Discover Nha Trang’s countryside by bike. Visit a mat weaving house, wooden bridge, local market, and ancient house. Immerse in local culture and history.
Discover Nha Trang’s countryside by bike. Visit a mat weaving house, wooden bridge, local market, and ancient house. Immerse in local culture and history.
- Long Son Pagoda - Visit the oldest pagoda in Nha Trang
- Long Son Pagoda - Visit the oldest pagoda in Nha Trang
- Private transportation
- Bottled water
- All fees and/or taxes
- Private transportation
- Bottled water
- All fees and/or taxes
Here’s your chance to explore Nha Trang in an up close and a personal way. Your cycling expedition begins with a quick briefing on the traffic in Vietnam, general rules of the road, safe riding procedures and turning signals.
08:30: You will be picked up from the hotel by our expert tour guide and provided bikes.
Our trip is biking around the city and…
Here’s your chance to explore Nha Trang in an up close and a personal way. Your cycling expedition begins with a quick briefing on the traffic in Vietnam, general rules of the road, safe riding procedures and turning signals.
08:30: You will be picked up from the hotel by our expert tour guide and provided bikes.
Our trip is biking around the city and stop at 4 places: Mat Weaving House, Wooden Bridge, Local Market and Ancient House.
It might takes 15 minutes for each stop.
- Mat Weaving - Meet the locals, let them teach you how to weave a mat by yourself and learn about the history and culture of this area.
- Wooden Bridge : Take a short walk on the bridge and take some pictures of stunning views of the countryside.
- Local Market - Walk through a local market to know more the daily life of Vietnamese.
- Ancient Wooden House – Traditional Vietnamese house made by wood and remained for 200 years, you will be truly immersed yourself in a distinct cultural identity.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
