Dirtbike Crossing Country Vietnam in 13 days

We will pick you up from the airport and return to the hotel. At night, we will have a welcome dinner together. Your team will meet the crew that will accompany you on the trip.

On the first day of the trip, we will venture to Pu Luong, a land with a fresh climate and poetic scenery. Here, you'll have the unique opportunity to immerse yourself in a culture rich in unique beauty, interact with local people, and spend the night in their midst. This cultural immersion experience is one of the many highlights of our tour.

After leaving Pu Luong, we drive 60 kilometers on the province route south to the Ho Chi Minh Highway. Then, we'll head deep into the isolated and mountainous regions of Nghe An Province. Nghệ An is known as one of the poorest provinces in Vietnam. Perhaps because of this, Nghệ An has a long tradition of revolution. Ho Chi Minh grew up here in 1890, along with several other revolutionaries, writers, and rebels who formed and influenced the country during the last century or so.

On the third day, we will visit the breathtaking Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park in Quang Binh province. Prepare to discover a wealth of exciting experiences awaiting your exploration.

The park, named after Phong Nha Cave and Ke Bang Forest, was established to preserve one of the world's most excellent karst zones. The park covers 2000 km2 and comprises around 300 caves and caverns, many of which remain unexplored, including Son Doong Cave, the world's largest cave. The park's namesake, Phong Nha Cave, is home to the world's longest underground river and the most spectacular sandbank, stalactite, and stalagmite systems. Phong Nha-Ke Bang also supports a diverse range of flora and wildlife, many of which are fragile or endangered.

We continue our adventure by visiting Vinh Moc Tunnels. Vinh Moc peasants created the tunnel complex between 1965 and 1967 to prevent American bomb assaults. It has wells, kitchens, rooms for each family, and healthcare facilities. It is approximately 2,000 meters long, with six openings to the hills and seven to the sea. We arrive in Khe Sanh town late afternoon, the "second Dien Bien Phu battle" site in Quang Tri province.

Hue, located in central Vietnam, is widely regarded as one of the most livable cities in the country. The city's rich history and unique customs, influenced by its status as the former imperial capital, make it a fascinating destination for visitors. The local cuisine, known for its distinctive flavors and culinary traditions, adds to the allure of Hue, making it a top choice for many tourists exploring Vietnam.

Leaving Hue, we will come to a place with an equally rich history today: Hoi An Old Town. Let's come together and discover why the old town has the name.

Prepare to be enchanted by the idyllic old town of Hoi An, a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage Site. As you step into this wonderful area, you'll feel like you've traveled 300 years back in time. The town is a well-preserved collection of 1,107 timber frame homes with brick or wooden walls and architectural relics. You'll also have the opportunity to savor lovely local cuisine and participate in various exciting activities.

Say goodbye to Hoi An and continue to the Ho Chi Minh Trail along the Laos border, stopping at the Indochina T-Junction in Kon Tum, where the borders of Vietnam, Cambodia, and Laos intersect. This city blends the cultures of three countries, providing an unforgettable experience for motorcyclists. You'll also be interested in ethnic legend around the Serepok River and King Elephants.

It's time to explore the Central Highlands. First and foremost, we will visit its capital. The Phoenix Pass will present us with a challenge in reaching this coffee kingdom. The unique cuisine and traditional dancing from Bana, Ede, and ethnic people at night make our riding day unforgettable.

Nha Trang is one of Vietnam's most popular tourist destinations, thanks to its long white sand beaches, large and tiny islands, and unique nature. Day 11 of our vacation is dedicated to exploring Nha Trang and its various attractions.

To reach the fantasy Da Lat city from Nha Trang, the crew must first traverse D'Ran Pass and Khanh Son Pass, home to the Raglan ethnic people. When the team arrives, we realize why Dalat is dubbed "Little Paris" or "Dream City."

We'll cross Sai Gon's lung via a maze of dirt roads and small trails through the forest. Today's destination is Nam Cat Tien National Park, and upon arrival, we'll jump into a pool to relax and recover. A BBQ dinner is waiting for us tonight.

Our last shortstop will be Ho Chi Minh City. After leaving the city, we will follow the forest trail, catch the ferry, and enter the city center; our journey will end here. I hope we had a lovely time together.