Short North-centre Vietnam motorbike tour with night train
3 nights, 3 days
Hanoi – Lao Cai – Luc Yen – Thac Ba lake – Ha Noi
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Night 1: Hanoi night train to Lao Cai City
We take a very short motorbike ride to Hanoi Train Station, put our motorbikes and jump on the night train up to Lao Cai.
Day 1: Lao Cai motorcycle tour to Luc Yen (Yen Bai)
After
breakfast, jump on our bike for an other short ride to coffee-stop on
the bank of Nam Thi river, which is Vietnam - China border. Enjoy your
coffee while taking the view to China.
Motorcycle head to Road 70 before turn to Luc Yen on Road 152. We ride through palm forest all the way to Luc Yen and stay in a family in the Tay territory. It's a great home stay and the hosts are very welcoming.
Motorcycle head to Road 70 before turn to Luc Yen on Road 152. We ride through palm forest all the way to Luc Yen and stay in a family in the Tay territory. It's a great home stay and the hosts are very welcoming.
Summary:
Distance: 140 km
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation: Home-stay
Distance: 140 km
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation: Home-stay
Day 2: Luc Yen motorcycle tour to Vu Linh village and boat ride on Thac Ba lake (Yen Bai)
Get
on the road, take a half-day motor ride to our Dao friends' village of
Vu Linh, which by the side of Thac Ba lake, the biggest man-made lake in
Vietnam. This artificial lake has an area of 23,400 ha and 1,331
islands and hills with diverse ecological environments. The water in the
lake is blue and clear, and imprinted with the reflections of the
surrounding ancient forest. The thousands of hills and islands feature
caves such as the Hum, Cau Cuoi and Bach Xa.
After lunch, we take the boat ride, stop by an island for swimming and discover the particularities of this area: the way villagers paddle their boats, the exotic and odd animals living around, the quiet and peaceful beauty of this huge lake, the lifestyle of the Dao among the thousands of islets.
We will have an unforgettable dinner with the hosts, whose are really big drinkers and they party every day. The welcome is exceptional and we hope you will survive.
After lunch, we take the boat ride, stop by an island for swimming and discover the particularities of this area: the way villagers paddle their boats, the exotic and odd animals living around, the quiet and peaceful beauty of this huge lake, the lifestyle of the Dao among the thousands of islets.
We will have an unforgettable dinner with the hosts, whose are really big drinkers and they party every day. The welcome is exceptional and we hope you will survive.
Summary:
Distance: 80 km
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation: Home-stay
Distance: 80 km
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation: Home-stay
Day 3: Thac Ba lake motorcycle tour to Hanoi
After
breakfast we motorcycle southeast on Highway 2 and then branch off to
the sleepy town of Phu Tho. We follow the edge of the Red River along
the dyke, almost to the point where it merges with the Black River after
which they flow together to Hanoi.By now we are very much in the lowlands of the delta plains and the north’s main agricultural areas. Harvest time here is a sea of activity. Crossing the Black River by bridge, we pass through Son Tay and then return to Hanoi on the highway. We should be back to Hanoi before rush-hour (4 pm) because traffic's getting busier and busier.
Distance: 180 km
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