14 Days Hanoi to Saigon Motorbike Tour via Ho Chi Minh Trail

Day 1: Hanoi – Pu Luong 160km

8:00AM our team will come and pick you up to our garage station to take the motorbike we chose the day before and head to the Southwest of Hanoi to take in fresh air through the rice field and rural villages of northern Vietnam countryside. 

Day 2: Pu Luong – Vinh City 270km

Today we head south on a beautiful winding road, which follows the banks of the Ma River. After some hours riding on the quiet road along Ho Chi Minh trail.

Day 3: Vinh – Huong Khe 160km

After a short ride we will arrive birthplace of Ho Chi Minh in the Kim Lien Village, after that you will head to the Ho Chi Minh Highway via the Thanh Chuong District. Reach Huong Khe town at 5:00pm 

Day 4: Huong Khe – Dong Hoi 210 km

Today we’ll leave for Dong Hoi via Phong Nha – Ke Bang with a stop to visit Ho Chi Minh Trail monument.

Day 5: Dong Hoi – Dong Ha 200km

The ride is also on the new, quiet highway. Along the way, there will be a short stop at the Truong Son National Cemetery to pay respect to the soldiers who fought and died on the trail during the American War. Then, you will head to the Dong Ha town passing the Ben Tat Bridge to cross the Ben Hai River.

Day 6: Dong Ha -A Luoi 200km

Motorbiking a long Truong Son foothill to reach Khe Sanh Base. Head down to A Luoi for the night stay in a small guest house.

Day 7: A Luoi – Hoi An 240km

This day’s riding is the best riding of the whole route. you will get to see the stunning scenery of primitive forests backed by the imposing Truong Son mountain range. 

Day 8: Hoi An

Enjoy a free day to explore Hoi An or ride to Da Nang where US Marine landed in 1964.

Day 9: Hoi An -Phuoc Son 200km

We head to My Son in the morning to visit a complex of Hindu temples that were constructed by the Champa kingdom then head to Phuoc Son

Day 10: Kham Duc – Kon Tum 190km

On this day we will visit different minority villages, ride over Lo Xo Pass, making lots of stops along the way to meet De and Trieng minorities, who live along the Dak Po Ko River. 

Day 11: Kon Tum – Buon Me Thuot 240km

In the morning we drive south through the Central Highlands, passing Pleiku and then the Ia Drang Valley battlefield, before continuing onto Buon Ma Thuot

Day 12: Buon Ma Thuot – Dalat 200km

Riding along Highway 27, one of the most beautiful mountain roads in the Central Highlands, winding its way to Lak Lake then reach Dalat

Day 13: Da Lat – Mui Ne 230km

Take a visit to Da Lat central market and railway station before departing for picturesque coastal town of Mui Ne. 

Day 14: Mui Ne – Saigon 230km

On our last day we will visit Thay Thim temple and more about the Champa history and culture when you visit their old towers. Have lunch half way and reach Saigon at about 5:00pm

Enjoy the ride and see the amazing Vietnam!