The Pu Luong Nature Reserve is decorated with limestone landscape, mountains covered by primary forest and jungle. The mountain range takes a big part of the land and allow to create some hidden valleys in between.

Kho Muong is probably the most special one as it is accessible only by motorbike or walking. Lost in a hidden valley, home of a circular mountain range with rice paddies and the largest cave in the Reserve, the “Bat Cave”.

Hieu village has also changed in last 3 years with homestays blooming all over the village. This is due to the stream along the village creating a multi-level waterfall that allows water hike in the dry season or a swim with the friendly locals.

Known as the epicenter of the touristic area in Pu Luong Nature Reserve, Don village remains a small one. It has naturally developed first due to its convenient location but mostly because the landscapes surroundings the village are truly impressive, rice terraces

As part of the journey, experiencing the local gastronomy is a way to discover the culture. The food in Pu Luong is particularly tasty, healthy and varied. We will find out in this article what not to miss when visiting Pu Luong Nature Reserve.

it is possible to end every Pu Luong – Mai Chau tour in Mai Chau if you are lacking of time. We can arrange then a shuttle bus or a private car to take you to your next destination. Contact us directly and we will answer any special requests.

Mai Chau is a district of Hoa Binh Province, just some 140 km form Hanoi to the west and 60 km from Hoa Binh City.

Mai Chau is a district of Hoa Binh Province, just some 140 km form Hanoi to the west and 60 km from Hoa Binh City. Mai Chau Town is located in the heart of a beautiful valley that is home to Thai ethnic minority and some others.

Mai Chau gradually becomes an ideal destination for those who love to explore the wonderful natural scenery and friendly people. Mai Chau stilt-house will actually be one of the best choices for the tourists traveling to the wonderland.

Pu Luong Bike Tours is our collection of Vietnam best bike tours we arrange in the region of Pu Luong nature reserve – Kho Muong, Ban Don, Ban Sai, Ban Hang, Ban Hieu, Mai Chau, Ngoc Son Ngo Luong, Tam Coc, Ninh Binh.

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.

Vietnam is a country of immense beauty, but its roads and weather can be unpredictable. Reading about the experiences of those who have already conquered the Hai Van Pass or navigated the muddy tracks of Sapa can be the difference between a good trip and a life-changing one. In this guide, we dive deep into the feedback from the global cycling community to help you choose the best tour operator for your journey.

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Cycling in Mai Chau is more than just exercise; it is a gateway to the White Thai culture. It is a place where every turn reveals a new perspective of rural harmony. In this comprehensive guide, we explore why Mai Chau is the perfect destination for cyclists of all levels and how you can experience its soul with the expertise of a professional guide.

If you are looking for a place where time seems to stand still and nature reigns supreme, look no further than Pu Luong Nature Reserve. Located in Thanh Hoa province, just a few hours' drive from Hanoi, this hidden gem is often described as "Sapa without the crowds." It is a land of dramatic limestone mountains, cascading rice terraces, and ancient jungles that hide some of the most authentic ethnic villages in Northern Vietnam.