Da Lat to Buôn Ma Thuột by Bike

It’s time to leave Da Lat, but before we go we have to give a HUGE thanks to Hà and Duong at Maxim Hotel, as it rained for 90% of our stay in Dalat and we thought it was going to be a rather dull stay, but these guys went out of their to make sure we had an awesome time.

If you are thinking of heading to Da Lat, be sure to check out Maxim Hotel and the bonus is, English is no problem, so if you have any questions, you can hit them up via Facebook –

Our destination target for today while we continue our journey through Vietnam’s central highlands, is Buon Ma Thuot, which is about a 210km ride from Da Lat, so half the distance of our last ride, but still through some windy mountain roads, so it wont be a quick trip.
Our plan had been to hit the road at 8am and we were all ready to roll, but the rain just wasn’t backing off. Around 9am it let up and so we made a break for it…although we don’t expect we’ll make to Buôn Ma Thuột dry.

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We are Leon and Tash, a New Zealand vlogging couple who set off on an amazing Vietnam adventure as fulltime travellers, backpacking Vietnam. But we weren’t going to travel to Vietnam for one of those ordinary backpacking Vietnam trips you hear about everybody doing, where they go for a couple off weeks and check out the beaches or maybe riding through Vietnam at such a crazy pace that they never get off the beaten track. No we want more than that.

Our Vietnam adventures start with learning the way of the locals, taking just enough time to figure out how things work, discover what the “Must see places in Vietnam” are and more importantly where Vietnam’s hidden gems are…

To do this, we moved to Danang Vietnam. The plan was to spend 3 months living in Da Nang, meeting and learning from locals about the culture, the amazing food, their way of living and what places they would recommend to travel in Vietnam.
And because Danang is in the middle of the country, we hoped we might meet other tourists or expats who were having their own Vietnam travel adventure or were at the halfway point of motorcycle riding through Vietnam and hear from them, what places they thought we must visit in Vietnam. Also, as new travel vloggers, having a base there meant we could try things like doing Da Nang Vietnam travel vlog or creating a Danang Vietnam travel guide, before also taking on the stresses of fulltime travel.

Then in month 4, that’s when the real Vietnam adventure begins. With our new list of must see places, we will head to Saigon and buy a couple of motorbikes. to start our Vietnam road trip!
Motorcycle riding through Vietnam seems like one of the most hectic, crazy and chaotic things anyone could do, but we can’t wait!! And we wont be following a simple South to North / Saigon to Hanoi route, we plan on doing more like a figure 8, so that our travel in Vietnam will cover both the inland and coastal areas of this amazing country.
So can we still say we are backpacking Vietnam? Or should we be telling people our travel in Vietnam is a motorcycle trip through Vietnam? We’re not sure, but what we do know is, our Vietnam road trip is going to cover over 6000km’s from Saigon right up to the famous waterfalls of Ban Gioc near Cao Bang, round the northern point of the Ha Giang loop and everything else we can access in between.
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