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Bike Trip in Viet (2006) -Special thanx FB666Y


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Made a trip to Hanoi Vietnam with another friend, rented 2 bikes and went riding... It is indeed a very nice and interesting thing trip. Sceneries are GREAT!!! Though due to time constraint, it is a bit rush nevertheless we still complete the route as planned....

 

Total cost spent on food, drinks, hotel, bike and petrol etc is about $230 Singapore dollars excluding airfares per person.

 

 

Route taken:

Day 1: Hanoi

Day 2 : Hanoi - Langson - DongDang(China-Vietnam borders) - BaiChay, Halong

Day 3 : BaiChay, Halong - Hanoi

Day 4 : Hanoi

 

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Special Thanx to MR FB666Y. Thanx for giving me advice on some of the things to expect. Your advice aids in making this trip successful. THANK YOU

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~~~~DAY 1~~~~

 

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First view of Vietnam.

 

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As the plane moves to a halt, we saw militry planes along the runway.

 

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Another view

 

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The aerobridge of Vietnam.

 

We touch down at Hanoi at about 12+ in the afternoon. Had arranged for a airport transfer with the Hotel but it did not turn up. Made a call to the hotel and they said that they will send someone down soon. So we were expecting to wait for very long but to our surprise, it came within 15mins. It took us about 45 mins to reach the hotel.

 

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Picture of our room.

 

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Another picture of our room.

 

This hotel is not bad. It is like a small family run business. The staff are friendly. Most importantly, it has free internet access. Thanks for recommanding this hotel FB666Y.

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After checking in, we went to the bike shop to rent our bikes.

 

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The bike shop.

 

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Outside the bikeshop.

 

6 USD per day per bike. Comes with 4 spare spark plugs, a spare tube, locks for the bike, working tools and a service manual. By the time we got to the bikeshop is about 4+pm and the guy in the shop says that its getting late, so he only charge us 2days for the bikes even though we rent it from monday to thursday. GREAT!!!

 

Note: The MAX speed of the bike is only about 70+ near 80km/hr.

 

After renting the bikes, we went to get some more detail streetmaps from a map shop nearby.

 

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The lady in the center is the shop owner.

 

After that, we went riding around the town to get use to the bike.

 

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We read from the net that there is this whole street that sells dog meat. They sell it like how we sell pigs in Singapore's wet market. All died and uncooked, unchop lying there waiting for people to buy. However, we spent hours looking for it but still did not manage to find it.

 

End up, we only manage to find one restaurant that sells dog meat.

 

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But there is no customer in it. So we left for another place for dinner.

 

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Highway 4. A motorbike club restaurant.

 

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Inside

 

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Picture with the waitress.

 

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Vietnam style of dining. No Chairs....

 

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Traditional Vietnam liquor.

 

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One of the liquor with a Huge Snake in it

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~~~~DAY 2~~~~

 

We wake up at 5.30am to see the lifestyle of the locals. The best place to see it, at the HOAN KIEM LAKE.

 

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a Pagoda in the center of the lake.

 

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Another view of the lake.

 

The Vietnamese has a very healthy lifestyle from what I see. They wake up so early to do workout. There are alot of people exercising around the lake.

 

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Vietnam Qi Gong

 

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They have weights along the lake.

 

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Pull up bars.

 

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It seems like they have the whole gym at the lake.

 

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Around the lake

 

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Around the lake

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More Pics around the Lake.

 

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More people exercising.....

 

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They are exercising to techno music.... WAH!!

 

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And more...

 

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Best looking car so far....

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They are fliming outside the temple at the lake.

 

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At the temple enterance

 

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Good Guy..

 

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Evil One..

 

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While we were taking those pictures above, these 2 girls walked past and posed for the camera.

 

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So I went up to them and ask if i can take a photo together and guess what?? They are Taiwanese.

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After the lake, we went back to the hotel to get ready to move out.

 

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All packed, ready to go.

 

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Ready for action.

 

We moved out at about 845am towards our first destination, LangSon.

 

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Taking breaks along the way.

 

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Haha... My wheel got caught in the railway track thats behind me while i was riding along it.. and i fell.. Haha..

 

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Small "Lu Bian Tan"

 

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After riding about 50+km through the small towns, we finally got onto Highway 1A

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More pics along Highway1A

 

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Towards the end of Highway 1A, there are many many bends. HAHA... very fun... until.... we did not even realise we are running out of petrol.

 

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Ran out of petrol. HAHAHAHAHA.....

 

Luckily there is a petrol station about slightly less than 1km away.

Note: The speedometer on the bike and the petrol gauge is not working from the on start so everything we also AgarAgar.

 

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Its about $1.10 for a litre of unleaded 92.

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We are finally near LangSon. It about 1+pm. After which we have to head towards DongDang, where the border crossing is(about 20km away). We stopped at the roadside to check our maps. The Vietnamese civilian are very friendly. They saw us checking the map and they rode their bike over to us at our location to offer their help.

 

However, language is a problem. So we use the international language, the sign language. But to our surprised, they understand the word "ZHONG GUO" and pointed us the way to china. Later than we realised that the word china, is translated as TRUNG QUOH in their language. Its some what similar to ZHONG GUO in chinese. haha. No wonder they understand what I am asking.

 

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The guys that gave us help.

 

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Along the way to the borders. Tunnel trough the mountain.

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Not too long after we left the guys, we reach the 0km mark of Highway 1A. This is where the Huu Nghi Quan(Friendship Gate) is. It is an important transport link between Vietnam and China.

 

But just too bad we did not take photos there. The Vietnamese soldier there is very arrogant. He keeps chasing us away. Do not even let us park there. Not wanting to get into trouble with them, we left, heading towards the checkpoint.

 

If you are wondering how this Friednship gate looks like, it is basically a offroad that is about 3-4 lanes wide with a barrier across the road and soilders guarding it. Nothing else. There is really nothing much to see.

 

 

After awhile, we FINALLY reached the borders of Vietnam and China, the checkpoint. Its called Tam Thanh.

 

Photos taken at the borders

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The DFS

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If you cross the shelter behind me, you will be in China.

 

 

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Can u see China? Chinese words? China flag? Yes... Its all there... So near yet so far...

 

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Another view of the checkpoint

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We took a short break and had a drink at the borders. Although it is past lunch time, but we were not feeling hungry.

 

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Vietnam style of shisa. haha

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Looks like you had a nice trip.

May i ask what is the round trip mileage estimated for your itinery in these 4 days ?

åƒé‡‘难买早知é“.......

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After our break, we head for Highway 4B. But before that, we top up our petrol again. hahaha.... Once bitten twice shy... u know?

 

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It shows esso on the sign board

 

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But the logo became shell at the pump.... ????????????

 

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A cyclist outside the petrol station.

 

 

We left the petrol station at about 3.50pm... Its getting late... we got to rush... Total distance covered so far is about 190km. Still got about 230+km to go...

 

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Checking the map again along Highway 4B.... Just to make sure we are heading towards the right way.. We cannot afford to go the wrong way.. NO TIME!!!

 

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Most of the view along highway 4B looks like this....

 

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haha... took a pic while checking the map...

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Although its call Highway, but Highway 4B is no highway at all. Its all small, trunk roads going through many many villages. Very rocky and sandy road with potholes everyhole.

Although we rode non stop, it took us 2hrs to cover about 100km.

 

There were many nice view of the mountains.. but sad to say, we got to beat night fall, so no time to take pics.

 

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Shag face after a 2hrs of rocky bumby ride.

 

Its already 650pm. sh*t!!!

 

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Took a right turn here to go onto Highway 18.

 

Highway 18 is very near the coast at South China Sea. It has a mixture of mountain and sea view. Road is still very narrow and twisty.

 

After a while, the sun went down. We were left riding in the dark(no lamp post or road lamp) on a narrow mountain road. THIS IS NO GOOD.... and we saw an accident in the total darkness.

 

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This trunk in the front overturned and blocked up the whole mountain road.

 

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While waiting for the truck to be cleared, we hang many lightsticks on our bikes to make sure that others can see us. Better to be safe.

 

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Moved off after the truck is cleared. Taking a break along the way at a small town call Cam Pha. Friendly people.

 

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Their kids.

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We left Cam Pha at about 8+pm. Luckily the road after Cam Pha is like normal highway and it has street lamps. We can now go faster.

 

After riding for about more than an hour, we arrived in Halong. YEAH!!!!

 

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The Halong Tower. (I gave the tower this name.)

 

We were so happy to arrive at halong. Now we need to look for a bridge to cross. This bridge will cut across part of the sea to the other side of Halong where BaiChay is. But when we got to the bridge, we realise that it is still in the process of building. Now we have to look for alternative.

 

Luckily there is a ferry service.

 

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Queuing up to board the ferry.

 

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On board the ferry.

 

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View from the ferry.

 

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Finally we reach BaiChay. We were so happy. You can see it from my friend's face.

 

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Its already 11+pm. Checked in, and ready to sleep. decided to forgo dinner also.

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~~~~DAY 3~~~~

 

We wanted to wake up early to catch the sun rising out from the horizon. But we were just to tired to do so. The first light is about 5 am. We ended waking up at about 8am. After which we went riding around the area and took some photos.

 

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View from the hotel room. Nice!!!

 

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More pics in BaiChay

 

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This is the bridge we wanted to cross last night. It is almost done.

 

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This is the ferry we took.

 

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Bought a drink from this stall

 

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Than we realise that the Redbull that we order is actually Red Dinosaur. hahaha... Vietnam version. And it look exactly the same..

 

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Pack up our stuff.

 

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And we set off.

 

Time now is about 1240pm.

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Last 2 pics in BaiChay

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Turning onto Highway 18 again.

 

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The road on this part of Highway 18 is quite empty.

 

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Along highway 18

 

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Nice view along Highway 18

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More pics along highway 18

 

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Still along Highway 18 --- MAN I LOVE THIS PIC!!!

 

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Topping up petrol.

 

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The bike requires mixing 2T and petrol into the fuel tank. The pump attentant will help you do it.

 

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Resting for a drink.

 

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Leaving Highway 18 and going onto Highway 5.

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I was travelling infront of my friend on Highway 5 and thank god that we brought walkie talkie. If not i would not know that he had an accident behind me.

 

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His thigh

 

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His butt.

 

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Tire punctured and the whole tube came off the rim.

 

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Fish tail and skided and flew and chest hit against this railling.

 

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The mess created.

 

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Broken headlight, signal light and mirror.

 

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This tiny hole caused all these.

 

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Hey... There is a bikeshop nearby....

 

I let the bikeshop change the tube while i attend to my friend's wound. Luckily i brought along alcohol swap with me. I cleaned up the wound for him.

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