HUE MOTORCYCLE TOUR TO TAM GIANG LAGOON

Destinations:

Tam Giang lagoon Phuoc Tich ancient village

Duration 1 Days

Tour Type Private Tour

Available Daily

Language English

Overview

We start our motorbike tour by riding to Ngu My Thanh fishing Village. En route, stop to visit Thu Le communal house – one of the oldest communal houses in Hue. On arrival at the fishing village, meet the fisherman to learn their daily life. Riding around the village to visit to the work-farm, you will join with the locals to work in the field (peanut field, water melon field) if you feel like…

Tour Route Map

Hue Motorcycle Tour To Tam Giang Lagoon

Duration: tour lasts for 8 hours, ends before the Sunset!
Destination: Tam Giang lagoon, Phuoc Tich ancient village
Distance: approximately 30 km
Road surface: well-surfaced roads

Our guide picks you up at hotel and depart to Phuoc Tich. The ancient village of Phuoc Tich is surrounded by O Lau River, bordering with Quang Tri Province and around 40 km north of Hue city. It is considered as an untouched and valuable ancient village, not only in Central Vietnam but the whole country as well. It remains 27 “Nha Ruong” (Hue’s old styled houses) and gardens, 12 of which own architecturally and aesthetically special values.

Visit the village on foot, some typical ancient houses, meet & chat with the local people, a pottery workshop, learn about the manufacturing process of pottery items by local artisans.

Return Hue and end our trip at your hotel.

End of services!

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Helmet(s)
Gasoline on tour
English or French speaking guide
Meals as indicated in the itinerary
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Visa
Air-ticket
Tips
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