SHORT HANOI MOTORBIKE TOUR TO LANG SON

Best places to visit: Hanoi - Mau Son - Lang Son - Hanoi

Durations

2 days

Tour Type

Daily Tour

Group Size

20 people

Languages

English & Czech


In love with two wheels but not having weeks to ride along the country? Let’s enjoy our Vietnam short motorbike tour.This motorcycle tour gives you a pleasant experience in Lang Son, one of the biggest tourist cities in northeastern Vietnam, near the Chinese border. Besides the romantic scenery on the mountain passes and resorts in Mau Son, we also have chance to shop in the Dong Kinh market, a bustling market with many products from China.


Itinerary :

Hanoi Northeast Motorbike Tour to Lang Son for 2 Days Detail:

Day 1 – Short Hanoi Motorbike Tour To Lang Son: Ha Noi motorbike tour to Mau Son

Motorcycle-Tour-to-Phu-Yen SHORT HANOI MOTORBIKE TOUR TO LANG SON
Motorbike Tour to Lang Son

In the morning we saddle up our motorbike tour and make the break out of the city limits and the lowlands and plains of the Red River Delta. We pass through clusters of limestone as we head out north-east before leaving the main road and climb up to the peak of Mau Son mountain.

An old French hill station, Mau Son was ravaged during war with the Chinese and the buildings have recently been rebuilt in traditional style. A winding road leads us to the summit and at over 1,500 metres altitude we enjoy fantastic views out over China.
Overnight in Mau Son.

Summary:
Distance: 180 km
Meals: Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation: Hotel in Mau Son

Day 2 – Hanoi Northeast Motorbike Tour to Lang Son for 2 Days: Mau Son Motorbike Tour down to Lang Son and back Hanoi:

Motorcycle down to Lang Son city, which has become a big trading post between China and Vietnam. You can shop for cheap Chinese products at the nearby Dong Kinh market.
Easy ride back to Hanoi on the new Highway 1B. We arrive at Hanoi before rush hour, around 4 pm.

Summary:
Distance: 180 km
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch

End of services!

Include :

  • Motorbike(s) (Honda or Yamaha)
  • Helmet(s)
  • Driving gears
  • Gasoline on tour
  • English or French speaking guide
  • Mechanic (only for group from 6 passengers)
  • Accommodation as indicated in the itinerary (based on twin or/and triple shared)
  • Meals as indicated in the itinerary
  • Entrance fees

Exclude :

  • Travel insurance
  • Visa
  • Air-ticket
  • Tips
  • Personal expenses

Note: We provide support truck (120$ per day) for emergency and for your safe riding in Vietnam – Most of other tour operators do not offer that. Contact us if you think it’s necessary.[/exclude]

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