Day 01: Hanoi - Mai Chau.
Once out of the traffic in Hanoi, we pass through limestone monoliths and into foothills populated by Muong people in Hoa Binh province. Then we head straight at the main range before reaching a high and beautiful forested pass, which descends into the hidden valley of Mai Chau where we spend the night with friends in a traditional Thai stilt house in Poom Coong village.
After dinner, you can spend the evening sitting together around a fire and join in a Thai traditional music show. We pass overnight with our friend in their stilt-house.

Day 02: Mai Chau - Huong Khe.
Follow the route No 15 passing Pu Luong Nature Reserve, we meet Ho Chi Minh Highway at Cam Thuy then heading south to Huong Khe. The road is good and quite throughout many Viet traditional villages. We arrive in Huong Khe at 5h30 pm. O/n in hotel.

Day 03: Huong Khe - Phong Nha.
Continue to visit Dong Loc intersection that was the main junction of the supply lines from the North to Ho Chi Minh Trail. US aircraft concentrated a great numbers of bomb and ammunitions in repeated efforts to destroy the junction and the surrounding areas.
We head South West to follow this famous historical trail along the Laos border to Phong Nha National Park in Quang Binh provice where we pass overnight in hotel.

Day 04: Phong Nha - Khe Sanh.
Boating in the morning to explore this world heritage site then after-noon, we continue to Khe Sanh, one of the most violent battlefields during the year 1973 in the War against American. O/n in Khe Sanh.

Day 05: Khe Sanh - DMZ - Cua Tung.
Not far from Khe Sanh is DMZ - The Demilitarized Zone which was established in April 1954 according the Geneva Conference. The site was one of the fiercest battles; one time you visit this zone, you will see how was terrible this illegal War.
After Khe Sanh, we follow the route No 9 to visit Truong Son Nation Cemetery where more than 10,000 Vietnamese soldiers died, most unknown when US troops occupied the area during the US war. O/n in hotel.

Day 06: Cua Tung - Hue.
In the morning, ride along the coach up North to visit Vinh Moc tunnel. This tunnel wasn't setup as army tunnel in Cu Chi. It was a shelter for fishing and farming villagers lived and hidden from the extirpation of American bombardment.
We continue our trip to Hue with stops at two other battlefields - Thach Han and Quang Tri citadel - during the year of 1968 and 1972 respectively. O/n in hotel.

Day 07: Hue - Ancient citadel.
We visit the imperial citadel where the last king of Vietnam- Bao Dai had lived during his fist years on the throne. After-noon: along the Perfume River, we visit Hon Chen temple, Thien Mu Pagoda and Minh Mang mausoleum. After dinner, we enjoy the Hue folkloric song on the boat drifting downstream of Perfume River. O/n in hotel...

Day 8: Hue - Da Nang.
We ride up the Me Oi pass to A Luoi Commune where we visit some ethnic minority villages such as Ta Oi, Co Tu… before riding to Danang City. O/n in hotel - end of our trip.