Trip Info
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150 km
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Hue
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Hoian
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10
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All meals as indicated per itinerary
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1 hotel, 3 resorts
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14
Overview
Embark on a memorable 5-day cycling journey along Vietnam’s stunning Central Coast, connecting two iconic UNESCO World Heritage Sites: the Imperial City of Hue and the ancient town of Hoi An. This tour offers a perfect blend of history, culture, breathtaking natural beauty, and exhilarating cycling experiences, including conquering the famous Hai Van Pass.
Your adventure begins in Hue, the former imperial capital, where you’ll delve into Vietnam’s rich history by cycling along the Perfume River and visiting impressive sites such as the Hue Citadel, significant Nguyen Dynasty Royal Tombs (Tu Duc, Khai Dinh), and the Thien Mu Pagoda. The journey then takes you along picturesque coastal roads and a peninsula before facing the challenge of the Hai Van Pass, known as the “Pass of the Ocean Clouds,” with its rewarding panoramic views of the coastline.
Descending from the pass, you’ll arrive in the charming ancient town of Hoi An. Here, you’ll have ample time to explore this beautifully preserved UNESCO site by walking and cycling, discovering its unique architecture, vibrant markets, and historical landmarks like the Japanese Covered Bridge and Phuc Kien Assembly Halls. The tour also includes a cultural immersion experience at Tra Que village, where you can interact with local farmers, and a relaxing boat trip on the Thu Bon River.
A highlight is a cycling trip to the My Son Ruins, another UNESCO World Heritage Site, offering insights into the ancient Champa civilization. The tour concludes in Hoi An with a free day to further explore the town, shop for souvenirs, or visit local craft villages, leaving you with lasting memories of this captivating region of Vietnam.
Highlights
- Explore the historic Hue Citadel and the majestic Nguyen Dynasty Royal Tombs
- Experience cultural immersion with a visit to Tra Que village, known for its organic farming.
- Cycle along the scenic Perfume River in Hue
- Embark on a cycling journey along Vietnam's Central Coast, notably connecting the UNESCO World Heritage Sites of Hue and Hoi An.
