Day 1: Hoi An – Kham Duc ( 120 km)

Kham Duc, our first night destination, is a remote town covered by mountains and rainforests. To access here, we have to drive through the HCM trail along Dak Mik river, hill tribes villages and tropical farms.

At 8.30 am, our easy-rider tour-guide will meet you at your hotel. We pack your luggage on our motorcycle, get to know each other then set off to explore the outskirts of Hoi An and the ancient Cham temple. We then embark on countryside roads to capture breathtaking scenery.

Ascended to higher altitude, the mountain roads surely blow your mind with its scenic views, villages of ethnic minority on hillsides, waterfalls and lush rainforests where we experience local culture and chill at waterfalls.

At HCM trail memorial state, you see the left of the war and get deeper information about the Vietnam war then we call it a wonderful day when we arrive at Kham Duc town at about 5pm.

Day 2: Kham Duc – Kon Tum ( 170 km)

Ngoc Linh National park separates this region in different areas, it means we again have thrilling rides on spectacular landscapes and history sites.

After breakfast and coffee, HCM trail with its secrets get you to hill tribes villages and curvy mountain roads. We then visit a war monument, the fields of battle, and the US military base on the way to Kon Tum.

We get to Kon Tum before sunset on Dak Bla river.

Day 3: Kon Tum – Chu Se ( 80 km)

A short day for riding but a big day for seeing the unseen. We cover famous Kon Tum outstanding places before taking a ride to the oldest Kon Ktu village – a village of Bana ethnic minorities. Bana is a native people in this province; and with the EZ-rider team, you’ll understand more about their history, culture, language and lifestyle.

Next, we ride to Pleiku to visit picturesque tea plantations and refresh your soul at a peaceful lake, then discover a remote region of the Jarai community which brings you a point of view of these people. Capture scenic rice terraces and imposing Phu Cuong waterfall before checking out Chu Se town.

Day 4: Chu Se – Buon Me Thuot city (140km)

Buon Ma Thuot is an urban center in the Central Highland and is named The Coffee Capital of Vietnam.

Firstly, we will start the morning ride with fresh air and the specialty of Chu Se: black pepper, rubber, and cashew. At each farm, you have a chance to broaden your knowledge of the plant background stories, to understand each plant locally grown on their fatherland.

Afterwards, a great cruise on rolling hills through evergreen farms gets you to Buon Me Thuot city at about 4pm. Now you can walk to explore the city, get a massage or relax at a hotel.

Day 5: Buon Me Thuot – Nam Kar Natural Reserves – Lak lake (120 km)

Buon Ma Thuot offers a great experience checking its highlights such as: cocoa and coffee farms, noodle village, mushroom grown. After that, we head to the local market to get ingredients for picnic lunch during Nam Kar Natural Reserves discovery where we drive through rainforest, trek to waterfalls and swim at Fairy pool.

Not long after driving on twisty mountain roads of remote regions, we will be taking a local ferry across a river to access isolated villages of Lak lake where you see M’nong tribe daily life and their agriculture.

We’ll stay at a beautiful accommodation facing the lake and rice fields.

Day 6: Lak lake – Dalat (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 last day trip offers 165 km of mountain roads with beautiful landscapes, endless coffee plantations, evergreen rice fields and villages of ethnic minority people.

Enjoy local coffee with picturesque lake views then we have a breathtaking drive to Nam Ban district, the second homeland for a big community of immigrants after the Vietnam war, where you have a great opportunity to see how local life is nowadays.

Come to villages, you are welcomed with big smiling faces who share to you about their stories, culture and history. Come to farms, you would enrich your knowledge of each plant that the local people grow here in their fatherland such as coffee, pepper, tea, etc. Stopping by a traditional distillery to taste “happy water” (or Tears of the Nation), you may want to bring home some for your friends. Also, fried crickets and Weasel coffee would be added to your taste experience.

One of the must-visits on this route is the Buddhist pagoda where you admire the 70 meter high Lady Buddha, walk to visit other Buddha with a hope that your wishes will be listened to and will come true.

Elephant waterfall is among the most beautiful waterfalls in the Central Highland and definitely a treat for the eyes and music for the ears.

At a family-run silk factory, you can witness the mesmerizing transformation of silk cocoons into smooth threads. And if you want to buy something from here, just have a look at the showroom for a piece of souvenir for yourself or your beloved ones.

Finally, your accommodation in Da Lat is the last stop where we thank you for your traveling with us, Vietnam Easy Rider Tours, and hope to see you next time.

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