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Sapa, Vietnam

Sapa, Vietnam
Ha Giang, Vietnam

Ha Giang, Vietnam
Tam Duong, VN

Tam Duong, VN
Dat, the guide

Dat, the guide
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Jiuzhaigou Diexihaizi
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SPECIAL TOURS

CROSS BORDER TOUR 2012
18 days from 05-22 Sep 2012
From USD 2.997/rider

This is the special offer from Voyage Vietnam to our clients. We organize this tour to discover both amazing land in northern of Laos and central of Vietnam...
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THE UNIQUE & WILD RIDING OF LIFETIME!
14 days
From USD 2.332/rider

We hatched a plan to implement unique programs and unique tour in Vietnam. Connect small roads in the north, including the trek and bike routes as in common way they are not possible for motorcycles to go through...
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TESTIMONIALS

Mr. David Toscano Australia
Within an hour we were out on open spaces and the ride up to Thac Ba reservoir was just the tonic I needed after the hustle and bustle of Hanoi. We stayed with local villages on the reserviour who were truly friendly and warm... read more

Mr. Carl Wallace Australia
Voyage Vietnam puts you in close touch with the real lives of the Vietnamese, staying in their houses and being treated as family. A successful motorbike tour hinges on the quality and experience of... read more

Mr. Don Martini USA
My guide Tuan was a native Vietnamese who speaks fluent English and French. I think Tuan is a perfect guide that speaks the countryside dialect, knows and respects the ethnic culture customs, is well received in the countryside by the local villagers. I found his attitude, abilities and personal philosophy extremely valuable in making the trip something that I will always remember... read more

Mrs. Jan Rich Australia
We had an experience of a lifetime going into very remote, exciting areas that could only be done with a local guide. This trip was well planned including homestays and small hotels, local food stops and plenty of... read more

Mr. Hulme Simon United Kingdom
For experiencing the 'real' Vietnam, meeting its people and (perhaps most of all, for me) for being a real part of that unbelievably beautiful scenery day after day, this was an unbeatable trip... read more

Mr. Michael Geluardi USA
That was one of the best international experiences I have ever had in a very special country. Voyage Vietnam is unique and exceptional in that it is a truly vietnamese company with the experience, vision and expertise to open doors into the heart of Vietnam... read more

Mr. Cameron Kitchen Australia
Anh Tuan Nguyen possesses formal qualifications in Law and Philosophy. He knows how to open doors to areas not easily accessible in Vietnam. An example of this is Heavens Gate in the North of Vietnam. we rode north through this area and along the Vietnam / China border following the 'Frontier Area' signs. We even stopped at the Vietnam Border Guards residence for lunch on one day! Every where we went he is friends with the local Police and Village Presidents... read more

Mr. Tim Massy Australia
The way they work is by connecting like minded people and providing exceptionally experienced and talented guides for the group...The guys are all genuinely really cool. I was sad to leave and wish that I could have stayed with the group longer...read more



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  • Ho Chi Minh Trail, supply road of Viet Cong, importance part of Vietnam history during American War

    Ho Chi Minh Trail image, map, hochiminh trail, ho chi minh motorcycle tour, ho chi minh motorbike tour, history of ho chi minh trail The Ho Chi Minh Trail isn’t simply a straight North-to-South road. To the Vietnamese, it is known as a "Labyrinthine battle array laid on the eight-sign figure's pattern through the jungle". Catch your breath!!! It is a system of trails through the jungles following the Truong Son (as the road is known to the Vietnamese) mountain range along the Laotian frontier extending to the South-East areas of Laos. It originates from cutting through dense jungle to supply local Viet cong (VC) with supplies. Consisting of a combination of truck routes and paths for foot and bicycle it all adds up to a 16,000-kilometer (9,940-mile) web of tracks, roads and waterways. Over 16 years the trail carried more than one million North Vietnamese soldiers and vast quantities of supplies to battlefields in South Vietnam - despite ferocious American air strikes.

    Excavated by hand, intricate interconnecting tunnels with concealed entrances hid trail trekkers, often directly under the feet of the American troops searching for them. Radio and telecommunications facilities, food and weapons caches, medical aid stations and barracks, all underground, hid thousands of the North Vietnamese at any given time during the war. The trail system was vastly improved. As even more people used the trail, the trek was reduced to six weeks for a fit soldier. The North Vietnamese also used the HCM Trail to send soldiers to the south. At times, as many as 20,000 soldiers a month came from Hanoi by this way. In an attempt to stop this traffic, it was suggested that a barrier of barbed wire and minefields, called the McNamara Line, should be built. The plan was abandoned in 1967 after repeated attacks by the NLF on those involved in constructing the barrier.

    It's been more than 30 years since the war ended, but the HCM Trail is full of stories and insight for war historians researching military strategy. The HCM Trail symbolizes a strong vitality to the Vietnamese people. The Trail has now been made into a highway, but it was never one straight road like the road no. 1 from Hanoi to HCM City, it also consists of stretches between two points. In fact, the Trail is one system of dozens different paths throughout Indochina.

    We are one of the first companies to organize tours exploring the HCM Trail. Depending on what you wish to experience from this trip we offer two packages:
    Option 1: Tour meeting people during the American war or
    Option 2: Tour exploring the HCM Trail in Vietnam and Laos, including major battlefields.

    These tours depart from Hanoi arriving in HCM City - or HCM City to Hanoi, depending on your requirements. Be one of the first people to discover the Trail by bike, to witness the history and discover first-hand the difficulties and perseverance the Vietnamese faced undertaking this journey on foot. Contact us now for one of the world's greatest adventures.

    As this is a special tour you will need to contact us at least a month before the journey to make special arrangements. Depending on your time in Hanoi or HCM City before our agreed departure date you might have to organize visas on your own. If there is ample time, leave that and everything else to us.

    To discover the HCM Trail you will need at least 9 days on the road or, for the more interesting and leisurely itinerary, 14 days is recommended. However, come on in and discuss first-hand with the guides how best to accommodate your needs.

    Check out this special tour from Voyage Vietnam This is an example of the long tour in 18 days

    * Including:
    - Motorbike, all fuel;
    - Tour guide;
    - Motorbiking protective pants, jacket, gloves, helmet, rain gear, and other safety equipments;
    - Sleeping bags, mosquito nets, sheets, pillows and accommodation;
    - Third party motorbike insurance;
    - All food;
    - All entrance fees, permits, tickets, boat trips, ferries, bamboo rafts, etc...
    - Voyage Vietnam assistance throughout your trip;
    - We also love to celebrate our guests' birthday - well any excuse for a celebration on the open road!

    * Personal expenses (such as souvenirs), personal insurance, train or flight tickets, drinks, food and accommodation in Hanoi, motorbike back to Hanoi by train and flight ticket(s) for the guide(s) back to Hanoi are not included in our fee.

    Note:
    - For the HCM Trail in Laos you must pay an extra 20 EUR/person for the visa. Taxes and all permits in Laos are not included in our fee.
    - All our tariff rates are net and in EUR based on twin-share or triple-share accommodation unless stated otherwise. For single occupancy, an extra charge will apply.

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