Northwest Vietnam Enduro Tour At A Glimpse – 3 Days

It is a long trip today, but there will be a lot of interesting things waiting for you ahead. To set off the trip, you first move to the gathering point and meet our guide at around 8:30 am. We officially start our motorbike tour from the outskirts of Hanoi, embark on a quiet and small road to stay away from heavy traffic. Then, show out your off-road skill, ready to ride through the forest, cross the river, and sometimes on the stream to head the northwest.

Keep riding to the National Reserve Park located in Hoa Binh province. After a long ride, it is time for you to immerse yourself in the cool waters of Mu Waterfall. Situated at an altitude of 1000m in the first stretch of Truong Son Mountain Range, Mu Waterfall looks so incredible with blue water pouring down onto the floor, forming a natural lake which is ideal for swimmers. Although the road to Mu waterfall is quite small and difficult to travel, its spectacular view will not disappoint you.

Overnight at a rustic stilt house of the locals.

Wake up early to enjoy breakfast before we leave for Moc Chau, which is famous for its beautiful scenery of green tea plantations, many herds of milk cows, and romantic flower gardens. After conquering a 50-km slope through the National Reserve Park, our team reaches Lung Van village. Here, fog and clouds cover all year round, so locals often call it another name – Cloud Valley. For backpackers, Lung Van is really an ideal place to hunt clouds.

The next 10-km path through the forest requires you to have excellent riding skills, but the majestic landscape along the way will be a worthy reward. We come to Mai Chau valley at noon that is home to many ethnic minorities such as White Thai, Tay, H’mong, Dzao, Kinh, and Muong. Being blessed with beautiful natural scenery and friendly people, Mai Chau is really an ideal place for those who seek the peace of mind, a scenario without pollution and urban noises. Enjoy lunch at Lac village with the White Thai.

After saying goodbye to the villagers and leaving Mai Chau, we hit the road to Moc Chau Plateau. Thanks to its mild climate, Moc Chau is a great place to grow a variety of crops, especially tea. Visitors can admire the large green tea hills and rent or buy colorful traditional costumes of local ethnicities to take pictures.

Overnight at a hotel of local people to regain energy for the next ride.

After having breakfast at the hotel, we head back to Hanoi by riding on the old Highway No.6 running after Da River. Although this road is small and challenging to ride, it offers the magnificent view of majestic waterfalls and Hoa Binh lake, which is known as Halong Bay on the mainland. Once again, you will have the opportunity to go through beautiful H’mong villages and some colorful flower gardens of cherry and plum. We arrive in Hanoi at around 4 pm to avoid traffic jams. Our 3-day Northwest Vietnam Motorbike Tour ends safely with a lot of fun and exciting experiences.