Day 1: Dalat – Lak lake (170KM)
Lak Lake is a freshwater lake that covers an area of about 6.2 km² and is the largest freshwater lake in the Central Highlands. It is also the second largest natural freshwater lake in Vietnam. This lake is the home of the M’nong ethnic minority. This first day trip offers 165 km of mountain roads with beautiful landscapes, endless coffee plantations ,evergreen rice fields and villages of ethnic minority people.

At 8.30am, our easy-rider tour-guides will meet you at your hotel. We pack your luggage on our motorbikes, get to know each other and set off to explore Nam Ban district which is famous for silk, coffee plantations, pagodas, etc.

Keep our ride on mountain roads to get “wow” sceneries, to visit the Elephant waterfall, to access villages of hill tribes before we arrive at Lak lake with sunset on rice fields.

Day 2: Lak lake – Nam Kar Nature Reserve (70KM)

With over 24 000 ha of tropical forest, Nam Kar plays an important nature conservation area where we could have one day discovery and an overnight stay.

Good morning Lak lake with a cup of Vietnam drip coffee then we hit the road to visit villages of the M’nong ethnic minority. Your easy-rider tour-guides will play the role of interpreters to help you interact with local people here in order to know more about their language, culture and lifestyle.
We then head to a local market nearby to get ingredients for picnic lunch during Nam Kar Nature Reserve discovery where we ride, trek, take pictures, and immerse ourselves in the beauty of natural waterfalls in this area.

We’ll be staying overnight at Draysap waterfall.

Day 3: Dray Sap waterfall – Chu Se town (160KM)

This 160km riding day gives you the chance to explore Buon Me Thuot city with outstanding places such as rice-noodle villages, mushroom grow houses, and traditional incense villages.

Our next stop, Chu Se, is a small southern town of Gia Lai province that is well known for plantations of coffee, rubber and black pepper. We will stay here for the night – a no-tourist town.

Day 4: Chu Se – Kon Tum (80KM)

A short day for riding but a big day for seeing the unseen. We cover famous Chu Se outstanding places before taking countryside roads heading to Pleiku where you can take a rest at a tea plantation or refresh your soul at a beautiful lake.

Bana is a native people in Kon Tum and with the EZ-riders team, we come to visit the oldest Kon K’Tu village and share with you how different this ethnic group is from the others.

Arriving at Kontum city early to call it a day. Now you can go around, check out the city, get a massage, or just relax at the hotel.

Day 5: Kon Tum – Kham Duc (170KM)

Kham Duc is a remote town covered by mountains and jungles. To get here, we have to ride through national parks and the historical HCM trail.

Leaving Kon Tum, you have the opportunity to understand more about the “ Vietnam war” during our stops at military bases, fields of battles, and Vietnam War Memorials.

We keep riding on the HCM trail along the Laos border to Kham Duc town. The mountain roads offer you beautiful breaks to capture pictures of beautiful natural waterfalls, streams, and tropical forest.

Day 6: Kham Duc – Hoi An/Da Nang City (120KM)

Hoi An or Hội An (in Chinese: 會安), translated as “peaceful meeting place” from Sino-Vietnamese, is a brilliant destination to relax for a few days, and we have a peaceful ride to this world heritage convention listed place.

From Kham Duc, we still travel on the HCM trail where you can see more historical relics, villages of minority people.

By the way, there are many waterfalls ahead waiting for you to check out. In this hot weather, getting some swimming is not bad at all. Lastly, we check out some pagodas on the way and stop at local tropical fruit farms to have some fresh fruits on site before we arrive in Hoi An late in the afternoon.
We’ve been together for 6 days and now it’s time for us to say Goodbye and See You Again!

Easy Rider Tour by Vietnam Easy Rider Tours