Hanoi-A peaceful city of lakes, shaded boulevards, verdant public parks, its blend of French, and Vietnamese architecture, charming pagodas, temples and “36 streets and 36 wares” of the fascinating Old Quarter and other famous sights: Hochiminh Mausoleum, Hoan Kiem Lakes, the Temple of Literature…Moreover, Hanoi is the capital of Vietnam, on the right bank of the Red River, the transportation hub of the country with two airports (Noi Bai International and Gia Lam Domestic) and rail connections to Kunming (China), as well as to the rail Chinese system centering on Beijing, it is also linked by rail with Haiphong and Hochiminh cities and other cities as well. Above all make more interesting and attractive Hanoi city for tourists!

In the morning we take a short bus drive the Ho Chi Minh Trail Museum on the outskirts of Hanoi. The museum is a great place to learn about the historic trail which we will ride on. After the visit to the museum we will jump on our Minsks and spend sometime to get familiar with the bikes.Now, let's begin our adventure. We will ride on Highway 6 passing extensive farming lands comprising a sea of paddy fields split by tree-lined roads punctuated by limestone karst scenery.

Meet at Hotel 7:00 am, before we kick off, we will spend about 30 minutes to check over the bikes and insure you are familiar with the bike for maximum fun. Today we will not make many stops for visits, although this will be a great opportunity for you to test your biking abilities and get a feel for your bike. We will drive through Thai Nguyen city, and pause at the Museum of Ethnology, this is an important stop as we will be visiting many of Vietnam’s ethnic minorities and hill tribe people. Well prepared and fully briefed we will head North to Tuyen Quang province, then on to Ha Giang. We should arrive in Ha Giang at about 5:00 pm. Dinner and sleep in town.

In the morning we take a short bus drive the Ho Chi Minh Trail Museum on the outskirts of Hanoi. The museum is a great place to learn about the historic trail which we will ride on. After the visit to the museum we will jump on our Minsks and spend sometime to get familiar with the bikes.Now, let's begin our adventure. We will ride on Highway 6 passing extensive farming lands comprising a sea of paddy fields split by tree-lined roads punctuated by limestone karst scenery.

Doi Su resort is located on a desolated and white sandy beach of Thuan Quy village, a small village of Binh Thuan province. The total of the area is 14 hectare divided in two parts. One is beachfront part with 305 m beach long used for accommodation construction. The other is back part with high dunes, a primitive forest of sea pines, a brick-made road called the Small China Wall on which you can take promenade on foot, by bike or horse.Now, Doi Su has 06 deluxe hotel rooms, 24 bungalows and 10 standard rooms which are well equipped with modern furniture: IDD telephone, full stocked mini-bar, satellite TV, dressing table, air conditioner, bathroom with tub or shower, cold and hot water heater...

By integrating artifacts representing Vietnam's historic Cham era into the design of the lush gardens and comfortable villas and bungalows, our resort creates a unique atmosphere of total detachment and relaxation. At the same time the design reminds of a people with a rich culture that controlled large parts of today's Vietnam for 1000 years, starting in the 4 the century. Numerous works of art and architecture remain today as silent witnesses to this period, which saw the rise and fall of other empires like Angkor, Borobudur and Ayuttaya. Vietnam's oldest Cham Tower is just a few minutes away from our resort.