Easy Rider Dalat to Sai Gon through Central Highland in 4 days

Tour Highlights:

 • Ride scenic mountain passes and rural backroads
 • Explore coffee farms, silk villages, and brick-making workshops
 • Visit Elephant Waterfall, Dray Nur Waterfall, and Lak Lake
 • Interact with M’nong and S’tieng ethnic minority communities
 • Follow the historic Ho Chi Minh Trail
 • Discover the Cu Chi Tunnels and Vietnam War history

Full itinerary:

Day 1: Da Lat – Lak Lake

Your adventure begins in the fresh mountain air of Da Lat. As you rev your engines and leave the flower city behind, the landscape shifts into rolling hills dotted with coffee trees and misty pine forests.
 • Stop by a local farm to see how vegetables and flowers are grown year-round.
 • Sip a strong cup of Vietnamese coffee right at its source – a family-run plantation.
 • Witness silk-making up close in a traditional silk factory.
 • Feel the thunder of Elephant Waterfall, tucked in the jungle.
 • Take a breather at Linh An Pagoda, home to a giant Happy Buddha statue and peaceful mountain vibes.

After lunch with a view at Phu Son Pass, we descend into the Central Highlands, arriving at Lak Lake by sunset. This tranquil area, rich with M’nong culture and stilt houses, offers a glimpse into rural ethnic life.

Day 2: Lak Lake – Dray Nur Waterfall – Dak Mil 

Wake up to sunrise over the lake and the sound of paddles on water.
 • Walk through a M’nong village to see traditional longhouses.
 • Optional dugout canoe ride on Lak Lake – calm, spiritual, unforgettable (Extra pay)
 • Trek up Elephant Rock Mountain for sweeping views of volcanic plains.
 • Visit a hands-on brick-making workshop where clay becomes building blocks – no machines involved!
 • Cool off at the Dray Nur Waterfall, where jungle mist and roaring water energize your spirit.

By late afternoon, ride through forested trails toward Dak Mil, a sleepy border town that once played a key role during the Vietnam War.

Day 3: Dak Mil – Dong Xoai | On the Ho Chi Minh Trail

Today, the road takes you deep into wartime history.
 • Ride sections of the Ho Chi Minh Trail, where motorbikes now hum along what were once muddy supply routes.
 • Get a taste of borderland life with views stretching to Cambodia.
 • Meet the S’tieng hill tribe in Soc Bom Bo village – famous for their resistance spirit and warm hospitality.
 • Stop by family workshops making rice papers and noodles using age-old techniques.

Arrive in Dong Xoai, a modest town that marks the beginning of the trail from the South. Settle in and reflect on a day rich with stories.

Day 4: Dong Xoai – Cu Chi – Saigon | From Silence to City Roar

Start the final stretch with a peaceful boat ride along a local river – a slow and scenic contrast to the highways ahead.
 • Visit craft villages that make mats and incense by hand, the old-fashioned way.
 • Explore the legendary Cu Chi Tunnels, where fighters lived, moved, and resisted during the war – a humbling and eye-opening stop.
• Cruise into Saigon in the late afternoon, where the buzz of the city greets you after four days on the open road.

You’ll reach Saigon around 5:00 PM, with your heart full, camera loaded, and memories that last a lifetime.

Tour Price

 300 USD per pillion passenger in 4 days

* The prices are listed above apply with a group from 2 people to up.

What's Included:

– Experienced English-speaking local guide
– Motorbike(s)
– Fuel (Gasoline)
– Accommodation (twin/double/single room) in 3 nights
– Entry fees
– International safety standard helmet
– Saddle bags, & rain ponchos, if needed

What's not included:

– Your food and drinks
– Your personal expenses

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The price for the 4 day Easy rider trip Dalat to Saigon

Tour Cost: 300 USD per pillion passenger

* If you are an experienced rider (have license or not), you want to ride your own motorcycle (Self-riding), please let us know !

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* The prices are listed above apply with a group from 2 people to up.

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Inclusions:

– Experienced English-speaking guide
– Motorcycle(s)
– Fuel (Gasoline)
– Accommodation (twin/double/single room)
– Entry fees
– International safety standard helmet
– Saddle bags, & rain ponchos, if needed

Exclusions:

– Your food and drinks