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Travelling and experiencing Vietnamese traditional culture with Easy Riders. The journey in 6 days and 5 nights from Dalat to Hoi An surely brings you interesting experience. Vietnamese beautiful landscape as well as traditional culture will be exposed during the trip. The journey is even more wonderful when you are companied with Dalat Easy Riders team who are understanding and knowledgeable about Vietnamese culture. “Dalat Easy Riders Club” are tour guides who ride a very Vietnamese vehicle – motor cycles to explore Vietnam. Every single trip is carefully scheduled; therefore, it does not only offer travellers a chance to relax but also an opportunity to take a deeper look into Vietnamese beautiful culture. The trip from Dalat to Hoi An will take you to greatest places in Vietnam and bring you a feeling which you never experience before – the feeling that you are so tiny in front of impressive mountain, the thankfulness for the mother nature and the love for honest local people. Day 1: Dalat – Lak River (160km) At 7 am, Dalat weather is quite cold, the 5 - day and 6 – night – journey is about to start. The first destination is Crazy House which is also known as Hang Nga villa. The  building includes displays, cafe, and rooms for visitors with an odd and scary architecture. Each year, the Crazy house welcomes around 100,000 visitors. This is one of the place that tourist should not miss out when they visit this foggy land. Hang Nga villa with odd and scary architecture   This is a good view to enjoy the beauty of Dalat city Located at 4 bis Hung Vuong, Lam Dong exhibition is our second destination. Followed the charming tour guide, you can enjoy the beauty of Vietnamese traditional culture. Vietnamese traditional games

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DALAT DAILY TOUR Today, DaLat Easy Riders Club is going to take you to a typical fall in Dalat city Vietnam – Datanla Waterfall. There are countless waterfalls in Dalat city such as Datanla, Cam Ly, Prenn, Pongour ...; however, Da Lat Datanla is the most beautiful and breathtaking. The natural scenery of Da Lat Datanla is gorgeous with green pine forests that have been here for over 100 years. Datanla waterfall pours into a lake called Tuyen Lam lake. Datanla waterfall welcomes visitors with a spectacular 7-level waterfall as well as many fascinating activities. Now, Vietnam Easy Rider is going to introduce you some interesting games bringing you an unforgettable experience.   Datanla High rope course If you have an opportunity to visit Datanla waterfall, High Rope Course is a great activity you should try once in your life. Datanla High Rope Course is a destination that many young people love because it gives a completely different view for “the city of flower - Dalat”. Instead of traditional traveling such as watching flowers, walking street ..., now, tourists are able to challenge themselves on high. Let’s look at some amazing shots of this exciting game:   Fly over the jungle! Canyoning Dalat Datala waterfall Canyoning Datala waterfall in Dalat city Vietnam is an adventurous sport to explore and test visitors’ courage in Death Cave, service is fairly sophisticated and secure. Especially, there are insurance belts for the coached to help visitors whenever.  Exploring the wilderness of the mountains and challenging your courage are what you experience in this marvelous activity. Testing your bravery with Datanla fall Datanla waterfall roller-coaster Tourists can walk down to the fall or they can take the roller-coaster to the site. Its length is 1.000m, and there are sensor brakes to slow down the speed of

Enjoying a wonderful holiday at Dalatcity with DaLat Easy Riders Club – Why not? Dalat city has been a marvelous destination for domestic and foreign tourist because of its cool climate throughout the year. Since Dalat temperature is around 9 – 20 degree C, it can bring you a feeling like you are in Korea or Japan. Besides, the weather in Dalat is stable during the year and is completely divided into 2 seasons: rainy and sunny seasons. Due to this beautiful weather, Dalat city Vietnam attracts a huge number of travelers. When coming to Dalat city, you definitely should not miss out Easy Rider – this club is a choice of the majority of tourists when they arrive in this foggy place. Now, Vietnam Easy Rider will let you know more about Easy Rider as well as an unforgettable trip at dreamlike Dalat city Vietnam. At the beginning, Dalat Easy Rider Club was a small club which is founded with an aspiration of spreading the beauty of Vietnamese traditional culture to the world. They are not a motorcycle rider, but a friend who travels with the tourists during the scheduled journey.From the first 14 participants, up to now the number has risen to more than 50 people. Long trips throughout Vietnam are also scheduled. However, Dalat city is still a place that satisfies visitors the most. Are you ready to join an amazing trip with Easy Rider Club? Do not forget to fasten your helmet straps and be ready to deep into the fantastic scenery. 1)Linh Quang Pagoda Located in 133 Hai Ba Trung Street, Ward 4, Dalat city is known as traditional mossy roofs, with skilful carving of Ling Quang Pagoda. Long time ago, Dalat city Vietnam has become a place of pilgrimage. The travelers come here to

Biking Vietnam with David Crowther! We've been lucky enough to spend a week completely off the beaten track, biking around the Central highlands with the amazing Mr Hong Hoang Van and Ut Hoang. Along the way we have learnt so much about this fabulous country. We've met the most friendly, lovely, happy people, seen some awesome scenery, eaten lots of very yummy food and drank just a little bit of happy water along the way 😃 what an unbelievable experience 😊 here are just a few of the many pics we've taken along the way 😁    ( Source Facebook Helen Carr )

A few pics from Day 1 of travelling from Dalat to Saigon with Mr Hong and his son Kim from  Learnt so much today, they showed us things we'd never see on our own or with a tour bus. Beats a sleeper bus any day :) looking forward to what the next 3 days bring!  ( Source Facebook : Stephanie Regan )

As I sit on a bus headed for Cambodia, I'm reflecting on my incredible two weeks in Vietnam. One of the best decisions I made (thanks to a recommendation from a college friend) was to take a 6 day trip with Mr. Hong from Easy Riders. This journey took me on less traveled roads and to villages that don't often see a tourist. In short, a glimpse of Vietnam outside of what you read in guidebooks...and the privilege of experiencing moments that would be impossible without a local guide. It's hard to process all the things I've seen and people I've met in this short time. Here are some of the highlights--the food, the scenery, the people. My attempt to capture the beauty of it all. The one thing I have figured out is that I will return to Vietnam some day. The pictures here are a little out of order...I haven't quite figured out how to best do this from my phone. There are more pictures and stories on instagram, though, if that's your thing (@nomad_for_now). Thanks for the all words of encouragement and support...I very much appreciate all the good vibes (especially on the more challenging days!). As I perfected with Mr. Hong (and friends along the way): Mot, Aye, Ba--YO!! (That's a hearty "CHEERS!"). Tegan henke (Source FaceBook Tegan henke)

Those who come to the homeland of Tuy Loan River, Hoa Vang District – Da Dang would not have the heart to leave this city. Beside the beautiful, charming sights of Tuy Loan River, the friendliness, hospitality of the people here, tourists are also attracted to mi quang, or a bowl of noodles in this Quang land. Walking along the old QL14B, the new QL14B and even street lanes, almost all food stores have mi quang in their menus. Of course, mi quang has special taste in different stores, but the tastiest mi quang is located in a food store named “Ba Tinh”, near Giang bridge on the old QL14B street. “Ba Tinh” mi quang is possibly the spirit of Tuy Loan River. A bowl of “Ba Tinh” mi quang is full, attractive and eye-catching. This store has delicious mi quang not only because it has lasted for over 100 years, has special tips on every step of making…but also because it has eye-catching decoration on every bowl of mi quang and a reasonable price for a wide range of guests. “Ba Tinh” mi quang is famous for the “kernel” of the noodles. Noodle’s kernel is made from beef. The broth is stewed from beef bone along with various spices. Peanuts are roasted on a brazier in order to keep their brittleness. Fresh vegetables include 9 types of vegetables: new cabbage, ivory-white bean sprouts, water morning glory, onion, coriander, fresh green salad, lettuce, common basil…all are mixed up with green banana which is thinly cut. Fresh vegetables are put in the bowl; there is also an extra plate of vegetable on every table, provoking guests’ desire for food. A bowl of “Ba Tinh” mi quang is full, attractive and eye-catching. The noodles are made from “gao xiec” (a special kind of rice) in Dai Hiep – Dai Loc – Quang Nam, supple and tasty. Spreading out a layer of noodles on the fresh vegetables, then some

One of the aftertastes remain in my recent trip to Hanoi is a bun oc (snail noodle soup) store. When my colleagues heard that, they teased me: “Please cut that “common” part, now bun oc has become a specialty in Hanoi! We (rural officers) cannot even come near to that common store…” Hmm, this guy was exaggerating! Every time I come to Hanoi, I always have chance to taste that specialty in a famous store located at Tay Ho (West Lake). But, indeed, it’s hardly possible to find a common bun oc store in Hanoi nowadays. Next to the hotel I was staying, in a small lane of Hanoi University of Science and Technology, there was really a common bun ocstore. Every early morning, the owner – a beautiful young lady has to carry a load full of stuff to a small corner of the sidewalk to “set up” the store. Even though being called a “store”, it just includes a small table with some small chairs. A big snail noodle soup pot is boiling fast on the blazing red brazier. A light yellow layer covers on the surface of the pot, creating an attractive look. All other utensils have been already prepared at home: A full bowl of snails which have shape of a fingertip, spreading out the onion’s scent; a basket of fresh vegetable, fennel, perilla, marjoram, basil…Various spices are also put on the table: wine vinegar, chili powder, garlic, onion… When I sat down, the young lady came near with a big smile, asking: “What would you like to try?” I was surprised: “I thought you were selling bun oc?” She nodded her head: “Yes, but I also have bun rieu (crab noodle soup) and bun dau phu (soya bean curd soup)! Would you like bun oc or bun lan (a mixture of three kinds)?” I smiled and pointed out to the bun oc pot: “I’d like to try that

Soc Trang is a delta coastal province, located at the end of Hau River; it is a branch of Mekong Delta. It has borders with East China Sea with 72 kilometers on seaside. Soc Trang covers a total area of 322,330 hectare and has a population of about 1,243,982. There are three different ethnic groups living together include Vietnamese, Chinese and Khmer minority group through centuries; there are about 28.35% of Khmer minority group and 8% of Chinese people. Therefore, Soc Trang is the land that involves many Arriving to Soc Trang, tourists also have chances to taste unique dishes which contain native flavors such as bun nuoc leo, com dep, banh pia, bun goi va, luon hap bau, bo nuong ngoi (grilled-beef tile)… and to tour along the waterways with fruit-trees garden system, isles, islets like My Phuoc’s indigo forest, Dung Isle… During my days in Soc Trang, I luckily had an opportunity to do a lot of sightseeing and tasted typical food here. Indeed, apart from famous pagodas’ architecture, Soc Trang also includes particular Vietnamese-Chinese-Khmer’s dishes. First, my friend took me to a bo nuong ngoi (grilled-beef tile) store. I’ve personally tasted many different dishes made from beef like bo bay mon, bon nhung giam, bo luc lac,… until that time, I was introduced to taste grilled –beef tile. To my mind, it was indeed a strange dish. He took me to store in front, located in My Xuyen district, Soc Trang. The store had a wide yard which covered by trees and a big garden behind. What an ideal place! After ordering, I and my friend drank a little beer with roasted peanuts, waiting for the main dish. About fifteen minutes later, the store’s owner brought out a brazier, putting in the middle of the desk…a tile made by metal, it had the shape of a shovel but it