Du Gia

Your journey kicks off with an early breakfast and a full trip briefing from your guides—covering safety, cultural etiquette, the itinerary, and everything you’ll need for the ride ahead. Once packed, riders will be introduced to their bikes and shown all key operations,while passengers meet their Easy Riders. We hit the road via a little-known route built during COVID, immediately surrounded by breathtaking scenery. Depending on the weather, we may stop at hidden swimming holes or support a local family in need through small but meaningful aid. After a late lunch in a peaceful spring-fed village, we’ll end the day with a refreshing swim or a short trek and a hearty dinner with cold Bia Hoi in hand.

Dong Van

We start the day with breakfast at a local spot or our homestay before riding through vibrant Red Dao and Nung villages—plenty of stops for photos and cultural insight along the way. Lunch is served in a quiet Tay village tucked deep in the mountains, where you’ll explore a local cave system that provides naturally filtered water to nearby communities. Basic amenities give you a real sense of daily life here. In the afternoon, we head into the legendary Ma Pi Leng Pass—dramatic, breathtaking, and every bit worth the hype. Dinner is a seasonal feast prepared by local Hmong hosts.

Yen Minh

After breakfast at the homestay, we ride southwest through striking karst landscapes near the border, where ancient rock formations and fossils tell stories from the Jurassic era. And yes—there may be a cheeky step across the frontier (shh, don’t tell anyone). Lunch is in Yen Minh, at one of the oldest operating restaurants in the province,serving up timeless local flavors. The afternoon is smooth sailing on newly paved roads, with photo ops, coffee stops, and maybe even a swim. Back at the villa, 3-day riders freshen up before departing, while 4-day guests settle in for poolside drinks and a BBQ feast.

Ha Giang

Your final day starts slow—with a swim or a lie-in, followed by fresh fruit and pancakes for breakfast. Today’s ride (or drive) winds through peaceful ethnic minority villages far from the tourist trail. Think stilt houses, rice paddies, and spring-fed pools—it’s a quieter,more personal kind of magic. The pace is yours to set: explore caves, waterfalls, or just take it all in. For lunch, you’ll share a meal with one of our Easy Riders and their family or gather for a local BBQ by the water. It’s raw, real, and often emotional—an unforgettable way to end the journey.