1) Check Out Vietnam On a Motorbike
Buy a bike, rent a bike or hire a driver. Either way, seeing part of Vietnam on a motorbike is the way to go
There is something about having the wind in your face and taking travel slower than usual, and riding a motorbike is the best way to do it in this country.
It’s almost become a rite of passage for a lot of travellers, and you’ll find hundreds of people riding motorbikes the length of the country from Hanoi to Ho Chi Minh City or the way around.
But those in the know head up to Northern Vietnam to see the most striking scenery in the country.
Mien Ecohouse Dinh Lap organizes tours to explore the area and local life with bikes, you will deep in the view of mountain and the experience of life you never had before.
Contact Mien who will guide you from where you currently been to her house and when you are leaving.
2) Stay in a Traditional Homestay
You can do this all over Vietnam. From the Mekong Delta in the south to Sapa in the north, there are homestays in a lot of rural areas.
A homestay is where you stay with locals in their home (not a hotel) and you share incredible experiences with them, such as eating together as a family.
You can help the family cook their meals or be involved in daily chores just by showing an interest is why the locals do this.
The Vietnamese people love showing visitors how they live and are happy to teach you more about their culture. Mien Ecohouse Dinh Lap in Lang Son province is one place in northern that you can have this experience. Contact to have more detail information.
