HANOI PADOGA ONE DAY
Cycling at trails at the peaceful trails across the Red river delta, to villages, into the gardens, to pagodas, to painting village.
DUONG LAM ANCIENT VILLAGE ONE DAY
Cycling into an ancient village of Vietnamese to see a real Vietnam traditional culture landscape, to rice farm, to lotus farms, and see water buffalos with local kids.
HUE IMPRIAL CITY ONE DAY CYCLING
Cycling into imperial city with royal monuments and relics, to King’s mausoleums, to villages of handicaft jobs, to Tiger arena, to pagodas and rice farms with local life activities.
HUE COUNTRYSIDE TO LAGOON ONE DAY
Cycling at the villages of rice farms, by the rivers with local daily life, to the lagoon with amazing fishing village sand local etiquettes.
MEKONG RICE FARM ONE DAY
Cycling at the trails in the middle of rice farms, dragon fruit plantations, fish farms, across rivers by ferries
MEKONG FLOATING MARKET TWO DAYS
Cycling at the trails in the middle of rice farms, getting on a boat to floating market, cycling along beautiful canals and into tropical fruit gardens.
EVERYTHING MEKONG SIX DAYS
Trails, rice farms, floating market, beautiful canals, tropical fruit gardens, lotus ponds, fishing villages, quiet villages, man made canals, sunset cycling.
CENTRAL HIGHLAND VIETNAM EIGHT DAYS
Trails, rice farms, hill tribes, elephant riding, trekking, primitive forest, indigenous homestay, volcano lakes, pine forest cycling, tea and coffee and cashew and rubber tree plantations, flower terraces, vegetable gardens, Gong music, almighty culture of tribal people.
NORTHERN HILL TRIBES SEVEN DAYS
Terraced rice farms, colorful hill tribal clothes, lovely waterfalls, trekking trails across local gardens, indigenous homestay, distinctive local hill tribal culture and etiquettes, hearth breathtaking landscapes, hill up to sky, cloud oceans, and love markets.
FEATURES ALONG THE VIETNAM CYCLING TOURS
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Cycling routes with boat trips
It should be fantastic to have a cycling along villages of Vietnam and they are connected by boats. After a while on bikes, we stop and put our bikes on the boat. We are in the front and our bikes at the back of the boat. Stretch the tired legs and we are free for picturing around or have some talk with local people on the boats. If you love this feature, don’t miss these routes:
Cycling in Hochiminh Trails to Phong Nha cave
Boat trip along the river, seeing local people working on the river and farms along the river
Cycling to Tam Giang lagoon in Hue
Boat trip to Vinh Hien village for arriving fishing villages after beautiful rice fields.
Cycling Mekong Delta Vietnam
Take a boat trip to floating markets, join ferries across rivers and canals
Cycling routes with rice farm
We can say that most of the routes of Vietnam cycling tours should pass any rice field. Rice is the main income of Vietnamese peasants and we have that every where, from mountains in Sapa to narrow coastal lines in central Vietnam or endless ocean of rice farms in Mekong Delta Vietnam. Just only when you cycle in the highland Vietnam you find it hard to see rice farms.
Cycling routes with hills
If you like challenges of hills only, don’t cycle in Mekong Delta Vietnam because it is absolutely flat. Besides that, we have great hill routes every where.
Beautiful hills in Sapa with terraced rice fields and colors of local culture.
Great hills in Hai Van pass in green forest looking over the ocean.
Marvelous hills after Hoian and Quy Nhon with high cliffs looking over the sea
Endless hills in highland with indigenous cultures, coffee, tea, cashew nut and rubber
Cycling routes with Vietnam unique features
The first unique feature we should mention is Mekong floating market. It is for local, by local and has been available since people lives here. Words could not say much so please look here. It is only in Vietnam and no where else.
The second should be Gong music in the cycling into highland Vietnam where many different hill tribes live there. Gong music has been recognized by UNESCO as World Heritage as of its special way of preservation.
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