposite side of the settlements. On the way, have a picnic lunch. After lunch, we carry on with our journey through Some village and arrive at Hieu village. When we get there, we'll appreciate the surrounding cool waterfall and the fresh air. Enjoy dinner and spend the night in the Hieu Village Eco Homestay.Summary:Activities:Hiking from Village - VillageAccommodation: EcohomestayMeals:B/L/DTrekking time 7 -8  hours: / distance 14 - 18km Day 8: Hieu village trek to Nua VillageToday is again another gorgeous day along our trekking path. To watch Thai people in their daily lives, we rise early. Alternately, help prepare pan cakes or banana cakes with honey for morning. We trek from the homestay to Hin Village after having breakfast with the host. We trek through rice paddies and towns until we reach a valley, where we continue up a slope to Nua Village. On a broad, lush valley of Thai people, you are impressive.We cool off by swimming in the communities that flow upward after we arrive at Eco Nua village. Have dinner with a local family.Summary:Activities:Hiking from Village - VillageAccommodation: EcohomestayMeals:B/L/DTrekking time 6-7   hours: / distance 12km -17 km Day 9: Nua village Trek to Son VillageIn our trekking expedition, today is undoubtedly going to be difficult. We set out early in the morning to cross the lengthy pass and reach Phu Luong Summit. Along the way, we pass through towns inhabited by hill tribal people, rich rice terraces, and dense tropical forest. Enjoy a picnic lunch while taking in the breathtaking view of Phu Luong Mountain. After regaining our strength and stamina, we set out on a dirt trail to descend the valley, passing through a beautiful cornfield and dense forest until arriving at Son village. As soon as we arrive at Eco Village, we kick back and sip refreshing beer. Enjoy a tasty meal with a kind Thai family.Summary:Activities:Hiking from Village - VillageAccommodation: EcohomestayMeals:B/L/DTrekking time 7 -8  hours: / distance 18km Day 10: Son Eco Village Trek to Ton Village– Transfer to HanoiAfter eating breakfast with the hosts and bidding them farewell, we hike for half a day, starting from the homestay and going through rice paddies before turning off onto a village road and climbing up a hill to Ton Village, where our shuttle van is waiting.After packing our bags and bidding our crew farewell, we'll head to Man Duc for lunch. We enjoy a two and a half hour bus ride back to Hanoi after lunch. Enjoy a goodbye dinner at an exclusive eatery. Spend the night at Hotel.Summary:Activities:Hiking from Village - VillageAccommodation: EcohomestayMeals:B/L/DTrekking time 2-3 hours: / distance 09km Day 11: Hanoi city ToursAt 8:00 am, a bus and Golden Trail Travel guide will meet you in the lobby. We head out to see the Museum and Mausoleum of Ho Chi Minh. The mausoleum serves as the legendary Vietnamese revolutionary Ho Chi Minh's final resting place. It is a representation of the Vietnamese people's appreciation and reverence for President Ho Chi Minh. All that is noteworthy about Ho Chi Minh is conserved at the Ho Chi Minh Museum. The Museum was opened on September 2, 1990, to commemorate the revered President's 100th birthday. It spans five large floors. The well-known One Pillar Pagoda is nearby and merits a cursory glance. The building, which King Ly Thai To erected in 1049, has come to represent essential aspects of Hanoi culture. Following that, we will go on to see the Literature Temple and Quoc Tu Giam, which was built in 1070 and is Vietnam's first university. Its gardens and tastefully restored buildings provide a calming window into Vietnam's history. After your meal at a neighborhood eatery, we'll head to the Vietnam Museum of Ethnology. This is the newest museum in Hanoi, Vietnam, and it's also arguably the biggest and most fascinating. For those who would enjoy some green space and are eager to learn about Vietnam's multiculturalism, this is worth a comprehensive visit. Next, we will make a stop at Sword Lake to explore the legend surrounding the lake and pay a visit to Ngoc Son Temple. Following your visit to Sword Lake, get on our shuttle bus and head to Richsaw Cycle Parking for an hour-long tour exploring Hanoi's historic district and the everyday lives of its residents. You can enjoy a 45-minute water puppet show in front of the water puppet theater after our richsaw drops you off.When you arrive at the hotel, our guide will be there to greet you in front of the door. Complete our services. We appreciate you joining us on this cultural tour of Hanoi. Notes: Opening hours for the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum are 8 a.m. to 11 p.m. on weekends and Tuesday through Thursday. Mondays and Fridays are closed. Normally, the tomb is closed in October and November to allow for the preservation of Ho Chi Minh's body. On Mondays, the Ethnology Museum is closed.
 Summary:
Activities:Transferring and Visiting
Accommodation:
Meals:B/L/D
Fullday Visiting Hanoi city and landmarks
 
Day 12: Hanoi Departure
Enjoy free shopping till the time of your flight from the hotel after breakfast. We would like to thank you for joining us on this bike journey as we wrap up our services.
Summary:
Activities:Transfer only
Accommodation: No
Meals:B/

 Summary:Activities:Pickingup and transferring to hotelAccommodation: Meals:/DTransferring time: 35 km After a filling breakfast at the hotel, we set off early in the morning and travel 4 hours along beautiful route to Mai Chau. Once there, we have a great lunch at Poom Coom Village and divide our bags for the days we will be trekking. Meet our local trekking guide and support staff. We depart from Mai Chau and go to Xa Linh, from where we begin our hiking to the colorful Hmong settlements of Hang Kia.We hike to Hang Kia via a beautiful trail that winds through a long, isolated valley and small pathways. We stay the night with Hmong People after having dinner with them when we arrive. Summary:Activities:Transferring anf Trekking from Village - VillageAccommodation: EcohomestayMeals:B/L/DTrekking time 3-4  hours: / distance 12km Day 3: Hang Kia trek  Cun Pheo– Buoc VillageAfter having a wonderful breakfast with the hosts and bidding them farewell, we begin our new trekking day by passing through a quiet village and cornfields. After a few hours of hiking in a gorgeous disturbed forest, we descend steeply into a stream and enter a broad, lush valley that is inhabited by minority Thai people. If there has been recent rain, the slope downhill could be difficult. Across the valley floor, picturesque towns are interspersed with rice fields and vegetable farms. After arriving to level ground, we will go to Bao La and Van village, where we will spend the night, along a jeep trail and village roads.Spend the evening and night with Thai Minorities. Summary:Activities:Hiking from Village - VillageAccommodation: EcohomestayMeals:B/L/DTrekking time 7 -8  hours: / distance 18km Day 4: Cun Pheo – Sam Khoe– Mai HichGet up early to take part in the local market; you'll amaze people there with your simplicity and friendliness as they deal with their own productions to exchange the necessities of existence. Return to the homestay and have breakfast. Once we bid our host farewell, we start our hike through the hamlet, over the suspension bridge, descend to the valley, and continue on a single track and dirt route until we reach Sam Khoe. Magnificent panoramic splendor, a beautiful limestone mountain, and green rice terrace paddy await you along the route. Make stops along the route to see the local clinic and school, engage with the Thai people to learn more about their culture, and then check in and enjoy dinner with the family when you arrive in Mai Hich. Savor a musical presentation paired with customary Thai dancing.Summary:Activities:Hiking from Village - VillageAccommodation: EcohomestayMeals:B/L/DTrekking time 7 -8  hours: / distance 18km Day 5: Sam Khoe – Mai Hich- Hang VillageWe bid the hosts farewell after enjoying some delectable pancakes and banana cake. We then start our trip along the canal, passing charming towns, verdant rice fields, and intriguing mountain ranges, ending in Mai Hich commune for a picnic. After lunch, we continue walking to the main road and make a quick transfer to Co Luong.After a two-hour boat ride down the Ma River to Ban Sai Village, we hike an additional six kilometers to Hang Village, which is located in the Phu Luong Nature Reserve.Have dinner and spend the night with minority Thai people. Summary:Activities:Hiking from Village - VillageAccommodation: EcohomestayMeals:B/L/DTrekking time 7 -8  hours: / distance 18km Day 6: Hang Trek Kho Muong VillageThe best approach to explore and learn about the heart of Phu Luong Nature Reserve is to go on a four-day hiking expedition. Adventurers have the opportunity to see an unspoiled area with the distinctive culture of Thai and Muong hill tribe settlements. Hiking and camping with members of hill tribes is an adaptable means of socializing and exchanging cultural values. From Homestay, we will embark on our hiking tour.We start our journey through Hang Village to the rice terrace. We traverse the stream and hike to the opposite side of the hamlet. You will be in awe of the breathtaking views of limestone panoramas, rice terraces, and the natural splendor along the route.On the way, take a picnic lunch. Following lunch, we climb for another three kilometers over an abandoned, unpaved French road, the original Hochiminh Trail, before descending into another village and following a muddy route that leads to the Kho Muong Eco homestay. When you get to Kho Muong, spend some time exploring the lovely cave nearby or strolling through the hamlet to see how Thai people live their daily lives. Spend the evening and night with the Thai family.Summary:Activities:Hiking from Village - VillageAccommodation: EcohomestayMeals:B/L/DTrekking time 7 -8  hours: / distance 18km Day 7: Kho Muong Village trek to Hieu VillageOn our trekking route, today is the hardest and longest day. But it is endowed with a lush forest, beautiful scenery, a seductive rice terrace, and a magnificent waterfall near Hieu Village.After eating breakfast with family, we start our journey along a dirt road that passes through the heart of the Phu Luong Natural Reserve.Along the route, we may encounter various hill tribal villages, schools, and clinics. At times, we continue to hike past rice fields and across streams to reach the opposite side of the settlements. On the way, have a picnic lunch. After lunch, we carry on with our journey through Some village and arrive at Hieu village. When we get there, we'll appreciate the surrounding cool waterfall and the fresh air. Enjoy dinner and spend the night in the Hieu Village Eco Homestay.Summary:Activities:Hiking from Village - VillageAccommodation: EcohomestayMeals:B/L/DTrekking time 7 -8  hours: / distance 14 - 18km Day 8: Hieu village trek to Nua VillageToday is again another gorgeous day along our trekking path. To watch Thai people in their daily lives, we rise early. Alternately, help prepare pan cakes or banana cakes with honey for morning. We trek from the homestay to Hin Village after having breakfast with the host. We trek through rice paddies and towns until we reach a valley, where we continue up a slope to Nua Village. On a broad, lush valley of Thai people, you are impressive.We cool off by swimming in the communities that flow upward after we arrive at Eco Nua village. Have dinner with a local family.Summary:Activities:Hiking from Village - VillageAccommodation: EcohomestayMeals:B/L/DTrekking time 6-7   hours: / distance 12km -17 km Day 9: Nua village Trek to Son VillageIn our trekking expedition, today is undoubtedly going to be difficult. We set out early in the morning to cross the lengthy pass and reach Phu Luong Summit. Along the way, we pass through towns inhabited by hill tribal people, rich rice terraces, and dense tropical forest. Enjoy a picnic lunch while taking in the breathtaking view of Phu Luong Mountain. After regaining our strength and stamina, we set out on a dirt trail to descend the valley, passing through a beautiful cornfield and dense forest until arriving at Son village. As soon as we arrive at Eco Village, we kick back and sip refreshing beer. Enjoy a tasty meal with a kind Thai family.Summary:Activities:Hiking from Village - VillageAccommodation: EcohomestayMeals:B/L/DTrekking time 7 -8  hours: / distance 18km Day 10: Son Eco Village Trek to Ton Village– Transfer to HanoiAfter eating breakfast with the hosts and bidding them farewell, we hike for half a day, starting from the homestay and going through rice paddies before turning off onto a village road and climbing up a hill to Ton Village, where our shuttle van is waiting.After packing our bags and bidding our crew farewell, we'll head to Man Duc for lunch. We enjoy a two and a half hour bus ride back to Hanoi after lunch. Enjoy a goodbye dinner at an exclusive eatery. Spend the night at Hotel.Summary:Activities:Hiking from Village - VillageAccommodation: EcohomestayMeals:B/L/DTrekking time 2-3 hours: / distance 09km Day 11: Hanoi city ToursAt 8:00 am, a bus and Golden Trail Travel guide will meet you in the lobby. We head out to see the Museum and Mausoleum of Ho Chi Minh. The mausoleum serves as the legendary Vietnamese revolutionary Ho Chi Minh's final resting place. It is a representation of the Vietnamese people's appreciation and reverence for President Ho Chi Minh. All that is noteworthy about Ho Chi Minh is conserved at the Ho Chi Minh Museum. The Museum was opened on September 2, 1990, to commemorate the revered President's 100th birthday. It spans five large floors. The well-known One Pillar Pagoda is nearby and merits a cursory glance. The building, which King Ly Thai To erected in 1049, has come to represent essential aspects of Hanoi culture. Following that, we will go on to see the Literature Temple and Quoc Tu Giam, which was built in 1070 and is Vietnam's first university. Its gardens and tastefully restored buildings provide a calming window into Vietnam's history. After your meal at a neighborhood eatery, we'll head to the Vietnam Museum of Ethnology. This is the newest museum in Hanoi, Vietnam, and it's also arguably the biggest and most fascinating. For those who would enjoy some green space and are eager to learn about Vietnam's multiculturalism, this is worth a comprehensive visit. Next, we will make a stop at Sword Lake to explore the legend surrounding the lake and pay a visit to Ngoc Son Temple. Following your visit to Sword Lake, get on our shuttle bus and head to Richsaw Cycle Parking for an hour-long tour exploring Hanoi's historic district and the everyday lives of its residents. You can enjoy a 45-minute water puppet show in front of the water puppet theater after our richsaw drops you off.When you arrive at the hotel, our guide will be there to greet you in front of the door. Complete our services. We appreciate you joining us on this cultural tour of Hanoi. Notes: Opening hours for the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum are 8 a.m. to 11 p.m. on weekends and Tuesday through Thursday. Mondays and Fridays are closed. Normally, the tomb is closed in October and November to allow for the preservation of Ho Chi Minh's body. On Mondays, the Ethnology Museum is closed.
 Summary:
Activities:Transferring and Visiting
Accommodation:
Meals:B/L/D
Fullday Visiting Hanoi city and landmarks
 
Day 12: Hanoi Departure
Enjoy free shopping till the time of your flight from the hotel after breakfast. We would like to thank you for joining us on this bike journey as we wrap up our services.
Summary:
Activities:Transfer only
Accommodation: No
Meals:B/