Leave the energy of Hanoi behind and ride along the Red River into the peaceful countryside of Hoa Binh. As the journey unfolds, the scenery shifts into rolling hills and limestone landscapes on the approach to Mai Chau.
Arriving in this tranquil valley, home to the White Thai community, spend your afternoon exploring local villages, walking through rice fields, or simply unwinding. In the evening, enjoy a traditional cultural performance before an overnight stay in a cozy stilt house.
After breakfast, continue toward Moc Chau, a highland region known for its cool climate and vast tea plantations. Take time to enjoy the scenery and gain insight into local cultures.
Ride along Road 43 toward the Da River, where a short ferry crossing offers scenic mountain views. The route then follows quiet rural roads deeper into the highlands before reaching Phu Yen for an overnight stay in a local homestay.
Today’s ride crosses Lung Lo Pass, a historic route famous for its winding roads and scenic viewpoints. The climb rewards you with sweeping panoramic views, making it a highlight of the journey.
After descending, continue through valleys and peaceful countryside before arriving in Nghia Lo. Check in and relax after a rewarding day on the road.
Head north into one of the most scenic regions of Northern Vietnam. The route passes rolling hills and tea plantations before ascending Khau Pha Pass, one of the country’s most iconic mountain roads.
Stop at viewpoints overlooking Tu Le Valley, known for its stunning terraced rice fields. Arrive in Mu Cang Chai and spend the night in a traditional homestay surrounded by breathtaking landscapes.
Ride through dramatic mountain scenery toward O Quy Ho Pass, one of the highest and most impressive routes in Vietnam. As you climb, enjoy cooler air and expansive views of valleys and distant peaks.
Arrive in Sapa and explore its unique mix of local culture and vibrant atmosphere before settling in for the night.
Leave Sapa and descend toward Lao Cai, with a stop at the Nam Thi River along the border with China.
Continue along Road 70 through lush valleys toward Luc Yen, then ride on to Thac Ba Lake. In the afternoon, enjoy a boat trip, explore hidden corners of the lake, or simply relax in its peaceful surroundings.
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Test Despite of the fact that Vietnamese government attempts to outlaw the practice, the US Dollars still acts as an alternative currency which is almost completely interchangeable with Vietnam Dong. Many prices, especially for hotels, tours and expensive restaurants, are still quoted in USD, though you can pay in dong if you’d rather - just check what exchange rate they’re using.
For everyday expenses, we recommend you carry a mix of US Dollars cash and Vietnam Dong. For larger items or when the exchange rate works in your favour, use dollars. For cyclos, local food stalls and small purchases, it’s best to use Vietnam Dong. In either case, make sure you always have a stock of small notes so that there is no need to worry about change.
Absolutely! If you and your friends are looking for a private, one-of-a-kind adventure, we’ll design a trip just for your group. Share your travel ideas with us through ourTailor Made Tour form or message us on WhatsApp (+84 962913811), and together we’ll create an itinerary that perfectly matches your interests, pace, and style.
Yes, solo travelers are more than welcome to join our scheduled group tours. We operate group departures every month. Simply contact us to check the upcoming dates, and we’ll be happy to arrange for you to join a suitable group.