Vietnam Motorbike Adventure Tour 11 Days 10 Nights

After breakfast at homestay. We will start a new days to Son Son. Our journey goes ahead to Road 6 and turns to ride along Black River to Phu Yen Town in Son La Province. We can visit two large hydroelectric plants on the Black River. The Ha Bình Dam was completed in 1994. The Sơn La Dam was completed in 2012 and became the largest hydroelectric producer in Southeast Asia. In Phu Yen, you have a chance to visit and explore majestic nature, beautiful valleysand villages of local ethnic minority. Overnight in Phu Yen.

Distance: 150 km

Today, the next journey leads you to Mu Cang Chai. Mu Cang Chai lies in its terraced rice fields, which are primarily situated in the district’s Che Cu Nha, La Pan Tan, and De Zu Phinh villages. You can take photos with amazing rice fields in Mu Cang Chai. Its most beautiful view of rice paddy fields in Vietnam. During harvesting season, ready crops transitioned to yellow, while new crops still remain in their green color. The scenery is a big attraction to photographers and trekkers. Overnight in local homestay.

Distance: 150 km

After breakfast at the hotel, you will drive to Bac Ha. Bac Ha is famous for the Sunday market, which is a trading centre where people will meet and exchange goods on every Sunday. Most of them have to walk several hours for the weekly opportunity to trade and barter food, animals, clothes, and household goods. Bac Ha Market is not only the place for buying and selling but also a place for cultural and sentimental exchanging. Many different ethnic groups, such as Flower H’mong, Phu La, Black Dao, Tay, and Nung minorities, gather to buy and sell local products that cannot be found elsewhere. You will have a chance to try local corn wine, a BacHa specialty, when you visit this market. Overnight in Bac Ha.

Distance:80kms

Today, your journey continue to Ha Giang to explore natural majestic landscapes on the way, such as Ma Pi Leng pass, rocky mountains, green forests, Lung Cu flag peak, beautiful villages, and local markets in Dong Van and Meo Vac. You will have chance to exchange with local friendly people to get new experience in this mountainous area. Overnight in Ha Giang

Distance: 190km

Today, after breakfast, you will leave Ha Giang for Dong Van. Dong Van is located over 1,000 meters above sea level. The Dong Van Stone Plateau is formed by narrow valleys alternating with rocky mountain ranges in the north of Vietnam. And the Dong Van plateau was recognized by UNESCO in October 2010 as one of just 77 geological parks in the world and second in Southeast Asia. The park spreads over the districts of Meo Vac, Dong Van, Yen Minh, and Quan Ba, on a total area of 2,300 square kilometers. At the center of the Rock Plateau is Dong Van Town, located 150 kilometers from the center of Ha Giang Province. Dong Van snapped to life at dawn, seeming much as it probably did on a late-spring morning in the 18th century. Hmong women wearing vivid pink and green headdresses filed down from their hilltop abodes carrying heavy bamboo baskets of corn and vegetables to the town market, where miners in black Mandarin-collared shirts slurped noodle soup from tin bowls. Traders hustled tobacco, tea, and homemade ginseng tonic. Farmers steered water buffalo around the market’s edge. Distance: 150 km

We will leave for the Ban Gioc waterfall, a popular tourist destination, after breakfast. In Cao Bang Province, close to the Sino-Vietnamese border, is the Quy Xuan River waterfall. The waterfall is thirty meters long. Rocks and trees divide it into three falls, and Trung Khanh is only a few kilometers away from the thunderous sound of the water crashing against the cliffs. The Ban Doc Waterfall is located in Trung Khanh District's Dam Thuy Community. The Quay Son River rises from China, flowing into our country in Po Peo (Ngoc Khe Commune) and to communes including Dinh Phong and Chi Vien. When it reaches Dam Thuy Commune of Trung Khanh District, the mild river circles around Co Muong mountain bottom and flows to rice fields of Dam Thuy towards the large maize alluvial plain of Ban Gioc village. Here, the flow divides into many branches and lowers its flow to create Ban Gioc Waterfall. Water from the Quy Xuan River falling down on the stone creates water droplets in columns that can be seen from a distance. The temperature near the waterfall is remarkably cool, due to the water mist in the air. There is a sizable river at the base of the waterfall that is as calm as glass and surrounded by numerous priceless flower varieties. Ban Gioc Fall is famous for a famous fish named “tram huong.”. In the early 1920s, French people started building cottages on the river banks. They would come here to relax, fish for “tram huong," and hunt deer. The sight in Ban Gioc Waterfall bears a poetic, fresh, quiet beauty of water, forest, and cloud area mixed with village atmosphere of mountainous ethnic minorities.

Distance: 280 km

Leave Tinh Tuc for Quang Uyen, a district of Cao Bang province, in which the tradition is appreciated and maintained. The commune is known for the village where stories are followed by stories—Phuc Sen Village. Whilst the Tay are the principal ethnicity in this part of the country, the Phuc Sen valley, a sugar-growing region located between 26 and 37 kilometres from Cao Bang, offers an opportunity to encounter a branch of the Nung family known as the Nung An. Thanh Minh Festival is held in Phuc Sen commune, Quang Uyen district, in the 3rd lunar month. The festival connects closely to legend of Nung ethnic group. The legend said that there were two lovers but they couldn’t get married so that they killed themselves in a well. To feel pity for them, villagers set up the temple. When festival is held, villagers come to temple to pray for good harvest and good luck for lovers. The fireworks festival is held on the 2nd of the 2nd lunar month in Quang Uyen district. This festival is considered the merriest festival in Cao Bang, drawing men’s attention from local areas to fight for fireworks in order to have a good luck round. It is a sound competition with sportsmanship. As this is spring fireworks festival, everybody thinks if anyone can catch the round will have good luck and good health during the whole year

Distance: 90 km

In the morning, we keep riding motorcycles to Ba Be. Ba Be National Park is popular Vietnam’s natural complex, mainly consisting of Ba Be Lake, the supposed largest natural freshwater lake in Vietnam. The 150-m altitude makes it Vietnam’s highest lake above sea level. Ba Be National Park is a reserve in Bac Kan Province, northeast Vietnam, whose role is to protect a freshwater lake (Ba Be Lake) along with surrounding limestone and lowland evergreen forests. It is located about 240 kilometers northwest of the capital city, Hanoi.Ba Be means “Three Lakes," however, all of them converge into a single continuous body of water. The lake is 8 kilometers long in total, about 400 meters wide, and has the deepest point of 35 meters. It is covered with many limestone mountain chains, which have numerous caves and underground streams. You will feel healthy with the cool and fresh climate when coming to Ao Tien, a small lake on the top of the mountain. This lake is filled with clear water, which seeps through the surrounding limestone rock. The primary for the name Ao Tien (the lake of fairies) is based on a legend that the fairies always go down in this place to swim and play chess.

Distance:  180 km

After breakfast, we will depart back to Hanoi. You can stop in the middle of the way to take a rest and have lunch, then proceed to Hanoi. We should be back to Hanoi before rush-hour (4 pm) because traffic’s getting busier and busier.

Distance: 240km