Dai Tu contains 2 townships and 29 communes including Dai Tu, Quan Chu, An Khanh, Ban Ngoai, Binh Thuan, Cat Ne, Cu Van, Duc Luong, Ha Thuong, Hoang Nong, Hung Son, Khoi Ky, Ky Phu, La Bang, Luc Ba, Minh Tien, My Yen, Na Mao, Phu Cuong, Phu Lac, Phu Thinh, Phu Xuyen, Phuc Luong, Phuc Linh, Quan Chu, Tan Linh, Tan Thai, Tien Hoi, Van Tho, Van Yen, and Yen Lang.
Dai Tu Thai Nguyen Cycling
2. Getting to Dai Tu Thai Nguyen
The best way to get to Dai Tu from Hanoi is to rent a car with driver. The car journey takes about 2-3 hours on road. There are several daily buses from Hanoi to Thai Nguyen. Most of buses depart Hanoi from My Dinh bus station.
3. Dai Tu Weather
The average temperatures in the hottest and the coldest months are 28.9 °C in June and 15.2 °C in January in the region of Dai Tu. The lowest recorded is 13.7 °C. Total number of sunny hours in a year is ranges between 1,300 and 1,750, which is equally distributed for months in a year. The climate of the district of Dai Tu has two distinct seasons: the rainy season from May to October and dry season from October to May. The average rainfall per annum lies in the range of 2,000 to 2,500 mm; it rains most in August and least in January. Generally speaking, Dai Tu’s climate is favourable for developing agriculture and forestry.
4. Cycling around Dai Tu
Cycling is the best way to explore Dai Tu rural villages. Ride the quiet trails through rice fields and small villages. Make stops to learn about daily village life in Thai Nguyen and to enjoy some local snacks. Dai Tu district has sealed, paved roads offering fantastic bike rides for enthusiastic road cyclists and countryside explorers. We have a range of road cycling trips and family bike tours around Dai Tu and Thai Nguyen region, providing options for both those who want some easy fun day bicycle tours and those who prefer long flat rides. You don’t have to be a regular rider to enjoy it.
Our unique combination of countryside cycling activities, sightseeing and authentic cultural tour will take you far away from the regular tourist itinerary and “off the beaten track” deep into rural Vietnam where you will be able to see traditional villages, ancient pagodas, temples, communal houses, local customs and rituals as well as age-old traditions of Vietnamese people.
Take a bike ride in Dai Tu to discover another Vietnam off the beaten path place which still stays away from mass tourism.
5. Thai Nguyen Holiday Packages
Check out our best Thai Nguyen holiday packages including Thai Nguyen classic tours, Thai Nguyen bike ride, motorbike, motorcycle tours from Hanoi that are designed for small group tours and family travel. Traveling these all-inclusive, off the beaten track packages you will discover the province of Thai Nguyen as well as other non-touristy places in the northern region of Vietnam.
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