Destination:Hoi An - Ba Hom - A Luoi - Khe Sanh - Vinh Moc tunnels - 17th paranel - Hue Duration: 3 days / 2 nights
Day 1 - VIETNAM CENTRAL MOTORBIKE TOURS: Hoi An motorbike tour to Ba Hom village
The
route takes us away from the coast and into the hills, an area often
inaccessible by normal car. As we wind into the mountains we’ll come
across ancient 
Cham
ruins and famous American war sites, hopping out of our jeeps to snap
photos and explore the tourist-free areas. At midday we’ll reach Ba Hom,
where our Co Tu hosts will welcome us to their village. Lunch will be
served in the village and then we’ll venture further into the mountains
with a light trek. The route crosses over the original Ho Chi Minh Trail
and leads us to a therapeutic hot spring where we can swim and relax in
the healing waters.
This evening our hosts prepare a traditional Co Tu feast. Dining in the village on the local cuisine and sleeping in their stilted houses gives us the rare chance to experience firsthand the traditions of Vietnam’s ethnic minority people. This is a true taste of authentic hilltribe culture - an experience that is increasingly rare to find.
Cham
ruins and famous American war sites, hopping out of our jeeps to snap
photos and explore the tourist-free areas. At midday we’ll reach Ba Hom,
where our Co Tu hosts will welcome us to their village. Lunch will be
served in the village and then we’ll venture further into the mountains
with a light trek. The route crosses over the original Ho Chi Minh Trail
and leads us to a therapeutic hot spring where we can swim and relax in
the healing waters.This evening our hosts prepare a traditional Co Tu feast. Dining in the village on the local cuisine and sleeping in their stilted houses gives us the rare chance to experience firsthand the traditions of Vietnam’s ethnic minority people. This is a true taste of authentic hilltribe culture - an experience that is increasingly rare to find.
(Accommodation: Guesthouse)
(Meals: Lunch, Dinner)
(Meals: Lunch, Dinner)
Day 2 - VIETNAM CENTRAL MOTORBIKE TOURS: Ba Hom motorbike tour to Khe Sanh via A Luoi
Rise
and shine for day two of our Hoi An Motorbike Adventure. After
breakfast in the village, we say goodbye to our hosts and resume our
bike ride to Khe Sanh. Today’s journey traverses the historic Ho Chi
Minh Highway through lush rainforests and over magnificent mountain
passes.Take a refreshing dip in a mountain waterfall at midday, where
we’ll break for a picnic lunch.
We begins the afternoon, winding through the A Shau Valley, a ruggedly beautiful valley that became famous during the American War as the site of many battles, the most famous being Khe Sanh where we stay for the night. Before we check into the hotel we visit the Museum and former combat base which was under siege for 67 days.
We begins the afternoon, winding through the A Shau Valley, a ruggedly beautiful valley that became famous during the American War as the site of many battles, the most famous being Khe Sanh where we stay for the night. Before we check into the hotel we visit the Museum and former combat base which was under siege for 67 days.
(Accommodation: Hotel)
(Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner)
(Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner)
Day 3 - VIETNAM CENTRAL MOTORBIKE TOURS: Khe Sanh motorbike tour to Hue via Vinh Moc Tunnels
Driving along Highway 9, we pass famous American war sites 
like
the Rock Pile and Camp Carol, before crossing the former border between
North and South Vietnam at the 17th parallel. We arrive at the Vinh Moc
tunnels, where an entire village went underground in the 1960s to
survive the bombing. After exploring the tunnels, we head to a local
beach where you can cool off with a swim.
After lunch we drive along the coastline and arrive in Hue late afternoon.
like
the Rock Pile and Camp Carol, before crossing the former border between
North and South Vietnam at the 17th parallel. We arrive at the Vinh Moc
tunnels, where an entire village went underground in the 1960s to
survive the bombing. After exploring the tunnels, we head to a local
beach where you can cool off with a swim.After lunch we drive along the coastline and arrive in Hue late afternoon.
(Meals: Breakfast, Lunch)
Optional Abseiling at Marble Mountain on day 1:
We walk up Marble Mountain into the rappelling area, which takes about 10 to 15 minutes.
The first rappel is a short walk from the practice area and enjoys a fantastic view of the ocean. This 22 meter line has great exposure, fantastic scenery and makes you feel like you are much higher than you actually are.
Then we do our final rappel; a monster 50 meter drop into a gaping hole so deep and dark that you can’t see the bottom. This fantastic cave rappel drops right out of the jungle down into a temple chamber. Get ready for a full on Tomb Raider experience!
We walk up Marble Mountain into the rappelling area, which takes about 10 to 15 minutes.
The first rappel is a short walk from the practice area and enjoys a fantastic view of the ocean. This 22 meter line has great exposure, fantastic scenery and makes you feel like you are much higher than you actually are.
Then we do our final rappel; a monster 50 meter drop into a gaping hole so deep and dark that you can’t see the bottom. This fantastic cave rappel drops right out of the jungle down into a temple chamber. Get ready for a full on Tomb Raider experience!
Ends of tour!
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pumping with an abseiling descent down to Hell’s Cave.)
beach
before heading up and over the Hai Van Pass, the highest point on
Highway 1. We ride on big open windy roads where traffic is rare,
enjoying some of the most scenic landscapes in Vietnam. We stop at Lang
Co beach for a seafood lunch and continue along the coast through small
fishing communities before arriving in the historic capital of Hue.
Dinner is a unique experience dining on the famous specialties of Hue
cuisine.
Phong
Nha national park, we take a morning boat ride into the magnificent
Phong Nha limestone cave, the second-longest wet limestone caves in the
world, followed by a local lunch and an afternoon of tubing, kayaking or
trekking through this amazing old-growth rainforest.
Hamburger
Hill, we continue along one of the more remote stretches of the HCM
Highway to the ethnic minority town of Prao. A local dinner is an
experience in itself.
crossings and heaps of mud and dust.
Red Bridge Cooking Class in the morning, and complement this with an afternoon ride into the country in Hoi An.
we
visit a Cham temple and a former US war base. We then follow small
country laneways around Danang before we head up the steep slopes of the
Son Tra peninsula, otherwise known as Monkey Mountain. We ride the
narrow road that snakes around the mountain, offering grand views of the
sea, China Beach, Danang, the Hai Van Pass and the Truong Son range. We
enjoy a picnic lunch with scenic views at the highest point, 696m.
Looping around the other side of the mountain, we visit a pagoda with
the country’s
lovers with its 450ha natural fresh water lake, and 553 species of mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians and fish.
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.
The
Cao Bac Pass offers breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside.
Increasing the pass we see hillsides carpeted with apiaries, Vietnam's
most famous honey-producing areas. We motor ride south-west to Cao Bang
and breach several passes on route in an area hosting huge mountain
scenery.
the Province of Tonkin, Vietnam, from September 15 to September 18, 1950, ending with a Viet Minh victory.