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Vietnam Tour Mountain Bike Challenge in the Far North 12 Days

Vietnam Tour Mountain Bike Challenge in the Far North 12 Days

CODE: GDT107
Private Tour
Duration: 8 - 12 days
Price from: Contact

Route: Vietnam - Phu Yen - Moc Chau - Son La - Ha Noi - Sa Pa - Mai Chau

Overview

Embark on an exhilarating journey with the 12-Day Vietnam Tour Mountain Bike Challenge in the Far North, a thrilling adventure crafted by Golden Trail Travel for passionate cyclists and adventure enthusiasts. This 12-day tour takes you through the rugged and breathtaking landscapes of Vietnam’s northernmost regions, offering a perfect blend of challenging mountain biking, cultural immersion, and stunning natural beauty. Designed for intermediate to advanced cyclists, this tour combines heart-pounding trails with authentic encounters in one of Vietnam’s most pristine and culturally rich areas.

Your adventure begins in Hanoi, where you’ll journey to the Far North, a region renowned for its dramatic mountains, deep valleys, and vibrant ethnic communities, including the Hmong, Dao, and Tay. Covering 40-80 km per day, the tour features iconic routes such as the Ha Giang Loop, the awe-inspiring Ma Pi Leng Pass, and remote trails winding through terraced rice fields, limestone karsts, and cascading waterfalls. You’ll explore hidden gems, from serene valleys to bustling ethnic markets, immersing yourself in the raw beauty and cultural diversity of Vietnam’s northern frontier.

This tour is more than a cycling challenge—it’s a deep dive into Vietnam’s cultural and natural heritage. You’ll stay in authentic homestays and eco-lodges, connecting with local communities and learning about their traditions, crafts, and sustainable practices. Expert guides provide insights into the region’s history, ecology, and cultural diversity, while a support vehicle ensures safety and convenience, carrying luggage and offering assistance. Highlights include the UNESCO-recognized Dong Van Karst Plateau, vibrant markets like those in Bac Ha, and off-the-beaten-path trails that reveal the untouched splendor of the Far North.

The itinerary balances intense mountain biking with moments of relaxation, allowing you to explore villages, savor authentic Vietnamese cuisine, and connect with fellow adventurers. Whether you’re conquering steep climbs with panoramic views or pausing to admire the serene beauty of the landscape, this tour delivers an unforgettable experience. Perfect for those seeking an active, off-the-beaten-path adventure, the Vietnam Tour Mountain Bike Challenge in the Far North promises thrilling rides, cultural discoveries, and memories that will last a lifetime.

Book now with Golden Trail Travel and conquer the ultimate mountain biking adventure in Vietnam’s Far North. Experience the thrill of the ride, the beauty of nature, and the warmth of local cultures on this epic 12-day journey.

Trip Map

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Challenging Mountain Trails: Cycle 40-80 km daily on rugged trails, including the Ha Giang Loop and Ma Pi Leng Pass, designed for intermediate to advanced cyclists.
UNESCO Geopark: Explore the Dong Van Karst Plateau, a UNESCO Global Geopark, with its unique geological formations and cultural heritage.
Ethnic Markets: Visit vibrant markets like Bac Ha, showcasing the colorful traditions and crafts of Hmong, Dao, and Tay communities.
Cultural Immersion: Stay in authentic homestays, connecting with local ethnic groups and learning about their customs and lifestyles.
Scenic Beauty: Capture stunning views of terraced rice fields, limestone cliffs, cascading waterfalls, and serene valleys.
Expert Guidance: Ride with knowledgeable guides who share insights into the region’s history, ecology, and cultural diversity.
Authentic Cuisine: Savor traditional Vietnamese dishes and regional specialties, prepared with fresh, local ingredients by host families.
Safety and Support: Benefit from a support vehicle for luggage and emergencies, ensuring a seamless and worry-free adventure.
Hidden Gems: Discover off-the-beaten-path trails, serene valleys, and natural wonders rarely seen by tourists.
Balanced Adventure: Combine thrilling rides with downtime to explore villages, relax in nature, and connect with fellow cyclists.

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

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

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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 – Hoa Binh - Lac Village

We depart from the busy metropolis and travel to Luong Son in the southwest. Luong Son is the entry point to the breathtakingly beautiful mountainous region of northern Vietnam. From there, cyclists may go on 12-day tours of the region on rolling asphalt roads that loop past hillside rice paddies, quaint village life, and more. We genuinely take pleasure in the brief glimpse of the truly amazing and breathtaking vista of the mountains, valleys, rice paddies, and sugarcane farms. 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, where we start riding on a single-track trail and wind through slender ravine trails that wind around craggy mountain ranges and mountainside.Enjoying breathtaking views of Thai and Muong villages shaded by canopies and abundant vegetation, you make a lasting impression on young schoolchildren and cowboys who say hello as they head back to their homes. We stop for a quick snack or Kodak moment before making our way down to Mai Chau village. We ride to Mai Chau Ecolodge for the night after arriving in Mai Chau late in the afternoon. Having dinner and a shower in the hotel.Summary: Activity: Transferring and CyclingAccommodations: HOtelMeals: L/DTotal Cycling Distance: 75 Km

Day 02: 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. We pause for a picnic lunch and rest stop along the way. After lunch, we continue riding to the Moc Chau plateau. One of the most clean and stunning plateaus in the northern highland region is Moc Chau, which attracts individuals of all social groups, including those who are hard-to-please travelers.After checking you into the hotel, you can unwind on your own.Summary:Activities: Cycling from HotelAccommodations: HotelMeals:B/L/DCycling distance: 75 km

Day 03: riding a bike to investigate Plateau Moc Chau

Situated at an elevation of 1340 meters, Moc Chau is among the most stunning and pristine plateaus in the Northern highland region. Its unique appeal draws in tourists of all stripes, even the most discerning ones. The route that connects Mai Chau and Moc Chau is enthralling, featuring stunning scenery and a variety of ethnic cultures. In addition, Moc Chau is well-known for its massive tea farms and ancient plum forest concealed behind picturesque valleys.One of the most interesting ways to experience the breathtaking landscape, engage with the mountains ethnic people, and take in the unspoiled nature in and around Moc Chau is through a 12-day bicycle tour in Northern Vietnam. Our bike tour will start at the hotel and travel past enormous green tea plantations, vibrant flower gardens, tropical fruit gardens, and tiny dirt lanes that cut under the forest canopy, hiding Ancient plum deep inside the wide grassland.We keep exploring until we reach the Na Ka peach valley, where we leave the dirt road that leads to the striking peach valley. We rode our bikes along the serene, lyrical concrete road to experience the enchanted, hidden beauty of the valley of white peach blossoms. After checking into the homestay, unwind and take a leisurely stroll through the Hmong village to take in the stunning surroundings and traditional way of life.Summary:Activity: Cycling from HotelAccommmodation: HotelMeals:B/L/DCycling distance: 56 Km

Day 04: Moc Chau – Phu Yen

Following a full energy recharge at the resort, Leaving the foggy hilltop town behind, the cyclists embarked on a new cycling day on an asphalt road that meandered through verdant tea farms and meadows until coming to a junction and taking National Route 43, which connected Moc Chau and Phu Yen region.We continue our leisurely ascent to the summit, where we are surrounded by stunning views of the misty valleys and the natural environment of Northern Vietnam.We inspected our equipment before descending and winding through forested areas, mountain slopes, and hillsides to reach small, rural communities. We ride and conquer the short pass once more before entering the Da River and boarding a public ferry to reach Phu Yen land. We truly ride our bikes along a rolling riverbank to the Gai Phu intersection.Enjoy a picnic lunch along the way. After refueling, we mount our bikes and ride to Phu Yen across a huge green rice field. Spend the night in a hotelSummary: Activity; Cycling from HotelAccommodation: HotelMeals:B/L/DCycling distance: 98 km

Day 05: Cycling Phu Yen - Ta Xua

It is a very difficult, demanding, and demanding day to ride a bicycle on the recently sealed road that links the two poorest districts of the two provinces in North West Vietnam, Yen Bai and Son La. 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. We will get back on our bikes and ride to the camel ledge, lonely tree, Ta Xua meadows, and dolphin ledge once our energy has fully recovered.Taking the time to capture this breathtaking panoramic picture of Ta Xua Nature Reserve. We'll get back on our bikes and ride back to Ta Xua for the overnight stay after we've refreshed.Summary:Activities: Cycling from HotelAccommodations: HotelMeals:B/L/DCycling distance:70 kmDistance: 69.8 kmElevation: + 2874 / - 1532 m

Day 06: Cycling Ta Xua – Tram Tau

TAs dawn breaks and the night fog dissipates into the verdant flora, the bright crimson sunshine of early morning can be seen shimmering in the Xua, the highest peak of the cloud hunters.We're having another fantastic day on our adventure vacation, and we're spending even more time taking in the breathtaking scenery and untamed mountain tops. 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.There will be an amazing bicycle route that crosses the dinosaur spine mountain ranges to get from Ta Xua to Tram Tau. 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 HotelAccommodations: HotelMeals: B/L/DCycling distance: 65 km – 81 KmDistance: 64.2 kmElevation: + 1826 / - 2531 m

Day 07: Cycling Tram Tau – Nghia Lo

Tram Tau is well-known as a trekking hub for the surrounding peaks in the isolated area of Yen Bai Province.Situated almost a thousand meters above sea level, the pinnacle of the mountain is perpetually shrouded in clouds, resulting in an incredibly captivating and fascinating scenery that draws in a large number of visitors who enjoy climbing and exploring high mountain peaks.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 painted by cycling down the winding, steep mountain route that winds through misty valleys, alpine scenery, and charming ethnic communities tucked away behind ancient forests.Summary:Activities: Cycling from HotelAccommodation: HotelMeals:B/L/DCycling distance: 57 kmDistance: 57.5 kmElevation: + 2285 / - 2718 m Day 08; Cycling Nghia Lo – Tu Le
Today is a fantastic day for our amazing bicycle adventure across the Far North of Vietnam. Please make sure we have enough energy to get through the entire day.Starting a fresh cycling day with a 35 km challenge on a twisty road that passes between mountains and slopes before meeting the local market at the Gia Hoi intersection. Eat a picnic while traveling.
After lunch, we go back on our bikes and ride around Tu Le's misty valley before heading into town to unwind by swimming and taking hot spring water baths with the locals. Dinner and an overnight stay in a hotel.
Summary:
Activity; Cycling from Hotel
Accommodation: Hotel
Meals:B/l/D
Cycling distance: 47 km
Distance: 46.0 km
Elevation: + 1221 / - 839 m Day 09: Cycling Tu Le – Mu Cang Chai – Than Uyen
Today is a wonderful day filled with emotions from our trip. We begin by cycling through three villages with incredibly beautiful rice terraces that are recognized as National Rice Terraces Heritages of Vietnam. After that, we ride along an undulating road alongside a river until we reach Thanh Uyen. The Khau Pa pass is a 25 km long climb pass.
After refueling at the hotel, we begin cycling. We warm up by climbing the 25 km long Khau Pha, which is the fifth longest and most difficult pass in North Vietnam. Along the pass, we are rewarded with stunning scenery and fresh air in the morning. When we reach the summit, coffee, tea, and snacks are available for you before descending to Mu Cang Chai.
Mu Cang Chai is in the center of Vietnam's northwest region. It extols the virtues of pure nature and breathtaking surroundings. In particular, the Vietnam National Heritage Site is a rice terrace paddy. Numerous generations of Hmong people have tended to the terraced fields, starting with the yellowing of the fields.
We pause in Mu Cang Chai Town for lunch. After lunch, we cycle through the town, tour the market, and continue on an undulating route that veers along the riverbank and hillside until we reach Kim Junction. Making a right turn and climbing the final asphalt pass to Than Uyen, After checking in, unwind for dinner and spend the night in Than Uyen.
Summary:
Activity;Cycling from Hotel
Accommodation: Hotel
Meals:B/L/D
Cycling distance: 89 Km
Distance: 88.7 km
Elevation: + 2199 / - 2340 m

Day 08: ; Cycling Nghia Lo – Tu Le

Today is a fantastic day for our amazing bicycle adventure across the Far North of Vietnam. Please make sure we have enough energy to get through the entire day.Starting a fresh cycling day with a 35 km challenge on a twisty road that passes between mountains and slopes before meeting the local market at the Gia Hoi intersection. Eat a picnic while traveling.After lunch, we go back on our bikes and ride around Tu Le's misty valley before heading into town to unwind by swimming and taking hot spring water baths with the locals. Dinner and an overnight stay in a hotel.Summary: Activity; Cycling from HotelAccommodation: HotelMeals:B/l/DCycling distance: 47 kmDistance: 46.0 kmElevation: + 1221 / - 839 m Day 09: Cycling Tu Le – Mu Cang Chai – Than Uyen
Today is a wonderful day filled with emotions from our trip. We begin by cycling through three villages with incredibly beautiful rice terraces that are recognized as National Rice Terraces Heritages of Vietnam. After that, we ride along an undulating road alongside a river until we reach Thanh Uyen. The Khau Pa pass is a 25 km long climb pass.
After refueling at the hotel, we begin cycling. We warm up by climbing the 25 km long Khau Pha, which is the fifth longest and most difficult pass in North Vietnam. Along the pass, we are rewarded with stunning scenery and fresh air in the morning. When we reach the summit, coffee, tea, and snacks are available for you before descending to Mu Cang Chai.
Mu Cang Chai is in the center of Vietnam's northwest region. It extols the virtues of pure nature and breathtaking surroundings. In particular, the Vietnam National Heritage Site is a rice terrace paddy. Numerous generations of Hmong people have tended to the terraced fields, starting with the yellowing of the fields.
We pause in Mu Cang Chai Town for lunch. After lunch, we cycle through the town, tour the market, and continue on an undulating route that veers along the riverbank and hillside until we reach Kim Junction. Making a right turn and climbing the final asphalt pass to Than Uyen, After checking in, unwind for dinner and spend the night in Than Uyen.
Summary:
Activity;Cycling from Hotel
Accommodation: Hotel
Meals:B/L/D
Cycling distance: 89 Km
Distance: 88.7 km
Elevation: + 2199 / - 2340 m

Day 10: Cycling Than Uyen – Sapa

The longest pass of the day, measuring 46 km and separating the provinces of Lai Chau and Lao Cai, is the most difficult one. At the Tram Ton Summit, which is 2,200 meters above sea level, we will be enthralled by the stunning limestone mountains and the Indochina Roof Fansipang (3143m). Prior to arriving at Sapa town for accommodation.We begin our ride from the hotel through the breathtakingly beautiful Fansipan limestone mountains, which are home to the H'mong, Dao, Day, Tay, and Nung people. For a hundred years, the ethnic tribe of Dao Pho lived together.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.When we first get to Sapa, we unwind with a massage using traditional remedies.Dinner at the Grill Nature Bar restaurant and overnight stay at the hotel.Summary:Activities:Cycling from HotelAccommodation: HotelMeals:B/L/DCycling distance:99 Km

Day 11: Cycling Sapa valley – Nam Cang

After eating breakfast at the hotel, we begin our cycling tour of Sapa's highlights by going downhill from the hotel to the Muong Hoa Valley. The Sapa Valley is renowned for its stunning scenery, vibrant hill tribe settlements, and exquisite rice terraces.You leave the busy Sapa tourist area behind and travel down paved, single-track, mud, and off-beaten-path roads before crossing a suspension bridge to reach Lao Chai, also known as Ta Van Village. Along the route, you will meet and converse with locals. or pay them a visit to learn about their way of life and culture.Once more crossing the bridge to reach Su Pan, travel down to Den Thang, Thanh Kim, and Thanh Phu, and eat lunch with a local family. We ride on single-track, dirt roads after lunch, passing through numerous villages and a stream on our way to Nam Cang Riverside Lodge, where we will spend the night with the Dao family. After dinner, spend the night in the homestay.Summary:Activity: CyclingAccommodation: HomestayMeals:B/L/DCycling distance: 45 Km

Day 12: Nam Cang – Thanh Phu – Ban Ho – Xuan Giao - Hanoi

Get up early to engage in local activities or simply take a stroll through the town to take in the serene villages and unspoiled surroundings. Enjoy a classic pancake and banana cake for breakfast, and ask the host to try some herbal tea. Our bicycle journey begins at the homestay and travels through numerous villages, rice terraces, streams, and buffalo roads before arriving in Sin Chai A, Thanh Phu, and Xuan Giao.We keep riding toward the Xuan Giao Section along an undulating route with a steep pass around the halfway point. The breathtaking scenery, the magnificent limestone mountain, and the tranquil hill tribe communities will captivate you.traveling via the New Highway to go from Xuan Giao to Hanoi.Summary:Activity: Cycling from Village – and Transferring to HanoiAccommodation: HanoiMeals:B/L/DCycling distance: 43 Km

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