Offroad Vietnam Ninh Binh to Sapa 7 days

Hanoi - Ninh Binh - Moc Chau - Ta Xua - Mu Cang Chai - Dien Bien Phu - Sapa

7 days

Northwest Vietnam combines ethnic groups with culinary culture, traditional costumes, and a moderate climate. The roads to experience the majestic hills and mountains as well as the people living there are very experienced and conquered. When traveling to Vietnam, one should not miss the stunning valleys, vast fields, and unique cultures of local ethnicities here.

Experience the thrill of motorcycle tours of Vietnam on a 7-day offroad adventure from Ninh Binh to Sapa with Indochina Motorcycle Tours. Starting in Hanoi, the journey takes you through the picturesque landscapes of Ninh Binh, the serene beauty of Moc Chau, and the rugged trails of Ta Xua. Ride through the breathtaking scenery of Mu Cang Chai and the historic site of Dien Bien Phu before reaching the stunning terraced fields of Sapa. This Ninh Binh motorcycle tour offers an unforgettable exploration of Northwest vietnam motorcycle tours.

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Day 1

Hanoi - Ninh Binh

95 km

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We start our journey from Hanoi city. We strike through the hustling and bustling streets of Hanoi, then go along the famous Red River of Vietnam, pass through a rural area, and have a glimpse into the life of. We arrive at the hotel near Tam Coc, have a quick break, enjoy dinner, and spend the night there.

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Ninh Binh - Moc Chau

211 km

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It takes about 2 km from Highway 2 to Ang village from Moc Chau Farm Town. Ang village is so gorgeous that it is described as a water painting with a traditional stilt house hidden under the green leafy canvas. The beauty of Ang village is even more charming and romantic due to the tea hills, green pastures, blooming flowers such as apricot blossoms, and white flowers of the Moc Chau plateau from a far distance.The road to Pa Phach is quite dangerous. It would help if you crossed the steep slopes to reach the top, where you can admire a valley of sky-white flowers and magnificent hills.

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Moc Chau - Ta Xua

132 km

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Ta Xua is one of the main tourist attractions in Son La. Dinosaur Spine (you must visit once in your life) and Turtlehead Rock are popular places for backpackers in the Ta Xua mountain range. Not only admiring the majestic and enchanting beauty coming to Ta Xua, visitors can also enjoy unique dishes imbued with the identity of indigenous people.

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Ta Xua - Mu Cang Chai

204 km

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Mu Cang Chai, a region in Vietnam, is known for its stunning beauty that is revealed during the rainy season from May to October. In contrast, from September to October, Mu Cang Chai takes on a new color - the shiny golden ripe color of the rice. It is the best time to see the terraced fields in Mu Cang Chai, with the breathtaking beauty of golden rice strips, the faint smell of ripe rice, and the cheerful smiles of farmers that will captivate you forever.

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Mu Cang Chai - Dien Bien Phu

241 km

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241 km
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Dien Bien Phu is a city in northwestern Vietnam known for its historical significance. The city has numerous historical sites and landmarks, including the Dien Bien Phu Museum and the A1 Hill Cemetery, where the graves of Vietnamese soldiers are located. Dien Bien Phu is also known for its natural beauty, with stunning landscapes and scenic views, including the Nam Rom River and hot springs like the Pa Khoang and Muong Luan Springs.

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Dien Bien Phu - Sapa

270 km

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Sapa is a picturesque town situated in the Hoang Lien Son mountain range of Vietnam. The town is known for its cultural diversity, hot springs. One of the main attractions in Sapa is the Fansipan Mountain, which is the highest peak in Indochina. The town is also home to several hill tribes, including the Hmong, Dao, and Tay people, who have unique customs and traditions.

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