MOTORBIKE TOUR 22 DAYS FROM NHA TRANG TO HA NOI VIA HO CHI MINH TRAIL

TOUR DESCRIPTION 

This epic motorbike tour offers the perfect blend of rugged landscapes, rich cultural experiences through the legendary Ho Chi Minh Trail and the scenic northern regions of Vietnam. Along the way, you can explore UNESCO World Heritage sites, war-era trails, and stunning natural wonders, immersing yourself in the vibrant local culture and breathtaking vistas that make this route truly extraordinary. 

DAY 1: NHA TRANG →  DALAT: 150 KM

Before leaving Nha Trang, we will visit the thap ba Ponagar " Ponagar tower" which is an ancient Hindu temple, built by the Cham People who were a part of the Kingdom of Champa, this kingdom thrived along Vietnam's central coast from the 2nd century to around the 19th century, this temple is culturally and architecturally significant, as they showcase a blend of local and Indian-influenced styles. The mountain route takes us toward the west where you will enjoy the winding mountain road, stunning landscape, and lush green forest, stop at the spectacular view and natural waterfall on the top of mountain 723 at 1500 meters above sea level. Visit the sugar plantation and rice field then taking along the way to Dalat we will visit Linh Phuoc pagoda, the pagoda is adorned with colorful mosaics made from broken glass, pottery, and other materials, the most notable feature of the pagoda is the large dragon statue that winds its way around the structure and is crafted from thousands of pieces of colored glass and ceramics, showcasing remarkable craftsmanship and artistry. After visiting the pagoda we will reach Dalat around 4:00 pm.

Overnight: Hotel in Dalat.

DAY 2: DALAT →  LAK LAKE: 160 KM

Ready at your hotel at 8:30 am for the motorbike trip on the first day, we will head to the breathtaking countryside road of Dalat to enjoy the beautiful landscapes and stop at the follower village where we can see the farmers working on their colorful flower-like daisy, rose, lily and gerbera, in the morning is the busiest time that the farmers have to choose the best the flowers to arrange it in the boxes and ready for export to the local markets and Ho Chi Minh city. Back to the motorbike after visiting the beautiful flower farm, we will take the most stunning mountain pass of Dalat to Me Linh town where we will visit the coffee plantation, before trying the cup of coffee, our tour guide will explain to you how is the coffee tree's growth in Vietnam and how is the different taste of different coffee like Robusta, Moka, Arabica and a special coffee is produced from the special animal - Weasel.

After visiting this coffee farm and enjoying the coffee, continue our journey to a local family where you can try the taste of the strongest traditional homemade rice wine ( happy water ), and you will also understand how is the process of making rice wine through our tour guide. The next destination we will visit to the silk worm factory, the must-see place on our first day, here you will see and understand how the workers make silk products from the cocoons. After that, we will visit the Elephant Waterfall, which is the most beautiful waterfall in this area. Close to the fall is the Buddhist Temple, a huge Happy Buddha statue, and the highest Lady Buddha statue ( 71 meters high) in the south where you will enjoy your time and get a deeper understanding of Buddhism through our guides. Stop for lunch in the middle of the mountain road.

Relax and continue our motorbike trip through the stunning mountain roads and stop to visit the flooding village, people who live in these floating houses are moved from the Mekong Delta river to here for fishing and have created a small village on the river. Keep going an hour more on the winding motorbike through the villages and rice fields before getting to our hotel in Lak Lake for overnight. Finish our first day of motorbike trip at 5 pm.

Overnight: Lak Lake Hotel.

DAY 3: LAK LAKE → BUON MA THUOT (BMT CITY): 120 KM

Wake up early 6 am for the dug-out canoe trip, this trip offers a serene and authentic experience of Vietnam’s Central Highlands. Lak Lake, one of the largest natural freshwater lakes in the region, is surrounded by lush forests, rolling hills, and traditional M’nong ethnic villages, creating a peaceful, scenic backdrop.

On this journey, you’ll board a wooden dugout canoe, handcrafted by locals, and gently paddle across the tranquil, glassy waters of the lake. As you drift along, you’ll see local fishermen, herds of water buffalo, and diverse bird species, offering a glimpse into the daily life and natural beauty of the area. The ride also often brings views of the remote M’nong villages along the lakeshore, where traditional stilt houses dot the landscape, preserving ancient customs.

Before Leaving the wildlife of Lak Lake to Buon Ma Thuot city (BMT city), we will walk around the village to see many houses made from bamboo and wood, elevated to protect against floods and provide ventilation in the warm climate. The M’nong people have lived here for generations, maintaining their unique customs, stilt houses, and traditional crafts. You can see the M’nong way of life, from farming and fishing to weaving and other traditional crafts. If we come to the festival, we will see M'nong people play folk music, dances, and celebrations, often performed with the beating of gongs.

Goodbye to an authentic village, again our second day on the motorbike journey we will visit Draysap waterfall, the most beautiful and massive waterfall in Dak Lak region for relaxing and swimming. Before coming here, we will have the option to go to the local market to buy fresh chicken and baguettes for a picnic lunch in the national park or have lunch in the local restaurant. After swimming, we will walk about half an hour through the national park to see another beautiful waterfall. Continue our Easy Rider trip to BMT city, we will take a ride through the rice field roads and village roads and stop at the mushroom farm ( seasonal), incense making and cocoa plantation then hit the capital city of the central highland.

Overnight: Hotel. 

DAY 4: BMT CITY → CHUSE: 10 KM

Before moving out of Coffee’s capital to Chuse, we will visit the Dak Lak Cultural and Historical Museum (which closes on Monday) -The museum is known for its striking architecture inspired by traditional longhouses, it offers a deep insight into the diverse cultures, history, and natural landscape of this region. Two main sections of this museum will be explained by our guide to let you understand more about ethnology and history. The ethnology section highlights the lifestyles and traditions of the local ethnic groups, particularly the Ede, Ja Rai and M’nong, through displays of traditional costumes, musical instruments, tools, and artifacts, and the history section covers the region's history from ancient times to the modern era, including exhibits on the resistance against colonialism and the Vietnam War.

Continue our Easy Rider trip, we will take a ride through the rice field roads, and village roads and stop at the pepper plantation where you can try the hot- fresh taste of the plant, and also the rubber plantation - the biggest tree product in the central highland as well as Vietnam. Take a rest on the hammock for a cup of coffee and ride through Ho Chi Minh Road to the local restaurant for lunch in the middle of the day.

After lunch, take a short walk to the local market and ride our motorbike to Phu Cuong waterfall, the most beautiful waterfall in this area. Keep going to Chuse around 4 pm. 

Overnight: Hotel. 

DAY 5: CHUSE → KONTUM: 120 KM

Starting our fourth-day trip, we will ride again on the Ho Chi Minh trail and visit the Sea Lake “The Eyes of Pleiku”, it is a nice local destination for the locals who want to enjoy the serene landscape, cool climate, and scenic views. The next area on our journey that the tea farm, this tea farm offers not only a chance to explore the cultivation process but also the beauty of the surrounding scenery. It is also the oldest tea plantation that French people grew in the central highland during the French period, walking in the tea farm and enjoying a cup of coffee in this area. Next to the tea farm, there is also the oldest Buddhist temple with a unique lying Buddha statue where we have time to come and visit.

Going to Kontum after this authentic area for lunch. Kontum is a small and peaceful land by the Dkbla River, it is a virgin land with pristine nature and intact hill-tribe cultures such as Bahnar, J’rai, and Sedan. The town also still retains vestiges of ancient cathedral architecture such as the wooden church. We will check in at our hotel after lunch around 2 pm and take a couple of hours to visit the Kon K'tu ethnic village and walk around to see the special Rong house, beautiful river, and local life, then go back to the hotel.

Overnight:  Hotel.

DAY 6: KONTUM → KHAM DUC: 180 KM

Before leaving the land of the Bana people we will visit the wooden church, the church was built in 1913 and serves as a testament to the history of Catholicism in the Central Highlands and the efforts of French missionaries who established Christianity in the area. The church is distinguished by its traditional wooden construction, using local materials. It exhibits a blend of Romanesque and Gothic architectural styles, featuring intricate carvings and design elements that reflect both Christian and indigenous cultural influences. The church is not only a place of worship but also a cultural center for the local community. It hosts various religious events, festivals, and gatherings.

Riding an hour more we will come to Ngoc Hoi town which was the biggest battlefield during the Vietnam War, we will stop at the war monument where you can see the VC (Vietnam Communist) tanks, that were used to fight against the Americans and Southern soldiers during the war. We also visit Charlie Hill and Phoenix airport, Charlie Hill and Phoenix airport were the site of intense fighting during the Vietnam War, specifically during the Battle of Charlie Hill in 1967, it was a crucial point for both American and North Vietnamese forces. The hill provided a vantage point for military operations, and its control was vital for the surrounding areas. The battles fought here highlight the strategic military maneuvers of the time. Visiting Charlie Hill offers a chance for us to learn about the war's impact on the local landscape and its people. It's an opportunity for reflection on historical events and their significance.  

We will have lunch at the Indochina T-junction which is the border between Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia. Keep going on the stunning mountain of the Truong Son range, we will visit the local stream where we will have time to enjoy swimming and immerse ourselves in the jungle. We will arrive at Phuoc Son town  and check in at our hotel around 5 pm.

Overnight: Hotel.

DAY 7: KHAM DUC → HOI AN: 140 KM

On the 6-day trip, we will enjoy more the stunning mountain landscapes and rivers along Phuoc Son Pass, the road is very smooth through the villages and waterfalls. We will visit the last village on our trip which is Chu Ru village and go to another marvelous waterfall that is deep in the jungle, you can swim here as well. After enjoying our time at the waterfall, we will get back on the breathtaking road and stop at the pineapple farm to try some fresh pineapple and coffee. Finish our central highland riding, we will go down to the main road for Hoian and visit The Cham Temple- which is an ancient Hindu temple, built by the Cham People who were a part of the Kingdom of Champa, this kingdom thrived along Vietnam's central coast from the 2nd century to around the 19th century, this temple is culturally and architecturally significant, as they showcase a blend of local and Indian-influenced styles. Then, go to visit The Cao Dai temple, a Vietnamese religion and incense making. Arrive at Hoi An around 5:00 pm.

Overnight: Hotel

DAY 8: HOI AN → PRAO: 150 KM

Leave early in the morning at 8:30 am, we will take the coastline from Hoi An to Da Nang to visit Marble Mountain, it is a group of five limestone and marble hills located just south of Da Nang. Each mountain is named after one of the five natural elements: metal, wood, water, fire, and earth. Water Mountain is the largest area, it offers caves, pagodas, and stunning viewpoints over the surrounding area. When we walk to the top of Water Mountain, it is best to see the panoramic views of Da Nang’s coastline, beaches, and cityscape. We can take the elevator to the top or hike up the stone steps if you’re up for a challenge.

After visit the Marble Mountain, we will ride through Hai Van Pass where you will be surrounded by clouds with stunning ocean views. The Hai Van Pass which means “Sea of Cloudy Pass”, is where you will be surrounded by clouds with stunning ocean views,  we can admire the beautiful panorama, and enjoy a number of the most glorious landscapes in Vietnam. There is an old French bunker at the top of the Hai Van Pass, which we also climb to the top to visit, this bunker was built during the French colonial period in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, these bunkers served as a strategic military post. Positioned at the top of Hai Van Pass, they allowed the French to monitor movement along this critical route between North and South Vietnam. During the Vietnam War, both the French and American forces utilized the bunkers as observation posts due to the vantage point provided by the Hai Van Pass. In this pass where you can  admire the beautiful panorama, and enjoy the most glorious landscapes in Vietnam, here we can enjoy our time resting and taking some walks on the mountain.

Having lunch at the local restaurant next to the beach and we will continue to Dream waterfall where you can relax and swim. Dream stream known as “ Suoi Mo” is a hidden gem located near Lang Co Beach, this serene spot is nestled in the mountains just a few kilometers from the main coastal area of Lang Co Beach. Known for its lush green surroundings, crystal-clear waters, and cascading waterfalls, Suoi Mo provides a peaceful escape for those seeking nature, tranquility, and adventure. Then we continue to ride to Prao Town through Ho Chi Minh Trail and visit a green Tea plantation and ethnic village. Arrive at Prao at 4 pm.

Overnight:  Hotel

DAY 9: PRAO → KHE SANH : 200 KM

Leaving Prao town we will visit the village of ethnic minority people on the roads to Khe Sanh. Exploring along the Ho Chi Minh Trail, we will visit another minority village Co Tu and Pa Co.

After that, we ride through one of the longest and most stunning passes on the Truong Son range, the quietness, peace, and amazing views across the famous Dakrong bridge on the Ho Chi Minh Trail before heading to Khe Sanh town. Over here our guide will tell you about the history of Ta Con military airport ( Khe Sanh Combat Base), where you can see the old helicopters or aircraft. After that, we will ride to Khe Sanh town for the second night to relax and enjoy the local karaoke at night together with our passionate guides.

Overnight: Hotel

DAY 10: KHE SANH → PHONG NHA: 186 KM

Start early from Khe Sanh after breakfast, the journey from Khe Sanh to Phong Nha route takes us along the western branch of the Ho Chi Minh Trail, through rural Vietnam’s rugged landscapes, limestone mountains, and remote villages.

We will head north on the Ho Chi Minh Trail through scenic mountains and dense forests, following winding roads through the Truong Son mountain range we will stop along the way for photos of the stunning limestone peaks, valleys, and rivers.

The next stop, we will spend an hour to visit Vinh Moc Tunnel, a historically significant site located near the DMZ (Demilitarized Zone) in Quang Tri Province. This tunnel was built by the North Vietnamese to shelter villagers from intense bombing by American forces during the Vietnam War. The complex system of tunnels, dug by hand, served as an underground village with living quarters, a clinic, kitchens, and even a school, allowing people to survive underground for years.

Stop for lunch at a small local eatery or roadside restaurant in a village along the trail, it is just simple but delicious Vietnamese dishes, such as Pho or Com Ga (chicken rice).

Continue north on the Ho Chi Minh Trail, passing through ethnic minority villages. The scenery is breathtaking, with limestone mountains on one side and deep forests on the other. Villages here are home to ethnic groups like the Bru, and Van Kieu, and we may catch glimpses of traditional stilt houses.

Take breaks along the way for photos and to rest, especially as we approach Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park, known for its karst landscapes and extensive cave systems, and a UNESCO World Heritage site. Arrive at our hotel around 5 pm.

Overnight:  Hotel

DAY 11: EXPLORING PHONG NHA CAVES AND NATIONAL PARK

Today we will have a whole day to explore the caves, enjoy nature, and see the beautiful sunset at the rice field in Phong Nha National Park without riding a lot of kilometers.

With a day free to explore Phong Nha National Park, we will have a few hours in the dark cave for some activities. Dark Cave is a branch of the Phong Nha cave system with 5,558m long and 80m high, the entry of the cave is 30m high and 10m wide with heavy forest around the cave mouth. Dark Cave was discovered in the years of anti-America resistance war by local people and used as a bomb shelter, it is a must-visit place when we come to Phong Nha. Unlike other caves that are artificially lit, this cave is mostly dark, the Dark Cave entrance is hidden beneath lush foliage. Thus, it is only accessible via a steep, rocky path that meanders through the forest.

To see the way, we need to use headlamps or torches while exploring Dark Cave. You can see the vast chambers and tunnels illuminated only by the faint glow of their headlamps. The cave is also located on the site of the river called Chay River, which originates from deep inside the mountains. The area is surrounded by spectacular limestone mountains and verdant forests, providing a refreshing and tranquil ambiance. Most activities that you are going to do today are kayaking going through the caves then immersing yourself in the mud bath and taking a walk to explore the cave. Zipline is also on our part our a trip which you can join a bit adventurous and take time to swim at the beautiful river.

After all these morning activities we will take lunch on the way to another caves. In the afternoon we will take another trip to the magnificent Paradise limestone cave, the second-longest wet limestone cave in the world, and then trek through this amazing old-growth rainforest, you can choose to take an electric car or walk around 3 km to the cave and explore it.

After finishing our cave trips, we will ride a few kilometers through the Phong Nha National Park and enjoy the green nature in this marvelous park. On the way back our guide will stop at the time of sunset to relax and take some pictures here then we will ride back to our hotel. 

Overnight:  Hotel

DAY 12: PHONG NHA  TAN KY: 280 KM

Today is the longest day of our journey, it takes a 280 km long distance to Tan Ky but the route offers a peaceful journey through the scenic Vietnamese countryside, with chances to connect with local culture and history along the way.

Depart in the early morning to enjoy our cool climate on the motorbike through the jungle, we will pass some villages of the hill tribe groups and stop at the Thai Village to explore the culture and walk around the village. Enjoy the ride on the smooth road, stop to relax for a cup of coffee, and continue the beautiful long mountain road to our hotel.

Overnight:  Tan Ky

DAY 13: TAN KY TO MAI CHAU: 260 KM

Another day long with 260 km to Mai Chau, this route offers a beautiful landscape, a cultural experience, and a taste of rural Vietnam.

By the following day, we will leave Tan Ky early in the morning and head to Mai Chau. We will ride through the bamboo groves along the Ma River, it is a breathtaking road for us to enjoy nature.

We will have lunch at Cam Thuy town and continue our ride to Mai Chau, where the renowned Ho Chi Minh Trail's KM 0 began, during the war, Milestone 0 km was the beginning of the legendary Ho Chi Minh trail, this was a meeting place for food supplies and weaponry for the Vietnam War soldiers fighting in the South. We will ride again on the smooth road to Mai Chau and spend the night here.

Overnight: Hotel/ Homestay

DAY 14: MAI CHAU TO TA XUA: 170 KM

When the sunrise goes over Mai Chau, we’ll set off on our motorbike, and head towards Ta Xua, a destination known for its dramatic landscapes and cloud formations. The ride today is one of contrasts, as you leave the peaceful valley of Mai Chau and climb into the rugged mountains.

The road to Ta Xua winds through remote villages and terraced fields, with each turn offering new views of the majestic landscape. Along the way, you’ll pass through Moc Chau, a region famous for its tea plantations and dairy farms in the north of Vietnam. This area is often shrouded in mist, adding an ethereal quality to the ride.

When reaching Ta Xua, we’ll be greeted by a small, quiet town perched on the edge of the mountains. Ta Xua is less known than other destinations, which means you’ll likely have stunning views all to yourself. Check in our hotel and if we have time we will take a trek to the Dinosaur Spine, a narrow ridge that offers panoramic views of the surrounding mountains and valleys. This is one of the best spots to witness the “ocean of clouds” phenomenon, where a sea of clouds stretches out below you, creating a dreamlike landscape. Afterward, returning to our hotel to rest and ready for the dinner.

Overnight:  Homestay/ Local guest house

DAY 15: TA XUA TO MU CANG CHAI: 170 KM

Leaving Ta Xua in the morning after breakfast, we’ll continue our journey through the northern highlands of Vietnam. The ride today is one of the highlights of our trip, taking you through some of the most spectacular scenery the region has to offer. The road winds its way through the mountains, passing through the town of Tu Le, known for its terraced rice fields that cascade down the hillsides.

While riding through Tu Le, take your time to stop and admire the view, especially if you visit here during the harvest season when the fields turn golden. Continue riding to Mu Cang Chai, another famous area for its terraced fields. These terraces are a UNESCO-recognized cultural heritage site. The fields stretch as far as the eye can see, creating a mesmerizing pattern of green and gold across the landscape.

After exploring Mu Cang Chai, continuing our journey to Ngoc Chien, a small village nestled in a remote valley. Ngoc Chien is known for its natural hot springs, which are the perfect way to relax after a long day of riding. The village is also home to the Thai and H’Mong ethnic groups, and you’ll have the opportunity to learn about their traditional way of life. Arrive at our homestay around 4 pm.

Overnight:  Local homestay/ Hotel

DAY 16: MU CANG CHAI TO SAPA: 160 KM

The road from Mu Cang Chai to Sapa takes us deeper into the northern mountain ranges, where the air is cooler and the scenery even more dramatic. The road today is a mix of paved highways and rugged mountain tracks, making for an exhilarating ride. We’ll pass through several small villages, where we can stop to interact with the local people and learn about their daily lives.

When we reach Sapa, the landscape becomes even more stunning, with towering peaks and deep valleys. Sapa itself is a bustling town that sits high in the mountains, offering spectacular views of the surrounding region. The town is a popular destination for both domestic and international tourists, drawn by its cool climate and the chance to explore the nearby ethnic minority villages.

We will take a stunning mountain road passing the villages of the Black H’Mong and Dao people. These villages are famous for their traditional handicrafts, especially their intricate embroidery and textiles. Walking around and exploring the villages, we will return to Sapa and check in at our homestay. Sapa offers a range of dining options, from traditional Vietnamese food to international cuisine, making it the perfect place to relax after a day on the road.

Overnight:  Local homestay/ Hotel

DAY 17: SAPA TO HA GIANG: 220 KM

After breakfast, we will ride to the beautiful mountain loops and take a short break visit to the China and Vietnam border. After a short break in Lao Cai to see the China border, we will have a very beautiful motorbike ride to Ha Giang. This motorbike rides the mountain from 1,500 meters above sea level to Ha Giang around 800 meters to 1,200 meters, the road offers a great view of mountains with terrace fields and it must be one of the best motorbike rides in North Vietnam.

We will have a smooth motorbike ride along the smooth road about 40 kilometers, and then we will take a turn to a small road to Pho Rang - the road is small and somewhere bumpy but the scenery is completely different from what you saw in days before. The scenery is a wonderful mixture of green mountains, rice fields, and graceful villages of the ethnic people. You will have lunch in Pho Rang and after that, you will have an easy Vietnam motorbike tour to Ha Giang on the winding road with a different view from what you’ve seen.

Overnight:  Hotel.

DAY 18: HA GIANG TO DONG VAN: 150 KM

Riding on the most beautiful breathtaking mountain pass to Bac Sum pass. Check in the Heaven’s Gate Pass then we’ll arrive in Tam Sơn - Quan Ba, a town surrounded by jutting, forested hills. It is a great experience to discover the diversity of ethnic culture by visiting the H’Mong village which will be told by our experienced tour guide. Having lunch in the middle of the beautiful Yen Minh village.

Continuous along the mountain road and stop at Twin Mountain and Can Ty Mountain for great scenery. Visit Tham Ma Hill, and Vuong’s King palace in Sa Phin

The motorbike rides in the afternoon winds along the Rock Plateau and some beautiful mountain passes to Ha Giang. We will arrive to Ha Giang Town at 5:00 pm.

Overnight:  Hotel.

DAY 19: DONG VAN TO BAO LAC: 140 KM

After breakfast, we leave Dong Van town to Explore Ma Pi Leng pass, one of the 4 biggest passes on Truong Son rage, and it is well known for its abrupt cliffs and breathtaking views. On the top peak, we will stop for you to take some pictures of the whole panorama of Ma Pi Leng, where you might feel overwhelmed by the majestic mountains and rivers. Then continue our journey through thousands of conical limestone peaks as well as deep and meandering valleys. Enjoy our time here and come to  Meo Vac for lunch. Continue our riding in Ha Giang loops and ride slowly along the Gam River to enjoy the green mountains to Bao Lac. Stay overnight will be in Bao Lac town.

Accommodation:  Hotel.

DAY 20:  BAO LAC TO BAN GIOC WATERFALL: 200 KM

Enjoy more riding through the mountains and stop to rest at some of the breathtaking mountains and visit the Black Lo Lo ethnic group, women here still wear their traditional black dresses put over their heads, with large sleeves made of bands of cloth in different colors, and a long, full black skirt, tight at the waist and the knee.

Keep going on the road lined with beautiful trees and scenic mountain views to join the small heading up down to Cao Bang town a little town in the mountainous region of northeastern Vietnam.

We arrive at our homestay in Tay’s village, check in a homestay, and back on the bike for a short ride to visit Nguom Ngao Cave, a must-visit attraction when in the Ban Gioc area. The astonishing cave with stalactites of various shapes is the most famous limestone grotto in the northern mountains. You will be amazed by its beauty. Returning to our homestay to relax and ready for dinner at our homestay.

DAY 21: BAN GIOC WATERFALL TO BA BE LAKE: 206 KM

Leaving early for a long nice day ride, we will visit Ban Gioc waterfall - One of Vietnam's natural wonders. This enchanting fall unveils a breathtaking spectacle as pristine waters cascade from tier to tier, harmonizing with the lush landscapes. Take a hike to Truc Lam Phat Tich pagoda, this pagoda was the first to be constructed at the Northern border position in Dam Thuy, Trung Khanh, Cao Bang. You can enjoy great views of the Ban Gioc Waterfall and the entire karst valley from this hillside pagoda and temple.

Continue our motorbike journey, we will stop at the stunning mountain views and rice paddy fields and visit the Phuc Sen village where local people make their traditional knives or some tools for working on the farm. Take a long nice ride with a few stops on the way to Ba Be village, a village of the Tay ethnic group. Check-in at our homestay Tay’s Village. If we are on time, we will take an hour boat ride on Ba Be Lak, if it is too late we will keep it for the next morning.

Ba Be Lake is known as one of the largest natural lakes in Vietnam. Ba Be Lake know as Hồ Ba Bể in Vietnamese, Ba means “three”, Bể in Tay language is Pé which means “lake” is the largest natural lake in Vietnam. Having been formed approximately 200 million years ago, the lake is surrounded by limestone cliffs which in turn are covered by primary forests. The three rivers - Nang, Ta Han, and Nam Cung are the main inflows of the lake. Ba Be Lake is a featured geographical science and is a biodiversity reservoir. It is a part of the Ba Be

Overnight:  Homestay/Hotel.

DAY 22: BA BE LAKE TO HA NOI: 240 KM

Today is the last day of our 25-day motorbike journey, we will have a long ride to Ha Noi, head towards the Red River Delta, passing through areas inhabited by Hmong, Dao, Tay, and Nung minority peoples, a mixture of both challenging tracks and the glorious sealed road to Hanoi, and go down the busy highway. We will reach Ha Noi around 4 pm and finish our memorial journey together.

√ What's included

 • Motorbike driver

 • Hotel pick up/drop off 

 • English speaking tour guides

 • Sightseeing tickets

 • Accommodation: Double or twin shared rooms at hotel/ homestay: 2 guests/ room

 • Motorcycle protective gear (Helmet, Elbows & Knees)

 • Raincoat

 • Souvenirs from our company (Tank top, rubber wristband).

√ What's not included

 • Personal expenses

 • Meals and Drinks

 • Medical insurance

 • Bike damages (For self-riding)

 • Tips (Tipping is not expected but appreciated).

√ Important Notes

 • Pick up time: 8:30 am at your hotel or requested area in Nha Trang city 

 • We can tailor a tour to your preferences and desired dates

 • During the trip, we provide private rooms at the homestay or 2-star hotel standard. If you want to upgrade to a higher hotel standard, please request it which incurs an extra charge.

 • The tour price does not include support vehicle, or airport pick-up/drop-off, but we can arrange these services for an additional cost if needed

 • The tour cost can be changed depending on the low/high tourist season or other special requests, please contact us to get the right price for your tour.

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