Wednesday, February 19, 2025

Thursday, January 16, 2025

Vietnam N.E Cycling Holiday

 

Breathtaking Landscapes and Hidden Cultures

Tour Overview

Explore the breathtaking landscapes, rich cultures, and historical treasures of Vietnam on our unforgettable North East Vietnam cycling tour. This 14-day adventure is an immersive journey through serene countryside, towering mountain ranges, and vibrant local villages, tailored for avid cyclists seeking a blend of challenge and cultural discovery.

Your tour begins in the bustling streets of Hanoi, Vietnam’s charming capital, where colonial elegance meets ancient traditions. From here, we venture northward cycling through the verdant Red River Delta to remote regions bordering China. Each day offers a new landscape to explore, from the majestic limestone karsts of Quan Ba to the UNESCO-recognized Dong Van Plateau, where fossils and dramatic rock formations narrate Earth's ancient history.

Along the way, you'll pedal through vibrant terraced rice paddies, navigate unsealed mountain passes, and visit remote ethnic minority villages. Meet the warm and welcoming locals, including the Tay, Red Dao, and Flower H'mong communities, whose unique traditions and colourful attire will leave you captivated. Our expert guides ensure your experience is both safe and culturally enriching.

The tour culminates in the tranquil Ba Be National Park, home to Vietnam's largest natural lake, offering serene beauty and a chance to unwind. For those seeking further adventure, extend your journey with a visit to the world-famous Ha Long Bay, where towering limestone islands and serene waters promise an awe-inspiring finale.

This meticulously crafted cycling holiday combines adventure, cultural immersion, and the natural splendour of North East Vietnam. Whether you're scaling "Heaven Gate" passes or cruising alongside tranquil rivers, this tour guarantees memories to last a lifetime.

Join us for a cycling experience like no other and unlock the hidden gems of Vietnam. Perfect for cycling enthusiasts and cultural explorers alike, this journey offers a true taste of Vietnam's remarkable spirit.


HA LONG BAY - EXTENSION 

If you're keen to extend your adventure in Vietnam, we're thrilled to present an appealing option for a trip extension to the enchanting Ha Long Bay.

After two weeks of thrilling cycling, a visit to Ha Long Bay offers a serene and unforgettable way to conclude your redspokes Vietnam cycling holiday. Often referred to as the 'eighth wonder of the world' and designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Ha Long Bay, meaning 'Descending Dragon Bay,' is a place of extraordinary natural beauty and ecological significance. The bay boasts a breathtaking seascape adorned with innumerable limestone karsts and islets, crowned with lush rainforests, emerging from emerald-green waters. The formation of these karsts has unfolded over 20 million years of tropical climate, and research has revealed evidence of prehistoric human presence tens of thousands of years ago. Most of these islands remain uninhabited, offering a haven for a diverse range of flora and fauna.

You can enjoy your stay aboard a wooden junk, designed after traditional Vietnamese court sailing boats, as you embark on a leisurely cruise through the bay. This allows you ample time for kayaking, swimming, and exploring the captivating surroundings. visit website

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Day 1: Hanoi

redspokes North East Vietnam cycling tour begins in Hanoi. You will be met on arrival and transferred to our joining hotel. You have time to look around the city today. Vietnam's beautiful and tranquil capital lies at the heart of the northern Red River Delta. Hanoi is a city of lakes and leafy boulevards that retains an air of French colonial elegance. The fine coffee and perfect baguettes have led some to call Hanoi the 'Paris of the East' but the city's roots go all the way back to 1010 AD. On arrival in Hanoi, you will be met and transferred to your hotel in the old quarter. This afternoon you have time to look around the city and explore more of the city's old quarter. This ancient part of Vietnam's capital city is a maze of narrow cobblestone streets each named after a trade or guild. Nowadays it is lined with tempting restaurants, guest houses, shops and cafés but the past never seems far away. This is a charming place to either unwind or visit some of the many attractions, the most popular being the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum. 

Accommodation: Hotel 


Day 2: Hanoi -  Lao Cai

We will check our bikes this morning before a taking vehicle transfer to Lao Cai, the border city to China. This is the principal town in Lao Cai Province in North Eastern Vietnam, bordering Yunnan province, China. The border was closed from 1979 -1993 following war with China and the town mainly consists of modern architecture constructed since then. The town is now a popular destination for those journeying between Hanoi or Sa Pa and Kunming in China, and a key trading post. 

Accommodation: Hotel (B, L, D)


Day 3: Lao Cai - Bac Ha

Our cycling begins with 50km riding on gently inclining sealed road towards our first climb over the mountain pass to Bac Ha. As we cycle up to the pass the final 15km are a tough 800m climb on unsealed road and the terrain becomes gradually more challenging. Our efforts are rewarded with panoramic views of surrounding mountains. Bac Ha is famous for the delicious plums that grow in forests on the hillsides.

Cycling Distance: 62km (38.5miles)
Total Climb: 1,305m (4,281ft)
Total Descent: 465m (1,525ft)
Accommodation: Guest House (B, L, D)


Day 4: Bac Ha - Xin Man - Hoang Su Phi

We're back on the bikes today cycling to Xin Man. Our route takes us into some of the remotest areas of north east Vietnam. The ride begins with a 10km climb of around 400m on newly sealed road before we turn off cycling onto unsealed rough track for the next 15km heading into rural tribal areas. Next we begin a massive descent of 1000m to Xin Man. Located right on the Vietnamese/Chinese border Xin Man is hidden away in a landscape of wild mountain and forest and inhabited by 15 ethnic groups including the Nung, the Flower H'mong, the Tay, La Chi, Kinh, Hoa. After lunch we cross over the River Cahy for 40km of cycling along quiet road; there is a gentle incline as we approach Hoang Su Phi. We encounter some rough sections of road along the way but are rewarded with beautiful views of the river.

Cycling Distance: 76.2km (47 miles)
Total Climb: 1,548m (5,078ft)
Total Descent: 1,919m (6,295ft)
Accommodation Hotel: (B, L, D)


Day 5: Hoang Su Phi - 'Heaven Gate' pass to Tan Quang and along the Lo River to Ha Giang

Hoang Su Phi is one of the most untouched regions of Vietnam and communities have lived in total isolation from mainstream society until very recently. At an average elevation of 800m above sea level, with high mountains, deep valleys, streams and forestland, Hoang Su Phi is an area of outstanding natural beauty and unspoiled traditional life. Today we undertake the challenge of cycling over the 'Heaven Gate 2' mountain pass +895m, en route to Tan Quang. The pass offers stunning views beneath a wide open sky. You really will feel on top of the world.

This afternoon we make our descent cycling through villages and rice and maize terraces cultivated by the Red Dao and Tay tribes. The aromatic scents of cardamom and star anise fill the air as we ride to Tan Quang nestled down in the valley. For the final stretch of this long day's cycling we take it easy with a leisurely cycle of 46km along the Lo river bank through unspoiled countryside to Ha Giang the sleepy capital of Ha Giang Province and approx 215 miles (350 km) northwest of Hanoi. This is the old Silk Road.

As our route continues to the border areas we will arrange our tourist permits here.

Cycling Distance: 104km (65miles)
Total Climb: 1,206m (3,956ft)
Total Descent: 1,466m (4,809ft)
Accommodation: Hotel (B, L, D)


 Day 6: Ha Giang to Quan Ba

Setting off this morning, we head out of town cycling for the first 25km on relatively flat road through a landscape of terraced rice paddy fields. Passing through minority villages we cycle the next 25km up winding roads into the vast limestone mountain range with its perpendicular walls of rock, climbing 800m towards the mountain road pass 'Heaven Gate'. As we ride through mountain villages, sometimes cloaked in clouds, we will receive a friendly greeting from the local communities. From the pass we have amazing views, including the famous vista of the Tam Son valley with the 'Twin Hills'. In the distance we'll see Quan Ba town, our destination, in its beautiful location. It's mainly downhill for the last 15km into Quan Ba.

Cycling Distance: 51km (32 miles)
Total Climb: 1,453m (4,767ft)
Total Descent: 684m (2,244ft)
Accommodation: Hotel (B, L, D)


Day 7 Quan Ba - Rest Day

On a well-deserved rest day in Quan Ba, Vietnam, there are a variety of relaxing  activities to consider. Start your morning with a leisurely exploration of Quan Ba town itself, where you can savor delicious Vietnamese cuisine at local eateries or sip on a cup of aromatic coffee in a quaint cafe. For a deeper cultural experience, visit the nearby minority villages to learn about the traditions and way of life of the local ethnic communities. You can also take a tranquil walk through the lush terraced rice paddy fields and soak in the stunning natural beauty. If you're interested in history and architecture, pay a visit to the Tam Son Valley and its intriguing 'Twin Hills.' Finally, you might want to pamper yourself with a rejuvenating massage or spa treatment to refresh your body for the upcoming cycling adventures.

Accommodation: Hotel (B)
 


Day 8: Quan Ba to Yen Minh

We will want to take our time cycling today as our beautiful surroundings offer numerous photo opportunities and the rocky limestone and karst terrain is as diverse as it is beautiful. We cycle uphill for the first few km before riding a descent of around 10km and then biking on relatively flat terrain for the next 10km. It's a challenging up and down terrain to an altitude of 1.025m before we make a final descent for the last 15km cycling into Yen Minh. We will have the chance to see the traditional homes of the local hill tribes. The communities in this area are Chinese.

Cycling Distance: 54km (34miles)
Total Climb: 1,184m (3,884ft)
Total Descent: 1,626m (5,334ft)
Accommodation: Hotel (B, L, D)


Day 9: Yen Minh Climb over the Rocky Plateau to Dong Van and Meo Vac

Today we cycle on semi-surfaced, quiet roads as we undertake a challenging uphill ride out of dense cedar forest onto the rocky Dong Van plateau. A registered UNESCO Global Geopark, 80% of the terrain is covered by rock and it is said to contain fossils from 400-600 million years ago. Nestled in a valley in the heart of the Rock Plateau, is the isolated town of Dong Van, very close to the Chinese border and surrounded by mountain forest and multi-coloured orchids. Meaning 'sharing culture' Dong Van is occupied by Chinese Hoa, and H'mong, Tay and Kinh People. The houses are built in Chinese style.

As we cycle on the modest road from Dong Van to Meo Vac alongside a vast gorge, our surroundings spectacular. This is a winding and undulating road with views of the Nho Que River below. From the Ma Phi Leng Pass we look down from an altitude of around 1500m into the valley. We stay tonight in the small town of Meo Vac. Most of the tribes living here have preserved their traditional way of life from outside influence, as travelling to Meo Vac was almost impossible until the recent construction of new roads.

Cycling Distance: 72km (45 miles)
Total Climb: 2,017m (6,617ft)
Total Descent: 1,453m (4,767ft)
Accommodation: Hotel (B, L, D)


Day 10: Meo Vac to Bao Lac

There is a market daily in the town centre of Meo Vac, frequented mainly by the White Hmong, Tay and Lo Lo hill tribes. Women dressed in their brightly coloured traditional clothing walk into the town carrying their bamboo woven baskets laden with corn and vegetables. Today we follow a remote mountain road to Bao Lac. After a 5km uphill cycle we make a 20km descent riding onto a fairly flat road for the next 10km. The surrounding landscape with predominantly limestone formations is a surreal vista of peaks, troughs, towers and caves. The crops and dwellings seem to perch precariously on the hillsides. There's a relatively gentle uphill climb of 250m before we descend for the final 30km along flat terrain. We will pass people from the local minority communities along the way dressed in their vibrant tribal costumes. We stay tonight in Bao Lac.

Cycling Distance: 74km (46 miles)
Total Climb: 756m (2,480ft)
Total Descent: 1,767m (5,797ft)
Accommodation: Hotel (B, L, D)


Day 11: Bao Lac to Tinh Tuc

Even in this isolated mountain town there is a busy morning market. We set off for a full day of cycling along challenging terrain but the road is quiet and well surfaced. We cycle through a pretty valley to the tin-mining town Tinh Tuc, heading on to Nguyen Binh. We continue riding along rough terrain, but the unparalleled beauty of our surroundings more than compensates for the challenges of the cycling.

Cycling Distance: 76km (47 miles)
Total Climb: 1,894m (6,213ft)
Total Descent: 1,549m (5,082ft)
Accommodation: Hotel (B, L, D)


Day 12: Tinh Tuc to Ba Be

The last day of our cycling tour, is both bittersweet and awe-inspiring. As we bid farewell to the charming Tinh Tuc, we embark on the final leg of our journey towards the captivating Ba Be National Park. Our route takes us through picturesque countryside, with verdant hills and quaint villages dotting the landscape. The cycling is accompanied by the soothing sounds of nature, as we follow winding roads that meander alongside the serene rivers and lush forests. Upon reaching Ba Be, we are greeted by the breathtaking sight of the emerald-green lake and the majestic limestone karsts that frame it.

This UNESCO-recognized natural wonder provides a stunning backdrop for our journey's end, offering a sense of fulfillment and a profound appreciation for the beauty of Vietnam. It's a memorable conclusion to our cycling adventure, leaving us with lasting memories of the remarkable landscapes and warm hospitality of the region.

Cycling Distance: 72km (45 miles)
Total Climb: 1,430m (4,691ft)
Total Descent: 2,070m (6,791ft)
Accommodation: Hotel (B, L, D)


Day 13: Ba BE to Hanoi 

This morning we pack up our bikes and have a transfer back to Hanoi. As our cycling trip comes to a close, we bid farewell to the serene landscapes of Ba Be and set our sights on the bustling Old Quarter of Hanoi. Today is a day of leisure, with no cycling involved, allowing us to unwind and reflect on the incredible journey we've had. The Old Quarter offers a perfect backdrop for some last-minute souvenir shopping and a chance to pick up unique presents to commemorate our adventure. Its bustling markets and charming boutiques brim with an array of traditional crafts, textiles, and keepsakes. For those craving an extended adventure, the enticing option of an excursion to the magnificent Ha Long Bay beckons. This extension promises a splendid finale to our cycling tour, where serene waters and towering limestone cliffs await, offering a captivating contrast to our cycling escapades and a chance to explore even more of Vietnam's breathtaking beauty.

Accommodation: Hotel (B, L)


Day 14: Depart Hanoi
The 14-day North East Vietnam cycling tour concludes this morning. We will coordinate a transfer to Hanoi International Airport to ensure your smooth journey back home.

 

 

 

Wednesday, January 15, 2025

Mai Chau 2days mountain bike

 

Mai chau bike tour-Escape the City, Embrace Nature:

A Mountain Bike Adventure from Hanoi to Mai Chau

Craving a break from Hanoi’s hustle and bustle? Look no further than Mai Chau, a tranquil valley nestled just 140km northwest in Hoa Binh province. This idyllic escape promises peace, serenity, and a chance to reconnect with nature.

mai chau bike tour- mountain bike

Calling all mountain bike Mai chau enthusiasts! Embark on an adventure that combines the thrill of cycling with the breathtaking beauty of Mai Chau. Pedal through scenic landscapes, lush rice paddies, and charming villages inhabited by ethnic minorities.

Imagine yourself surrounded by majestic mountains and pristine forests, the only sounds the gentle breeze rustling through the leaves and the rhythmic crunch of your tires on the trail. This journey isn’t just about the destination; it’s about immersing yourself in the tranquility of the Vietnamese countryside and experiencing a unique cultural tapestry.

So, trade the city noise for the whispers of nature and embark on an unforgettable mountain bike adventure from Hanoi to Mai Chau.

 

Active biking (  +- 95km, 65% off road ), broken road, car track.

Day1: Hanoi-Hoa Binh-Mai Chau.( 45 Km )

Transfer to Hoa binh- Moc Chau with 3 and half hours drive, Biking down on single track to MaiChau , lunch.  Pm cycling back road to Thai hill tribe villages . Dinner and homestay in Thai minority villages.( L, D )

Day2: Mai Chau– Hanoi

Am off-road biking in MaiChau  (30km), lunch. PM transfer back to Hanoi by Van ( B,L )

 . End of tour in Hanoi.

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Price:

+385 USD/person for E bike

+ 280 USD/person for normal bike

Tour including :

  • English speaking local guide
  • Accommodations in home stays as mention
  • Meals as mention with B= breakfast, L= Lunch, D= dinner
  • Sightseeing and activities as noted in the itinerary
  • Ground transportation
  • Additional guides where necessary
  • Entrance fees and permits
  • Basic medical (not over 50 USD )
  • Cannondale  Scalpel full suspension

best mountain bike tour

 

Trails of Tonkin Alpes (60-75% Off-Road) - Premier Mountain Biking Adventure in Vietnam

Embark on the ultimate mountain biking adventure with the Trails of Tonkin Alpes, hailed as the best mountain bike tour in Vietnam. Often referred to as the "King of Mountain Bike Trails" in the country, this exhilarating route takes you to some of the most picturesque regions in Northern Vietnam.

Highlights:

  • Scenic Beauty: Traverse through big rolling hills and enjoy breathtaking views of the Northern Top.

  • Thrilling Descents: Experience speedy open descents with excellent sight lines, perfect for an adrenaline rush.

  • Authentic Mountain Biking: A central single track reminds you what real mountain biking is all about, offering a pure and challenging experience.

  • Steady Climbs and Amazing Views: Conquer steady climbs that reward you with grand hilltop views and more exciting descents.

Join us on this unforgettable journey through the heart of Vietnam's rugged and beautiful landscapes, where every turn brings a new adventure and spectacular scenery.

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Monday, June 03, 2024

Top 5 best cycling tours in Vietnam for 2025

 Explore the Beauty of Vietnam on Two Wheels: The Top 5 Cycling Tours

Vietnam, a stunning Southeast Asian nation, is a paradise for cyclists. From the lush green rice paddies in the north to the sun-kissed beaches in the south, Vietnam boasts a diverse landscape that caters to cyclists of all skill levels. Whether you are a seasoned cyclist looking for challenging climbs or a leisurely rider wanting to take in the scenery, Vietnam has the perfect cycling tour for you. Here is a curated list of the top 5 cycling tours in Vietnam that promise an unforgettable adventure biking Vietnam

1. Ha Giang Loop: Conquering the Northern Frontier (5-7 days)

Embark on the legendary Ha Giang Loop, nestled in the northernmost mountains of Vietnam. Known as the Roof of Vietnam, this route winds through dramatic landscapes that will challenge even the most experienced cyclists. You will navigate winding switchbacks, pass through remote villages inhabited by ethnic minorities, and marvel at the breathtaking vistas of the Hoang Su Phi Terraced Fields, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Starting in Ha Giang town, the tour takes you through villages like Quan Ba, Yen Minh, and Dong Van, ending with a visit to the majestic Ba Be Lake. Get ready for awe-inspiring scenery, cultural immersion, and a sense of accomplishment after conquering this demanding yet rewarding route.

2. Hoi An to Hue: A Journey Through Ancient Cities (3-5 days)

Embark on a scenic journey along Vietnam's central coast, starting in the charming ancient town of Hoi An. Famous for its tailor shops and colorful lanterns, Hoi An sets the perfect backdrop for your cycling adventure. Pedal along tranquil coastal roads, passing by rice paddies, traditional fishing villages, and hidden beaches. Make a stop at the Marble Mountains, a cluster of five marble hills with Buddhist temples perched atop, for a captivating experience. The tour concludes in Hue, the former imperial capital of Experience a delightful blend of cycling, sightseeing, and relaxation by the beach on this exciting tour.

3. Mekong Delta: Exploring the Waterworld (4-7 days)

Discover the enchanting Mekong Delta, Vietnam's southernmost region, a maze of waterways, rice paddies, and fruit orchards. This cycling tour allows you to immerse yourself in the delta's unique ecosystem at a leisurely pace. Pedal along flat, easy terrain beside narrow canals, stopping at local villages to witness traditional handicrafts and savor regional delicacies. Cruise on the Mekong River, explore vibrant floating markets, and visit historical sites like the Vinh Long tunnels used during the Vietnam War. Ideal for cyclists seeking a cultural immersion and a relaxed pace amidst the lush landscapes of the Mekong Delta.

4. Ninh Binh: Cycling Through Land and Water (2-3 days)

Embark on a journey through Ninh Binh, also known as Ha Long Bay on Land, a mystical landscape adorned with towering limestone pillars, emerald rice paddies, and hidden grottoes. This cycling tour offers a chance to explore this breathtaking scenery on various terrains. Ride along peaceful country roads, traverse rice paddies on narrow paths, and glide through caves on a boat. Visit ancient temples like Bich Dong Pagoda, known as the Cave Pagoda, and Tam Coc, where you'll row through emerald waters surrounded by limestone karsts. This tour combines cycling, hiking, and boat rides for an adventurous yet manageable experience.

5. Ho Chi Minh City Trails: Unveiling the Bustling Metropolis (2-3 days)

Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam's largest city, offers a surprising cycling adventure. This tour takes you off the beaten path, exploring the city's hidden corners and vibrant local life. You'll cycle through bustling markets, past French colonial architecture, and along the Saigon River. Explore hidden alleys lined with street food stalls, delve into neighborhoods like Chinatown and Cho Lon, and visit historical sites like the Notre Dame Cathedral and the Central Post Office. This tour is a fantastic way to experience the dynamic energy of Ho Chi Minh City from a unique perspective.

These are just a few of the many cycling tours Vietnam has to offer. With its diverse landscapes, rich culture, and friendly people, Vietnam is a dream destination for cyclists. So, pack your bags, grab your bike, and get ready to pedal through paradise!

Additional Considerations:

  • When choosing a cycling tour, consider your fitness level, desired terrain, and preferred tour duration.
  • Many tour operators offer guided and self-guided options. Guided tours provide support and local knowledge, while self-guided tours offer more flexibility.
  • The best time to visit Vietnam for cycling is during the dry season, which generally runs from November to April.

This list provides a starting point for your cycling adventure in Vietnam. With its stunning scenery, fascinating culture, and welcoming people, Vietnam awaits you with

Monday, February 20, 2023

 

Electric bicycle trip Hanoi-best excursion cycling

An electric bicycle trip Hanoi is a fantastic way to explore this beautiful city while also having an Eco-friendly adventure. With its rolling hills and beautiful countryside, Hanoi subub tours is an ideal destination for cyclists of all levels.

For a truly unique experience, take a guided tour of some of the country’s most iconic landmarks and attractions through Hanoi’s many streets and hidden corners. The “Sights of electric bicycle trip Hanoi” tours cover a good mix of well-known attractions as well as lesser-known markets and sites that the larger Hanoi City tours do not cover. On this tour, we will visit the Hochiminh Mausoleum, The Cathedral Church, The Temple of Literature, Dong Xuan Market, and Hoa Lo Prison, among other places. For a truly unique experience, you can explore Hanoi suburb through its many small towns and villages, with a guided tour to most iconic landmarks and attraction.
There are plenty of options for different lengths of trips, and you can even explore the Hanoi city for a few days or a full week with “electric bicycle trip Hanoi.”

Easily customize your trip with the best hotels and flight deals

Hanoi suburb electric cycle 8 hours : Duong lam village : 120km around trip

You will ride along a bank of Red river, through farms, fruit plantations on the old riverside in the north of Hanoi,visit Duong Lam village around, local family lunch. Learning traditional life of local people . Cycling back to Hanoi . End of trip

Price /person

  • 1 person = 165 USD
  • 2 people = 118 USD/person

including : English speaking local cycling guide, trek hybrid Electric bicycle touring, lunch with local family, water and snack.

Contact us

Tel/ whatsapp + 84 913571687
hotline: +84 986504666
vietnamcycle@gmail.com
bikingvietnam@yahoo.com

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Urban Hanoi electric cycling plus food tour: 5 hours

For a truly unique experience, take a guided tour of some of the country’s most iconic landmarks and attractions through Hanoi’s many streets and hidden corners. We meet at your hotel in the Old Quarter with a radius of 3km . We’re going to have a brief introductory talk about this trip before we get started . Now come with me to explore the culture and history of Hanoi, cycling through street food, enter the world full of street burden. Unlike other big cities in the world, the street food in Hanoi is more than just hot dogs and bread stands, we offer you the opportunity to taste different dishes at local food stands, family restaurants… We will start with the famous Egg coffee , followed by doughnuts , Hanoi shrimp cakes , Steamed rice paper rolls , Vietnamese baguette sandwich , rice noodle soup with fish, Phở ( rice noodle soup with beef ) , fruits beam, etc. The menu rotates from day to day representing a variety of delicious options as mention , and the flavor is included. After more than 4 hours , it’s time to say goodbye, finally you cycling back to hotel.

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Price /person

  • 1 person = 85 USD
  • 2 people = 58 USD/person

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including : English speaking local cycling guide, Giant Electric bicycle touring, foods tasting, lunch, water, coffee and snack.

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Tel/ whatsapp + 84 913571687
hotline: +84 986504666
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Hanoi suburb electric cycling : 3 hours ( 40km )

Meet in your hotel, learn to use our electric bike . Riding to Long Bien Bridge “Designed by Gustave Eiffel, the bridge was built in 1903 by the architects of Daydé & Pillé, a French company. Before North Vietnam’s independence in 1954, it was called Doumer Bridge, named after Paul Doumer – The Governor-General of French Indochina and then French president. It was, at that time, one of the longest bridges in Asia with the length of 2,500 m.

Cycling Crossing river , keep riding on bank of river meet Thang Long Bridge and riding back to central of city. End of tour after 3 hours.

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Price /person

  • 1 person = 165 USD
  • 2 people = 118 USD/person

including : English speaking local cycling guide, trek hybrid Electric bicycle touring, lunch with local family, water and snack.

Contact us

Tel/ whatsapp + 84 913571687
hotline: +84 986504666
vietnamcycle@gmail.com
bikingvietnam@yahoo.com

Hanoi electric bike tours 1 day

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Hanoi mountain electric bike tour : 40km , 6 hours

We will pick you up at your hotel or accommodation in Hanoi. After more than an hour traveling by car, you will go to Soc Son mountain 50km north west of Hanoi , where you will experience the terrain electric mountain bike journey with us.
After receiving the information about electric mountain bike trip , we will share with you the necessary information about the journey today.
Let’s get started! We will ride more than 5 km of dirt roads, dirt trails, the cycling route will cross villages, and rice fields.
Then you will enter the first slope of mountain climb , more than 5km uphill with a height of more than 400m altitude , then you will ride on a flat terrain trails over 10km cross the forests, then we going downhill more than 8km. ( Total biking 32-38 km from 3-4 hours )
This is where you will take a break to eat, interact with people and then get on the car back to Ha Noi. Excellent team leader with a personable approach that’s fun and engaging with friends!

electric bicycle trip Hanoi

Price /person

2 people = 158 USD/person

including : English speaking local cycling guide, GIANT XTC electric mountain bike, lunch with local family, water and snack, mini bus transfer around trip.

Contact us

Tel/ whatsapp + 84 913571687
hotline: +84 986504666
vietnamcycle@gmail.com
bikingvietnam@yahoo.com