The motorbike tour, spanning 7.5 hours and priced at US$74.77 per person, offers visitors a captivating journey from the esteemed imperial capital of Hue to the enchanting ancient town of Hoi An. This unforgettable experience encompasses renowned tourist destinations in Central Vietnam, including Lang Co Beach, Hai Van Pass, Da Nang centre, the Marble Mountains Tourist Area, and the captivating town of Hoi An itself.
One Tripadvisor reader described their experience as ‘amazing from start to finish’, praising the friendly staff and great fun. The reader also mentioned that the views were epic and considered the activity to be of great value. They highly recommended it as a must-do for anyone in Vietnam.
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The street food tour of culinary delights in Ho Chi Minh City was ranked 14th among the top 25 travel experiences.
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Experience the vibrant street food culture of Ho Chi Minh City with our exciting motorbike food tour. This immersive four-hour adventure allows visitors to explore the culinary scene of Vietnam’s bustling southern metropolis. Priced at $40 per adult, our tour includes a wide range of benefits such as beverages, food tastings, a delicious dinner, refreshing snacks, and convenient hotel pickup and drop-off services. Join us to embark on a culinary journey like no other in the heart of Ho Chi Minh City.
“There is no better way to immerse yourself in the culture of Saigon than by riding a motorbike. Join us on a private guided foodie adventure where you will have the opportunity to indulge in eight separate tastings at various street eateries,” recommended a TripAdvisor reader.
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The Hai Van Pass, also known as the Sea Clouds Pass, presents a stunning natural scenery with lush mountains and azure skies, providing breathtaking views of Da Nang City, Tien Sa Port, the Son Tra Peninsula, and the South China Sea. Situated at an elevation of 500m above sea level, this pass traverses a ridge of the Truong Son mountain range, serving as Vietnam’s highest pass.
The mountain pass, spanning 25 kilometres, is a sought-after destination for adventurous motorcyclists, drawn to its serpentine roads, unexpected bends, and precarious corners. Additionally, it boasts a picturesque lookout point that provides breathtaking vistas of Da Nang Bay.
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Ngu Binh Mountain, also known as Ngu Mountain or Hon Mo or Bang Mountain, stands at a height of 103 meters on the right bank of Huong River. Located approximately 4 kilometers to the south of Hue city, this majestic mountain is flanked by two smaller mountains, Ta Bat Son and Huu Bat Son. Throughout history, it has played a significant role in the Nguyen royal dynasty, serving as the chosen site for the Hue palace.
The Huong River originates from the Truong Son mountain range, where the Ta Trach and Huu Trach springs converge at the Tuan junction (also known as ‘Bang Lang’ in administrative terms). This convergence forms the beautiful Huong River.
Ngu Binh Mountain. Photo: thuathienhue.gov.vn |
The Huong River gracefully flows from south to north, passing by the sacred temples of Hon Chen and Ngoc Tran. It then curves northwest, meandering through the picturesque plains of Nguyet Bieu and Luong Quan. Continuing its course, the Huong River flows to the northeast of Hue city, softly echoing the presence of the Truong Son mountain. Along its banks lies the final resting place of the Nguyen emperors, where they peacefully rest for eternity.
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