Northern Majesty Challenge in Vietnam 28 Days
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Vietnam’s East-West Cycling Challenge: 4 Weeks of Adventure and Challenge!
This journey starts from Mong Cai, the northernmost village in Vietnam’s northeastern region, and traverses through Cao Bang, Ha Giang, Hoang Su Phi, Sa Pa, and Dien Bien Phu, the northwesternmost village, before ending at Moc Chau, Vietnam’s largest farming area, covering approximately 2,000 km.
The Nomach Path is Vietnam’s only mountain biking ultra-challenge, featuring 25 courses. Each course offers unique roads, stunning landscapes, and the opportunity to experience diverse local cultures.
This grand journey allows participants to immerse themselves in Vietnam’s varied landscapes and cultures, while pushing the limits of endurance and adventure. It’s a cycling camp where you can create your own story, riding with the freedom of the open road.
- Southeast Asia’s only mountain biking ultra-challenge
- A 2,000 km expedition along the Vietnam-China border, crossing from east to west
- 25 courses across 4 routes
- Completed in 4 weeks
Instructions for registering for Camp
Flexible Participation
- You can join or leave the tour at any time, for any duration, and at any location of your choice.
- The minimum participation period is 6 days and 5 nights.
- You may participate for anywhere between 6 to 28 days, depending on your preference.
- You are free to select the area and date of participation that suits you.
- Participation must align with the monthly challenge schedule.
Flexibility in Arrival and Departure
- You may arrive earlier or leave later than the official challenge dates.
- Changes to your departure or return dates must be requested before flight tickets are issued.
- Any additional costs incurred for alternative departure or return dates (such as accommodation, meals, or sightseeing) will be at your own expense.
- If you purchase your own airline tickets, a set amount will be deducted from the total cost.
Registration Requirements
- Submit a copy of your passport.
- Your passport must be valid for at least 6 months from the date of entry into Vietnam.
Launch Event Benefits
- 2% discount for groups of 2 or more.
- 5% discount for couples or those applying with children.
- 5% discount for groups of 5 or more.
- 10% discount for groups of 10 or more.
E-mountain Bike Rental Discounts
- For participation of 7 days or less: $30 → $15/day.
- For participation of 8-13 days: $30 → $10/day.
- For participation of 14 days or more: $30 → free.
Detailed schedule
Northern Majesty Challenge in Vietnam 28 Days
The Nomach Path is more than just a mountain biking journey—it’s an epic adventure that weaves together nature, history, and culture. As you traverse through the breathtaking landscapes of Northern Vietnam, you’ll encounter the grandeur of nature and the unique traditions of ethnic minority cultures. The challenging mountainous terrain, with its endless climbs and thrilling descents, tests your endurance and spirit, all while crossing passes rich with legends and history, connecting you to the deep roots of Vietnam.
Nomach Path offers more than just a ride—it’s a journey to discover your inner strength and find peace within the wonders of nature.
Take on the Nomach Path and experience the hidden gems of Northern Vietnam’s landscapes and indigenous cultures. Over a 2,000km odyssey, ride through towering mountain ranges, deep valleys, and traditional Vietnamese villages, and discover your true self along the way.
Ha Noi to Mong Cai (296km)
Start – Majesty’s Dream
Highlights:
- Preparation for the Majesty Challenge.
- Starting in the vibrant capital city of Hanoi, Vietnam.
- Anticipation and excitement for the journey ahead.
On this day, as you step into the lively city of Hanoi, it marks the grand start of the Majesty Challenge. True to its name, “Dream of Royalty,” this moment is about mentally and physically preparing for the epic journey ahead, filled with excitement and readiness to face new challenges. This is not just a journey—it’s an exploration that pushes the boundaries of self-discovery.
Activities: Travel and preparation for the Nomach Challenge.
Experience: Massage (not included), Vietnamese beer.
Mong Cai to Tien Yen (93km)
Route V1: Border Exploration Course
Highlights:
- Exploring the China-Vietnam border
- The first stage of the Nomach Path challenge
- Visiting border villages with rich history and unique cultural traditions
Starting from Mong Cai, this route traces the China-Vietnam border, revealing stunning landscapes and offering emotional experiences that can only be felt where two nations meet. As you travel, you will witness historical remnants and explore villages with rich cultural heritage. This route is not just a physical path but a living narrative connecting two countries.
Activities: Border exploration in Mong Cai, experiencing unpaved rural roads, visiting the China-Vietnam border crossing
Experience: Local food and coffee tastings.
Tien Yen to Lang Son (110km)
Route V2: Tay Heritage Course
Highlights
- Visit Tay ethnic villages.
- Journey along scenic unpaved village roads and paved rural paths.
- Engage with locals living harmoniously with nature and experience their culture.
This course takes you through Tay ethnic villages in Northern Vietnam, where you will experience their traditional way of life firsthand. Feel the warmth of the Tay people’s smiles and their welcoming spirit as you ride through picturesque countryside villages. This journey is a true blend of nature and culture, offering a peaceful and healing experience. The charm of riding on unpaved roads adds a unique touch to this adventure.
Activities: Tay ethnic village visits, riding along unpaved trails
Experience: Local traditional cuisine tasting.
Lang Son to Hoa Thuan (110km)
Route V3: Historical Path Course
Highlights:
- Visit the historic Dong Dang train station, famously visited by Kim Jong-il.
- Explore traditional village paths.
- Experience vastly different natural environments on opposite sides of the road.
- Discover historically significant locations along the east-west route.
This journey departs from Lang Son and takes you to Dong Dang Station, a site rich in historical significance. Once visited by Kim Jong-il, this station provides an opportunity to reflect on the Vietnam-North Korea relationship. As you explore the traditional village paths, you’ll uncover hidden stories preserved within the walls of these villages. One of the most fascinating aspects of this course is the striking contrast in natural landscapes on either side of the road.
Activities: Exploring the historic Dong Dang train station.
Experience: Enjoying a relaxing coffee at a local cafe.
Hoa Thuan to Ban Gioc (76km)
Route V4: Ban Gioc Waterfall Course
Highlights:
- Ride through the stunning landscapes of Cao Bang province.
- Witness Ban Gioc Waterfall, one of the four largest waterfalls in the world.
- Experience the natural beauty while cycling along both unpaved and paved roads.
This day’s journey will take you through the breathtaking natural scenery of Cao Bang, leading towards the majestic Ban Gioc Waterfall. As you navigate the challenging roads, you will be rewarded with the sight of this hidden gem in Northern Vietnam. The grandeur and tranquility of the waterfall make this route an unforgettable experience.
Activities: Exploring Ban Gioc Waterfall.
Experience: Rafting at Ban Gioc Waterfall, visiting the China-Vietnam border, horse-riding photo opportunities (optional).
Ban Gioc to Cao Bang (94km)
Route V5: Divine Eye Course
Highlights:
- Explore Nguom Ngao Cave.
- Discover God’s Eye Mountain.
- Experience the thrilling downhill at Ma Phuc Pass.
On this day, you will venture into the mystical natural beauty of Northern Vietnam. Explore the deep labyrinth of Nguom Ngao Cave and traverse the majestic God’s Eye Mountain, feeling awe at the sacred beauty of nature. The downhill ride along Ma Phuc Pass will offer an exhilarating experience, allowing you to flow seamlessly with the natural landscape.
Activities: Explore Nguom Ngao Cave, God’s Eye Mountain, Ma Phuc Pass, and rural roads.
Experience: Massage (not included), night market visits, and enjoying a coffee or beer with locals at a riverside cafe.
Cao Bang to Ha Quang (80km)
Route V6: Ho Chi Minh Legacy Course
Highlights:
- Visit the historical Pac Bo site and Lenin Stream, where Ho Chi Minh prepared for Vietnam’s independence.
- Reflect on the historical and cultural significance of the Cao Bang region.
- Ride through the expansive tobacco plantations, enjoying the rural landscapes.
- Experience the daily lives of the Tay ethnic people in the mountainous areas.
This course takes you on a special journey, tracing the path once walked by Ho Chi Minh at the historical Pac Bo site and Lenin Stream. As you pass through the vast tobacco fields and Tay ethnic villages, you’ll gain a deeper understanding of the historical legacy and cultural significance of the Cao Bang region. This ride is more than just a cycling trip; it’s an enriching experience that connects you with the roots of Vietnam’s history and culture.
Activities: Visit Pac Bo relics, Lenin Stream, Tay villages
Experience: Traditional Vietnamese massage, visit a local market.
Ha Quang to Bao Lac (70km)
Route B1: Master of Passes Course
Highlights:
- Conquer the 14 sharp turns of the Na Tenh Pass.
- Experience the thrilling 16 curves of the Coc Cha Pass downhill.
- Explore the rugged highlands of Northern Vietnam.
This course is one of the most challenging journeys, cutting through the rough mountainous terrain of Northern Vietnam. Riders will need endurance and determination to tackle the relentless 14 curves of the Na Tenh Pass, followed by the heart-pounding 16-turn descent of Coc Cha Pass. This day demands strong physical and mental fortitude from all riders, and only those who conquer the passes will feel the true sense of achievement at the summit.
Activities: Na Tenh Pass, Coc Cha Pass
Experience: Visiting traditional markets, tasting street food.
Bao Lac to Meo Vac (64km)
Route B2: Conqueror Ascent Course
Highlights:
- Crossing the Khau Vai Pass and entering Ha Giang, considered the most beautiful province in Northern Vietnam.
- Witness the stunning scenery at Na Phong village, where the Nho Que and Gam Rivers converge.
- Experience the cultural and natural beauty of Northern Vietnam.
This course begins from Bao Lac and ascends the majestic Khau Vai Pass, leading riders into the breathtaking landscapes of Ha Giang province. Renowned for its striking mountain views, this route offers a unique blend of adventure, nature, and cultural immersion. As you reach Na Phong village, where the Nho Que and Gam Rivers merge, you’ll be treated to panoramic views of Northern Vietnam’s pristine natural beauty and distinct cultural charm.
Activities: Crossing Khau Vai Pass, exploring Na Phong village.
Experience: Meo Vac night market, local rice wine tasting.
Meo Vac to Dong Van (40km)
Dong Van to Lung Cu (58km)
Route B4: Lung Cu Flag Course
Highlights:
- Journey to Lung Cu, the northernmost village in Vietnam.
- Overlook the China-Vietnam border.
- Visit the Lung Cu Flag Tower, a national symbol at Vietnam’s northernmost point.
- Explore Lolo ethnic minority villages.
Starting from Dong Van, this course heads towards Vietnam’s northernmost point, offering a memorable journey to the Lung Cu Flag Tower, which holds symbolic significance for the nation. From Lung Cu, gaze across the border into China and experience the vast and awe-inspiring landscapes that stretch beyond the horizon. Additionally, explore LoLo ethnic minority villages and delve deeply into Vietnam’s diverse cultural heritage.
Activities: Lung Cu exploration, border viewing, Lolo ethnic village, off-road experience.
Experience: Massage or hair wash at a local salon (optional), night market street food tour.
Dong Van to Yen Minh (50km)
Route B5: Royal Downhill Course
Highlights:
- Explore the Don Cao Fortress, a historic relic from the French colonial era.
- Visit the hidden Mong Palace nestled in the picturesque valleys.
- Experience the Tham Ma Pass, a legendary route said to bring eternal love to couples who walk it together.
- Enjoy an exhilarating 20km Royal Downhill ride through mountainous terrain.
This route is steeped in the history and legends of Northern Vietnam. Start by visiting the Don Cao Fortress, a relic from the French colonial period, and the majestic Mong Palace, where the remnants of the past whisper stories of royal heritage. As you traverse the Tham Ma Pass, be enchanted by the legends surrounding this romantic path. Conclude the day with a 20km downhill descent that offers the thrill of speed and the grandeur of Vietnam’s mountainous landscape. This journey is a perfect blend of adrenaline, history, and natural beauty—a true adventure for thrill-seekers.
Activities: Visit Don Cao Fortress, Mong palace, Tham Ma Pass, downhill riding.
Experience: Nut shopping in front of the Mong palace.
Yen Minh to Tam Son (50km)
Route B6: Twin Peaks Trail Course
Highlights:
- Explore the legend of Nui Doi Mountain.
- Enjoy thrilling off-road trails and single tracks in the mountainous terrain.
- Challenge yourself on a daring mountain journey.
This course traverses the rugged mountainous terrain of Northern Vietnam, following the adventurous trail of Nui Doi Mountain’s legend. Riders will navigate unpaved forest roads and single tracks, embracing the thrill of challenging climbs and exhilarating descents that test their riding skills. The route also passes through traditional H’mong villages, offering a glimpse into their simple yet rich way of life. This is a perfect combination of adventure and cultural exploration, showcasing both the natural beauty and local traditions of the mountainous regions.
Activities: Mountainous off-road tracks, Twin Mountain, traditional H’mong villages.
Experience: Exploring the traditional market of Yen Minh.
Tam Son to Ha Giang (52km)
Route B7: Mountain Village Course
Highlights:
- A route combining paved and unpaved roads.
- Stunning views while descending through Heaven’s Gate and Bac Sum Pass.
- Witness the daily lives of locals in hidden villages nestled deep within the karst limestone mountains.
This route, running from Tam Son to Ha Giang, offers a picturesque blend of mountain and village landscapes, navigating a combination of paved and unpaved roads. The scenic descent through Heaven’s Gate and Bac Sum Pass reveals majestic yet tranquil views. The path meanders through remote villages nestled deep within the limestone karst mountains, providing a unique opportunity to experience the authentic mountain culture of Northern Vietnam firsthand.
Activities: Bac Sum Pass, unpaved road cycling, downhill adventure.
Experience: Enjoy a cup of coffee at the summit while taking in the breathtaking views and capturing memorable photos of the stunning scenery.
Ha Giang to Hoang Su Phi (75km)
Route S1: Singletrack Adventure Course
Highlights:
- Conquer the rugged Tay Con Linh Mountain with uphill and downhill riding.
- Marvel at the breathtaking terraced fields created by ethnic minorities.
- Experience the striking contrasts in Ha Giang’s topography and the ecological reserve of Hoang Su Phi.
This course is an adventure through two distinctive geographical features of Ha Giang province. Traverse the rugged Tay Con Linh Mountain and experience the challenging mountain terrain. Then, be rewarded by the expansive terraced fields—Vietnam’s largest—created through traditional rice farming and surrounded by picturesque landscapes. This journey offers a unique experience, combining the artistic scenery shaped by ethnic minorities with the natural grandeur of Hoang Su Phi’s ecological reserve.
Activities: Tay Con Linh Mountain, Hoang Su Phi, terraced fields, downhill riding.
Experience: Photo opportunities amidst beautiful terraced fields, tasting local rice wine.
Hoang Su Phi to Coc Pai (50km)
Route S2: Terrace Secrets Course
Highlights
- Witness the terraced fields of Ban Phung village, an artistic masterpiece created through the harmony of nature and human ingenuity, located at an altitude of 1,400m.
- Experience breathtaking scenery while navigating a thrilling 25km cliffside downhill ride.
- Discover the hidden charms of Hoang Su Phi as you pass the Coc Pai Bridge linking the Chay River Gorge.
This course allows you to appreciate the beauty of terraced fields, a testament to the harmony between nature and human effort. The terraced fields in Ban Phung village, located at 1,400m above sea level, spread out like a stunning work of art. As you descend a dramatic 25km downhill route along cliff edges, you’ll be rewarded with spectacular views. Continuing on, you’ll pass through the Chay River Gorge and the Coc Pai Bridge, uncovering the hidden allure and pristine beauty of Hoang Su Phi in Northern Vietnam.
Activities: Ban Phung Terraced Field Area, Chay River Gorge, downhill riding
Experience: Capture stunning photos with terraced fields as the backdrop.
Coc Pai - Bac Ha (49km)
Route S3: Market Trail Course
Highlights
- An adventure along unpaved rural village roads.
- Visit traditional ethnic minority markets such as Lung Phin and Bac Ha Markets.
- Experience the unique culture and customs of H’mong villages.
This course is a journey through the traditional markets and villages of Northern Vietnam’s mountainous region. As you ride along unpaved rural roads, you’ll have the opportunity to closely experience the distinctive cultures and lifestyles of various ethnic minorities, including the H’mong people. Visiting Lung Phin Market and Bac Ha Market allows you to witness the vibrant daily life and traditions of the local people, making it a unique cultural experience.
Activities: Lung Phin Market, Bac Ha Market, unpaved rural roads
Experience: Take photos with the H’mong people in their colorful traditional attire.
Bac Ha to Lao Cai (68km)
Route S4: Tradition Explorer Course
Highlights
- Visit Bac Ha, Northern Vietnam’s largest traditional market, where 18 different ethnic minority groups gather.
- Experience the beauty of Bac Ha, also known as the ‘White Land,’ filled with plum trees.
- Learn about ancient customs and traditional ways of life.
This course offers an in-depth exploration of the traditional cultures of Northern Vietnam’s ethnic minorities. At Bac Ha’s traditional market, you can closely observe the unique customs and practices of diverse ethnic groups and enjoy the stunning landscape filled with plum blossoms, which has earned Bac Ha the name ‘White Land.’ This journey provides an insightful experience, allowing you to immerse yourself in ancient traditions and the rich cultural heritage of the region.
Activities: H’mong Village, Lao Cai – the border city with China, traditional market
Experience: Explore traditional markets and visit the China-Vietnam border.
Lao Cai to Sapa (38km)
Route S5: Highland Haven Course
Highlights:
- Ride up to Sapa, situated at an altitude of 1,600m, while enjoying breathtaking highland scenery.
- Pass through lush valleys and stunning mountain landscapes during the ascent.
- Arrive at Sapa, a renowned highland resort town.
Today’s course takes you on a journey from an altitude of 100m up to 1,600m, providing magnificent views of Northern Vietnam’s landscapes. The ride through stunning green valleys and mountainous scenery offers breathtaking beauty and a chance to experience the simple lives of ethnic minorities along the way. Upon arriving in Sapa, a famous highland retreat, you’ll conclude the day immersed in the tranquility and beauty of the highlands.
Activities: Sapa highland town, uphill riding
Experience: Explore traditional Hmong villages, visit Sapa night market.
Sapa to Fanxipan (Rest Day)
Fansipan Conquest
Highlights
- Summit the highest peak of Indochina at 3,143m.
- Enjoy the breathtaking views from the top.
- Experience a beautiful cable car journey to the peak.
Today is a rest day in Sapa, dedicated to conquering the highest peak in Indochina—Fansipan. A cable car ride will take you to the summit, where you can admire the magnificent scenery from an altitude of 3,143 meters. The distinct climate of Sapa and the culture of local ethnic minorities make this day both relaxing and vibrant. The panoramic views from the peak are a true highlight of this journey.
Activities: Fansipan Mountain, cable car ride, Cat Cat Village visit.
Experience: Optional Fansipan trekking available (trekking fee not included).
Sapa to Muong Hoa Valley (50km)
Route S7: Village Pathways Course
Highlights:
- Engage with ethnic minority communities in the villages around Sapa.
- Enjoy a traditional herbal bath in Ta Phin Village.
- Ride and trek through the Muong Hoa Valley, surrounded by breathtaking terraced fields.
- Experience the daily life of traditional villages inhabited by the Mong, Day, Dao, and Thai ethnic groups.
This course takes you on a journey through the ethnic villages around Sapa, where you can closely experience the traditions and daily lives of the local people. Riding and trekking in the Muong Hoa Valley, with its vast terraced fields, will provide a serene and picturesque backdrop. In Ta Phin Village, relax with a traditional herbal bath to soothe the fatigue of the day. As you visit Mong, Day, Dao, and Thai villages, you’ll have the chance to directly engage with the local culture, gaining a deeper understanding of the lives of Northern Vietnam’s ethnic minorities.
Activities: Lai Chau Village, Ta Van Mong Village, Ta Phin Dao Village, Ham Rong Mountain
Experience: Traditional Sapa herbal bath therapy.
Sa Pa to Lai Chau (69km)
Route T1: Pass Thrills Course
Highlights:
- Experience the thrill of a downhill ride through the O Quy Ho Pass at an altitude of 2,000m.
- Enjoy stunning views near Vietnam’s highest peaks.
- Ride through ethnic minority villages and immerse yourself in the natural surroundings.
Today’s course takes you on an exhilarating downhill ride along the O Quy Ho Pass, exploring the highlands of Northern Vietnam. Starting at an elevation of 1,600 meters, this route unfolds a breathtaking panorama of endless scenery, including spectacular views of Fan Si Pan Mountain, the highest peak in Indochina. You will also pass through traditional ethnic minority villages, allowing you to connect with the local people and experience the harmonious blend of nature and culture.
Activities: O Quy Ho Pass, downhill ride.
Experience: Photo opportunities at scenic spots along O Quy Ho Pass.
Lai Chau to Muong Lay (109km)
Route T2: Thai Tracing Course
Highlights
- Ride through the primeval forests of the Hoang Lien Son Mountain Range.
- Experience the unique traditions and daily life of the Hmong people in the Sin Ho Plateau.
- Enjoy a thrilling 20 km downhill descent from the Lang Mo Pass at an elevation of 1,400 meters.
- Cycle along the beautiful Da River.
- Immerse yourself in the rich cultural heritage of the Thai ethnic communities in Muong Lay.
This course takes you through the rugged beauty of the Hoang Lien Son Mountain Range, offering an adventurous ride through its dense primeval forests. In the Sin Ho Plateau, you will encounter the fascinating customs and lifestyle of the Hmong people, gaining insights into the culture of the region. The highlight of the day is a breathtaking 20 km downhill ride from the Lang Mo Pass, followed by a scenic ride along the Da River. As you reach Muong Lay, you’ll have the opportunity to engage with the traditional culture of the Thai ethnic group and explore their unique heritage. This route showcases the harmonious blend of diverse ethnic traditions and the majestic landscapes of Northern Vietnam.
Activities: Thai ethnic villages, Sin Ho Plateau, Lang Mo Pass downhill, Hoang Lien Son Mountain Range.
Experience: Seasonal fruit tasting.
Muong Lay to Dien Bien Phu (95km)
Route T3: Independence Trail Course
Highlights
- Experience the traditional life and culture of the Thai ethnic community.
- Visit the historical site of Dien Bien Phu, a pivotal location in the Vietnam War for Independence.
- Ride through unpaved village roads and trails.
This route takes you on a historical journey to Dien Bien Phu, a site of immense significance in the Vietnam War for Independence. Along the way, you’ll pass through Thai ethnic villages, gaining an appreciation for their traditional lifestyle and deep cultural heritage. As you follow the unpaved village roads and trails, you’ll connect with Vietnam’s rich history and natural beauty, ending your ride at Dien Bien Phu, where the echoes of the past still resonate. Here, reflect on the site’s pivotal role and relive the powerful moments of Vietnam’s fight for independence and freedom.
Activities: Exploring the Vietnam Independence War Victory Site, unpaved trail riding.
Experience: Visiting battlegrounds of fierce conflicts with the French army.
Tuan Giao to Son La (84km)
Route T5: Coffee Scent Course
Highlights
- Ride through the mountainous coffee plantation region of Tuan Giao.
- Explore the tranquil village roads while experiencing local culture.
- Conquer the challenging Pha Din Pass, one of Northern Vietnam’s top four toughest mountain passes.
Today’s journey follows the aromatic coffee trail from Tuan Giao to Son La, offering a unique riding experience through the expansive coffee-growing region. As you traverse these mountainous terrains, you’ll be immersed in the serene and lush environment that characterizes Northern Vietnam’s highlands. The highlight of the day is conquering the formidable Pha Din Pass, known for its winding and steep gradients that seem to ascend endlessly into the sky. As one of Northern Vietnam’s four most challenging passes, it presents a thrilling and rewarding experience for those who make it to the top.
Activities: Coffee plantation region, Pha Din Pass, rubber tree plantations.
Experience: Coffee and rubber plantation exploration.
Son La to Moc Chau (113km)
Route T6: Nature’s Gifts Course
Highlights
- Explore the fertile farmlands and orchards of Son La.
- Enjoy the scenic beauty of the highland fruit and tea plantations.
- Celebrate the final day of the Nomach Path expedition and the joy of completion.
Today’s course takes you through the rich farmlands and orchards of Son La, offering an immersive experience of the region’s agricultural heritage. As you pass through beautiful landscapes filled with highland fruits and tea fields, you’ll gain a deeper understanding of Vietnam’s agricultural traditions and the daily life of the local Thai ethnic community. This day marks the conclusion of the Nomach Path expedition, where you’ll savor the joy of achievement as you complete the journey across Northern Vietnam.
Activities: Farmlands, orchards, tea plantations, Thai ethnic villages, Moc Chau.
Experience: Seasonal fruit tasting in Moc Chau, massage experience (optional).
Moc Chau to Ha Noi
Finish: Glorious Day
Highlights
- Successfully complete the grand expedition across Northern Vietnam.
- Return to Hanoi with a sense of pride and fulfillment, celebrating the glory of the journey.
- Receive a completion certificate and commemorate the moment with a group photo in Hanoi.
On this final day, the epic journey concludes in Moc Chau as you head back to Hanoi. It’s a day to reflect on your achievement and relish the sense of accomplishment from the past 28 days. After arriving in Hanoi, participants will receive their completion certificates and medals, marking a moment of pride and celebration. Today is a day filled with glory and pride as you conclude the grand journey across Northern Vietnam.
Activities: Hanoi, completion certificate, medal reception, group photo.
Experience: Vietnamese hot spring bath (optional).
Service included
- Accommodation for the entire trip (based on double occupancy)
- Support vehicles (for supplies and transportation)
- Professional guide
- All meals included for the entire tour
- Entrance fees to attractions
- Travel insurance
- Unlimited bottled water and local traditional liquor
- Seasonal tropical fruits
- Safety riding vest
- Completion certificate
- Completion medal
- Special plaque for completing the 4-week challenge
- E- Mountain bike
Not included
- Personal expenses
- Preferred food and beverages
- Single room surcharge
- Schedule change fees
Instructions for welcoming guests

User manual
Departure on the 1st of every month
- The minimum participation period is 5 days (4 nights and 6 days if departing from Korea).
- You can choose to participate for any duration from 5 to 28 days.
- You are free to choose your preferred location and date of participation.
- All participation dates and regions must align with the monthly challenge schedule.
- If there is no schedule for the 29th, 30th, or 31st of the month, any accommodation or meal expenses incurred during these dates are the responsibility of the participant.
- You may arrive earlier or depart later than the official challenge dates.
- Changes to your departure and return dates must be requested before your flight tickets are issued.
- Any additional expenses (accommodation, meals, sightseeing, etc.) incurred due to changes in departure or return dates after registration will be at the participant’s own expense.
- If you choose to purchase your own flight tickets, the specified amount will be deducted from the total cost.
Refund / cancellation regulations
- 15 days before departure: 100% refund of the tour price
- 10-14 days before departure: 50% refund of the tour price
- 07-10 days before departure: 30% refund of the tour price
- Within 6 days before departure: No refund
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