Top 5 Cities For The Best Cycling Trip In Vietnam

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Vietnam's unique topography and diverse natural settings make it an ideal destination for cycling tours. The country offers stunning caves, hills, islands, and serene countryside, providing the perfect terrain for great bike adventures. The allure of the Vietnam bike tour also stems from its tropical forests, diverse flora and fauna, and pleasant weather.

Traveling by bike also helps tourists improve their health, provides flexibility in planning their travel itinerary, and sparks a sense of excitement when they conquer challenges along the way. It allows them to connect with locals, gain deeper insights into Vietnamese culture, and build new friendships.

Hue

Lies along the Perfume River, this former royal capital of the Nguyen dynasty is considered the pinnacle of Vietnamese language, cuisine, and fashion accompanied by royal games, court music, and imperial dance.

To become the first bicycle city in Vietnam by 2030, Hue is gradually upgrading the urban transportation system, ensuring safety, comfort, and convenience for cycle travel. Photo: Hue Smile Travel

To become the first bicycle city in Vietnam by 2030, Hue is gradually upgrading the urban transportation system, ensuring safety, comfort, and convenience for cycle travel. This initiative reduces dependence on motor vehicles and aims to create a fresher, more peaceful, and quiet living space.

The first village travelers can include in their cycling circuit is Thanh Tien village. Located in Phu Mau commune, Phu Vang district, following the downstream of Huong River, Thanh Tien village is famous for making paper flowers, especially lotus.

The artisans can make a wide range of flowers using available materials like bamboo sticks and natural coloring. All of them look meticulous, not less beautiful than the real ones. Biking to Thanh Tien village, tourists can try to make the confetti themselves under the instruction of the craftsman.

Hoi An

Hoi An is famous for its ancient houses that are preserved almost intact and its streets lit up with lanterns at night. With limited car and motorbike traffic, Hoi An is the perfect choice for those who enjoy cycling. Walking or cycling along Hoi An ancient town is a way for visitors to enjoy the nostalgic atmosphere of this place.

Hoi An is famous for its ancient houses that are preserved almost intact and its streets lit up with lanterns at night. Photo: Vietnamnet

Located between beautiful white sand beaches and the Thu Bon River, Hoi An is the perfect place to jump by bike and pedal around town. The picturesque old quarter of the city center is very suitable for cyclists.

Biking is a popular mode of transportation for tourists wishing to explore Hoi An and locals to get around. All hostels and hotels will have bikes that can be rented for free or a small fee, usually less than $1 per day. They can also be hired in countless places around the city.

There are many different places to cycle in Hoi An, both in and out of town. Some of the best places to visit in Hoi An are Cam Kim Island, the plant village of Tra Que with its surrounding rice fields, and the beautiful beaches.

Sa Pa

Sapa possesses unique natural beauty and culture that can only be fully explored by bicycle. This town has bumpy, winding roads with beautiful scenery, suitable for everyone who wishes to cycle around and enjoy the scenery.

Sapa possesses unique natural beauty and culture that can only be fully explored by bicycle.

Visitors can cycle through terraced fields, visit ethnic villages, and feel the life of the local people in Sa Pa.

Nestled in a beautiful valley about three km from the village of Sa Pa, the village of Cat Cat is home to black H’ mong people with unique customs. The road to the village of Cat Cat is very interesting for lovers of trekking and cycling.

Da Nang

In Da Nang, traveling by bicycle is interesting as this place has beautiful sea views and a tranquil atmosphere.

Da Nang stands out as an ideal biking tour destination. Firstly, its breathtaking landscapes will offer tourists the best cycling experiences. From the picturesque coastline with golden sandy beaches to the majestic mountains and lush countryside, Da Nang provides a stunning backdrop for cyclists. Moreover, the city’s mix of urban and rural areas allows riders to explore smooth city streets and challenging off-road trails.

In Da Nang, traveling by bicycle is interesting as this place has beautiful sea views and a tranquil atmosphere. Photo: Bao Lao Dong

Secondly, Da Nang is steeped in rich cultural heritage. The city has numerous ancient pagodas, temples, and historical landmarks. Cyclists can immerse themselves in the local culture, visit traditional villages, and witness the daily lives of the friendly locals. The blend of history and vibrant modernity creates a unique and enriching experience for biking enthusiasts.

Da Lat

With a cool climate, slopes covered with green pine trees, and typical architecture from the French colonial period, Da Lat is an ideal destination for cycling lovers.

Da Lat is an ideal destination for cycling lovers. Photo: Phuotvivu

Dalat is a mountainous city located in the Central Highlands of Vietnam, approximately 1,500 meters above sea level and surrounded by the Langbiang mountain range. The city is characterized by its moderate climate, with temperatures in Dalat, Vietnam ranging from 10°C to 25°C, and its abundance of pine forests, waterfalls, and lakes.

The topography of Dalat, Vietnam is defined by rolling hills and valleys, with many areas of the city offering panoramic views of the surrounding countryside. The city is also known for its fertile soil and is a major agricultural hub in Vietnam, producing a wide range of crops such as coffee, vegetables, and flowers.

Due to its elevation and cooler temperatures, Dalat is often known as the "City of Eternal Spring" and has become a popular destination for domestic and international tourists looking to escape the heat and explore the natural beauty of the central highlands.

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