From the capital city of Hanoi to the remote mountains of the northeast, our cycling holidays in Vietnam take you on a journey through diverse landscapes of Southeast Asia

The map above shows the route we cycled through Vietnam. We entered Vietnam from the northern border with China and exited firstly into Loas and then to Camboda in the south west.

Ride from Ho Chi Minh City to Hanoi, witnessing Vietnam’s beauty unfold and interacting with the friendly local people

Although it is famous for its rugged mountain roads, Vietnam is always a must-visit for fanatics. As a connoisseur, but have you experienced all of the following Vietnamese streets? Here are some suggestions that will captivate travelers. Not only possesses the guide of Mountain Bike trails, but the text below will also show you the latest guide to Challenge Yourself.

Vietnam is well-known for its diverse nature, ranging from vast rice paddies to long coastline of mesmerizing beaches and enormous mountains after mountains.

Vietnam's Ba Be National Park, nestled in the northern part of the country, is a haven for nature lovers seeking tranquility and breathtaking landscapes. With its lush forests, emerald lakes, and rich biodiversity, Ba Be National Park offers an ideal setting for cyclists to immerse themselves in the beauty of Vietnam's natural wonders.

Cycling in Vietnam is perhaps the best way to see the country up close. From place to place you see students cruising between cars and motorcycles on their way to school and sellers stack racks of goods on their way to the market. Whether you want to cycle on quiet country roads to see rice fields, ride between ancient temples or zigzag between market stalls, it is certainly an adventure to explore Vietnam by bike.

Cycling & mountain biking in Dalat is one of the best ways to discover the stunning hills and forest areas. Despite the fact that you can find similar nature areas throughout the Central Highlands and you also have many mountains in the north of the country, Dalat is actually one of the only places where you can go mountain biking in Vietnam. This is because cycling, and especially mountain biking, is not (yet) very popular in Vietnam.

Ta Xua is a hidden gem in Vietnam, offering stunning natural beauty, cloud-filled mountains, and deep cultural experiences. Perfect for photographers, hikers, and adventurers!

Saigon's Walking Street is a vibrant hub of culture, food, and entertainment in Ho Chi Minh City. Visitors can enjoy mouth-watering street food, watch live street performances, explore local shops, admire street art, and relax in cozy cafes. The street comes alive at night with bustling markets, friendly locals, and an exciting nightlife. It's a must-visit destination for anyone planning a trip to Vietnam.

Ban Gioc Waterfall, located on the Vietnam-China border, is a stunning natural attraction best visited during specific seasons. From the lush green of the dry season to the powerful monsoon flow and the golden harvest, each season offers a unique experience. Travelers can enjoy scenic hikes, bamboo boat rides, and explore nearby attractions. Golden Cycling Tours offers Vietnam holiday packages that include Ban Gioc, providing an unforgettable journey through Vietnam's countryside.

Explore Northern Vietnam’s top mountain destinations for nature lovers, including the cloud-covered Ta Xua, scenic Fansipan, mythical Ba Vi, and thrilling Phu Si Lung. Perfect for trekking, breathtaking views, and cultural experiences.

Central Vietnam, in particular, offers numerous brilliant biking routes such as easy countryside rides, challenging mountainous or amazing coastal ones. Read on to find out the 6 best cycling routes that we recommend below.

Cycling in central Vietnam offers a unique and exhilarating way to explore the stunning landscapes and cultural treasures of this beautiful region. From the bustling city of Da Nang to the peaceful countryside and charming villages, central Vietnam has something for every type of cyclist.

Central Vietnam is home to some of the most breathtaking scenery in the country, and one of the best ways to experience it is by bike. In this post, we’ll take you on a journey from Hue to Hoi An, sharing tips and insights to help you plan your own scenic bike adventure.