Highlands Expedition Adventures / My Lai Massacre Off-Road

Introduction
Highlands Expedition Adventures / My Lai Massacre Off-Road

1. Overview

For experienced riders only!

Central Vietnam is an ideal destination for off-road adventures. With different types of geographical features and topography, the high mountain, forests to Indochina border Vietnam - Lao _ Cambodia, this 5-day off-road Vietnam dirt bike tour from Hoi An to Kon tum via Dakto, Indochina border loop will take you to the paradise regions of central Vietnam. Journey to the hidden paradise lies peacefully in Central Vietnam, a paradise of extraordinary scenery, attractive biodiversity, and rich culture.

The trip will take you by surprise and become rich as you explore the surrounding areas that are predominantly Minority people. Generally, this tour is for experienced enthusiasts. There are plenty of off road opportunities and chances to test your skills. No hiding from the “real” Vietnam on this tour, get stuck in, from the luxurious to the rough.

2. Trip Includes

Experienced English Speaking Guide and Motorbike for self-riding (license required)
4 x Breakfast, 5 x Lunch, 4 x Dinner Snacks
4 night Accommodation in double or twin share room **
Entry Fees and Ferry Crossings
International Safety Standard Helmet
Drinking Water on the Road
Saddle Bags, Gloves & Rain Ponchos (if needed)
Manual Honda XR150L

3. Trip Excludes

Alcohol & short drinks, personal & motorbike insurance (for motorcycle accident)
Personal expenses/tips
Damages to motorcycle, VAT 10%

"Upgrades to Honda CRF300L/CB500X available for $45 per day."

Day 1

Hoi An – Nam Tra My / Off-Road Day/210km

As we ride through rice paddies, we will see local farmers working in their fields before we travel over a 25km section of off-Road Mountain trails that take us through isolated rural communities. We will also ride through the photogenic Thu Bon River delta on a local ferry, capturing a glimpse of everyday rural Vietnamese lifestyles and head deep into the heart of Central Vietnam. Our trail takes us through a number of ethnic minority villages where we stay overnight.

Day 2

Nam Tra My – Kon tum via Indochina border/ Off-Road /260 km

On day 2! After morning coffee at the base of the Truong Son Mountain range we start our ascent towards Dak To. We twist and turn through Ethnic minority villages before breaking through to the border mark of the tripoint between Vietnam - Laos - Cambodia. We will motorbike on smooth sealed road through rubber tree plantations plantation, and some off-road then arrive at Kon tum town at 5:00 pm

Day 3

Kon tum – Mang Den via Gia Lai / Off – Road Day! 180km

Today’s big challenges for Off-Road ride! is packed with incredible scenery and memorable surprises, as our mountainous route takes us through remote villages where foreign visitors are rare and enthusiastically welcomed. Visit rubber plantations and learn what the locals do for a living. Stop at Ede ethnic minority village to experience pleasure with their unique culture, must be the highlight of the trip. You will finish the enjoyable motorbike ride today at about 17:00

Day 4

Mang Den to Quang Ngai / 220km

Today’s drive crosses the historic East Ho Chi Minh Trail, through lush forests and past jaw-dropping views of the central Vietnam Mountains. We will visit another village of ethnic minorities where the culture and traditions remain untouched and onto one of the most authentic hill tribes to remain in Vietnam. Continuing the adventure on the East HCM trail we traverse through lush forests with beautiful views of the central Vietnam mountains, and just when you thought it couldn’t get any more beautiful, we arrive at a waterfall. Along the way you will see happy children waving to welcome you and while visiting the villages of ethnic minorities you will meet and talk to them. From here we shall go down a picturesque winding mountain road. We will cap off our day enjoying magical views of the sunset before going to Quang Ngai.

Day 5

Quang Ngai – Hoi An 160km

On this day, we will visit the My Lai massacre was the Vietnam War mass killing of between 347 and 504 unarmed civilians in South Vietnam on March 16, 1968. It was committed by U.S. Then we will go along the coast with many shrimp Lake of local family, stop on the beautiful beach before get the local ferry to small island non-tourist, take another ferry, we continue riding along the coats, Ride through rice field, crossing on floating bridge stop for take beautiful pictures before back to Hoi An

Introduction Highlands Expedition Adventures / My Lai Massacre Off-Road