Scenic route to My Son
Ride in comfort on a Royal Enfield Himalayan (410cc).
Tour Cost:
| Per pax |
|---|
| US $155 |
Extra Costs:
| Private tour (or 1 pax) |
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| US $50 |
All inclusive adventure (except alcohol)
- Experienced English-speaking tour guide
- Good quality, top condition motorbike
- Lunch
- Snacks, water & soft drinks while on tour
- First aid kit
- Entry fees, tolls and other ‘on the road’ fees
- Helmet (EU or DOT Standard certified)
- Waterproof jacket & pants
- Professional motorbike rider with A2 license
- Pick up & return to hotel (or airport)
- Adventure & excitement
What can be added to your tour: (Please contact us for pricing)
- Motorbike Jacket – Lightweight, mesh style – with back, elbow & shoulder protection.
- Lightweight motorbike gloves
- Pre & Post tour accommodation – we can assist with hotel recommendations
What you need to provide:
- Appropriate riding clothing – no open toe footwear
- Alcoholic drinks (if you enjoy)
- Personal Travel Insurance
- Personal expenses
- Tips
- Visa – as required
- Smiles & laughs
Scenic route to My Son Tour Includes:
- Experienced English-speaking tour guide
- As New condition motorbikes
- All fuel, oil, spare parts, tools as required
- All meals while on tour
- Snacks
- Water & soft drinks while on tour
- First aid kit
- Accommodation fees while on tour
- Entry fees, tolls and other ‘on the road’ fees
- Waterproof jacket & pants
- Tour mechanic
- Pick up & return to hotel (or airport)
Tour Overview
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Itinerary
Day 1
Leaving the coast we find ourselves in open rice farming areas, passing through small villages and getting to see how the Vietnamese people go about their daily lives. We can stop at historical military sites and places of cultural interest and learn some of Vietnam’s fascinating history.
After lunch it’s time to explore the UNESCO World Heritage site. The museum at the bottom has information on the unique culture of the Cham people. Hidden in the jungle, halfway up the sacred mountain are 71 temples to walk around. The temples were built over about 1000 years as the main holy site of the kingdom of Champa. After the collapse of Champa, the temples were initially forgotten, but then used again by the Vietnamese people fighting against the Americans in wartime. On leaving My Son we head back to the coast, through farming areas and scenic views. We will reach the My Son sanctuary in time for lunch, and enjoy some local foods.
Then, it’s back to base for a cold beer!
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