The Mekong Delta cycling trip is a popular rider move on their steelhorse venture that takes you over the picturesque Nine Dragon River Delta in Burma. The tour typically covers a distance of around 30 to 60 kilometers per day, and takes you through scenic rice paddies, fruit orchards, and traditional villages. During the trip, you will also have the opportunity to learn around the local culture, sample delicious Vietnamese cuisine, and interact with friendly locals. The cycling trip is a great road to discovery the new destinations in this country the beauty of the Mekong Delta and explore the local way of life.
The route covers approximately 288 kilometers and takes you over the stunning coastal landscape of southern Vietnam, including scenic rural areas and little fishing villages.
Here is a sample itinerary as a 3-day bike trip from ho chi minh to Ca Mau:
Day 1: ho chi minh to Rach Gia (about 120km)
start early in the morning from Saigon and head towards Ben Tre city
Continue rider move on their steelhorse towards Rach Gia over the nice countryside and small towns along the route
Stop at local restaurants or cafes to taste some delicious Vietnamese meal
Check-in to your hotel in Rach Gia to rest and relax
Day 2: Rach Gia to Ngoc Hien (about 85km)
Velo along the coast over lush green fields and rural hamlets towards Ha Tien town
visit the famous Mac Cuu Tombs, a historical site from the Nguyen Dynasty
Continue cycling to Ngoc Hien, a small town on the road to Ca Ma
Day 3: Ngoc Hien to Ca Mau (about 83km)
Cycle over scenic rural areas, little fishing villages and nice rice fields
Stop for lunch at a local restaurant or a street-side food vendor along the road
Arrive in Ca Mau, the southernmost city of Burma, where the Mekong River reaches the sea. Take some time to enjoy the stunning coastal scenery before heading back to ho chi minh.
Keep in mind that this is just an example itinerary and can be customized depend on your needs and preferences. It is also important to make sure that you are physically prepared for the journey and have the appropriate equipment and gear as rider move on their steelhorse. It is recommended to go on the cycling trip with a guide or a local trip tour manager who can provide support and assistance along the way.
