Easyrider: Way To Get Great Heart and Mind! Viet Nam.
Come to see one million smiles in a world of lush rolling hill, conical hats, water buffaloes and a world which you take a way in your heart

Vietnam with a four thousand year history, up and down from foreign invasion is ready to be involved in global movement and developement.

Comming along with these things happening and what we need to wake up all these potentialities, to reveal regional typical cultural features and amazing natural beauty as well for foreigners is PEOPLE.

A young dynamic, enthusiastic, energetic and knowledgeable generation with university degrees and ready to be in action to connect you all to Vietnamese, minority lives and their nature. That is the reason our group was born and called: “Vietnam Easyriders“.

Step by step our team will be stronger and stronger to confirm the position on Lonely Planet and Trip Advisor, .

VIETNAM HIGHLIGHTS

HANOI: Around Hanoi you can find a variety of temples containing a great mix of religions. Buddhism, Taoism and Confucianism are all blended together, with a harmonious – if confusing! – result. Make sure you check out the temple of Literature and the Ngoc Son Temple on the island in the centre of Hoan Kiem lake. - Moontorch, Traveller

HALONG BAY: If you can get out of bed after being lulled to sleep by the swaying boat, your morning on Halong Bay will truly be one for the books. The mountains meet the see in this archipelago, huge peaks rising all around you as you sail by. Every view is picture worthy, especially in the morning light. If you like rice for breakfast, you’re really in luck. - Lucy Anne Kegan, USA

HILL TRIBES: Tote a questionably heavy bag of marbles into the mountains. Watch the hill-tribe children’s faces light up as you play. At five, they work full time, slinging a younger sibling on their back while selling handicrafts to tourist. - Heather Narynsky, Canada

HOIAN: Tile-roofed wooden houses, treets lit with hanging red lanterns, and Chinese temples give small, riverside Hoi An great charm. It has few cars but a busy river life, and is good for tailor made clothers and original art. – Onesmallbag, Traveller

HO CHI MINH TRAIL: Ride the Ho Chi Minh trail on two wheels and get off Vietnam’s well-worn tourist trail. Rent a motorcycle and hire a Easy rider guide in eigher Hoi An or Dalat for the 800km, for day trip through the mountains and villages of the striking central highlands. – Cheryn Flanagan, USA

DALAT: Dalat is a beautiful city set in the mountains, known for its flowers and strawberries. The weather is cooler than throughout the rest of the country and provide a nice break from the heat on the coast. You can travel to Dalat very easily from the surrounding cities. Go to relax, enjoy food and see the city’s agriculture and beauty. - Elizabeth Trex, USA

SAND DUNES OF MUI NE: If you’re after a break from the ever-present fish sauce smell of Mui Ne, then charter yourself a motor-bike tour and head for the red-and white sand dunes. You’ll especially appreciate the sight if it’s overcast, as the color of the dunes can change dramatically from one second to the next. And if you feel like a spot of surfing – sand dune – style – then there’s an abundance of local kids on hand to lend you a plastic board. Rof a small fee, of course. – Naomi Jennings, LonelyPlanet Staff

MEKONG DELTA: We had a fantastic day in Mekong Delta, cruising down the narrow canals of the Co Chien river in a wooden canoe, sucking on freshly cut sugar cane and visiting the beautiful little islands of Vinh Long