Hanoi Bike Tour

The West Lakes region offers a perfect setting for cycling enthusiasts with its serene waters and picturesque landscapes. As the sun rises, casting its golden hues across the sky, you’ll feel the refreshing breeze against your face as you pedal along the tranquil shores.

Starting your journey, you might pass by charming lakeside cafes and parks, where you can pause for a moment to enjoy a cup of coffee while soaking in the peaceful ambiance. The sound of birds chirping and the gentle lapping of water against the shore create a soothing soundtrack for your ride. As you continue your loop around the lakes, you’ll encounter lush greenery and perhaps catch glimpses of wildlife such as swans gracefully gliding across the water or ducks waddling along the shoreline. The cool morning air invigorates you, awakening your senses and energizing your body for the day ahead. With each pedal stroke, you’ll feel a sense of freedom and exhilaration, leaving behind the stresses of daily life and immersing yourself in the beauty of nature. Whether you’re cycling solo, with friends, or with a cycling group, the West Lakes offer endless opportunities for exploration and enjoyment.

As your ride ends, you’ll feel a deep sense of satisfaction knowing that you’ve started your day on a positive note, surrounded by the natural splendor of the West Lakes. And who knows, perhaps this early morning ride will become a cherished ritual to connect with yourself and the world around you as you navigate life’s journey.

Cycling around Dong Mo Lake and Ba Vi Mountain provides a refreshing outdoor experience close to Hanoi, offering a blend of nature, tranquility, and physical activity. Ba Vi Mountain is not just about cycling; there are also hiking trails, temples, and botanical gardens to explore. This’s a hidden gem that most tourists overlook, as it’s not included in typical travel agency itineraries: Thay Pagoda and Ba Vi National Park. Located 60 km from Hanoi, the imposing Ba Vi mountain range, with its three peaks culminating at 1276 m, dominates the Delta landscape. Once a retreat for the French seeking respite from the delta’s heat and humidity, it offers tranquility and natural beauty.

Exploring Mai Chau on a bicycle provides a fantastic way to immerse yourself in the captivating beauty of this region while experiencing the timeless lifestyle that has endured for centuries. Cycling allows us to interact with the Muong and White Thai communities, and our overnight stay in traditional houses offers a firsthand glimpse into their daily lives. Only by bicycle can you see the Da River Reservoir in Hoa Binh Province. You will also have a rewarding experience, offering breathtaking views of the reservoir, lush landscapes, and local villages.

With modern lightweight Trek Marlin 6 or 7  bikes, exploring this area is enjoyable and accessible, and a support vehicle is available for added convenience if needed.

This half-day tour was designed for those wanting to understand more about Thang Long- Hanoi with the places not included in a normal city tour. The capital is more than 1000 years old and Hanoian is always proud to have such a stubborn city during the wars. We will visit Thang Long ancient Citadel, a cultural complex that comprises Thang Long Imperial City during the dynasties of King Ly, King Tran, and King Le, and Hanoi Citadel during the Nguyen Dynasty. Through the ups and downs of Vietnamese history, the remains of the Imperial Citadel of Thang Long are roughly where the Hanoi Citadel lies today. We will bike on the most beautiful street in Hanoi named Phan Dinh Phung with hundreds of big trees. One place you should not miss is Huu Tiep Lake. Located in an area of Hanoi called Ngoc Ha (Flower Village), an American B-52 that was shot down during the Christmas bombing in 1968 (1972) sits rusting in a small pond surrounded by a busy market. The French Quarter, also known as the Ba Dinh District, reflects Hanoi’s colonial past. It was designed by the French in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, featuring wide tree-lined boulevards, colonial-era buildings, and architectural styles that blend French and Vietnamese influences.

Join us for an unforgettable journey as we embark on a half-day biking tour to explore the ancient Co loa Citadel. Immerse yourself in history as we pedal through picturesque landscapes and delve into the rich cultural heritage of this historic site. With experienced guides leading the way, you’ll discover hidden gems, ancient ruins, and fascinating stories that breathe life into the past. Whether you’re an avid cyclist or a history enthusiast, this adventure promises to captivate your senses and leave you with memories to cherish for a lifetime. Don’t miss the opportunity to experience the magic of the Co loa Citadel on two wheels!

This is an enriching journey that seamlessly combines cultural immersion with outdoor exploration in Vietnam. Starting with a visit to But Thap Pagoda, nestled in Bac Ninh Province, travelers are transported into a realm of spiritual significance and architectural marvels dating back to the 13th century. Here, the intricate details of the pagoda’s design, coupled with the serene ambiance, offer a tranquil escape from urban life. Continuing the adventure, participants pedal their way through the picturesque countryside to Dong Ho Folk Painting Village. This vibrant community is renowned for its traditional artistry, where skilled artisans breathe life into intricate folk paintings depicting Vietnamese folklore and daily life. As travelers engage with local craftsmen, they gain firsthand insights into the meticulous process of woodblock carving and natural dye application, discovering the rich symbolism embedded within each artwork.

Bat Trang, a quaint village nestled in the northern region of Vietnam, lies approximately 13 kilometers southeast of the bustling center of Hanoi, just beyond the Long Bien Bridge. What makes it a sought-after destination for many tourists exploring the northern landscapes? The answer lies in its renowned reputation for crafting exquisite ceramic and pottery items of exceptional quality. Cycling to Bat Trang village is not only a scenic adventure but also an opportunity to delve into Vietnam’s rich cultural heritage through its ceramics and local life along the Red River. Enjoy your cycling trip and the experiences that Bat Trang village has to offer

Commence on a journey to uncover the allure of northern Vietnam as we explore the hidden gems of the Red River Delta. En route, we’ll be treated to picturesque pastoral scenes and expansive vistas, witnessing local communities tending to their rice paddies. Our itinerary includes visits to the historic site of Hoa Lu, the captivating karst limestone formations of Thung Nang, and the enchanting Cuc Phuong National Park. This excursion offers an ideal blend of cycling, sightseeing, and trekking adventures.

Starting from the point of departure, you’ll feel the serenity of the Northern Vietnamese landscape. It’s a great opportunity to escape the hustle and bustle of city life and immerse yourself in the peaceful countryside, with its small roads, lush green fields, and tranquil rivers.

Upon arriving at Phu Lang Pottery Village, you’ll step into the world of Vietnam’s traditional pottery art. Here, you can participate in activities such as pottery shaping, explore traditional techniques, and interact with local artisans. Then, the journey continues to Dai Bai Village, where you’ll discover the traditional bronze casting culture. By observing local artisans creating delicate bronze artworks, you’ll appreciate their creativity and endless passion.