HUE ADVENTURES MOTORBIKE DAY TOURS

Hue adventure motorbike day tours (Private tour)

Route: Thanh Toan Eco village – Thien An church & Pine forest – Thuy Tien Water park – Tu Hieu temple – Hue Conical and Incense making village – Hue Arena ( Ho quyen )

Riding a bike has to be the ultimate way to explore all of destinations. There is no better way to get close to people in the Hue Viet Nam countryside or to take in the extraordinary sights, sounds and smell of Vietnam and beyond. Hue adventures motorbike day tours offer adventure and sightseeing but also brings you a direct contact with the rural life and the untouched virgin beauty of Hue

Hue adventure motorbike day tours itinerary

8:30 am. Our guide will pick you up at your hotel then ride to Thanh Toan eco village.

Our Tour guide will guide you along Nhu Y river, through blue bamboo rampart and the rice paddies to Thanh Toan Village. At here, you will have change to admire one of the most beautiful tiled Bridges in Viet Nam. And get to understand more about the lives of farmers through rural market and agriculture museum. Especially, you will a hand-on experience of cycling water wheel, milling rice and pounding rice with a local guide

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10:00. Taking a break by walking throught pine forest and visit Thien An church

11:00 am. Thuy Tien water Park. Thuy Tien water park used to be a senior entertainment center. The park lies in Huong Thuy town about 10 km West of Hue city. The “Death lake” officially opened for visitors in 2004. Not long after that, it was abandoned because of inefficient operation. However, since American Huffington article have posted about this horror place, Thuy Tien Lake Park suddenly became a popular favorite tourist attraction.

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12:00 pm. Time for Lunch

Although the lunch is not included, Our guide will recommend you some local restaurant to enjoy real local foods

1:00 pm. Visit Tu Hieu temple

Known as the famous “root pagoda” of Zen master Thích Nhất Hạnh, Từ Hiếu Pagoda is not only a place for the monks to lead an awakening life but also for anyone who wishes to find a serene haven to escape from the busy life or to learn meditation.Nestled on shallow hills in Thủy Xuân Commune, historic Từ Hiếu is one of the most ancient pagoda in Huế. In the beginning, Từ Hiếu was a small temple founded and headed by Thích Nhất Định who was a noble monk under the first four reigns of Nguyễn Dynasty. Later on in 1848, it was renovated and expanded with the financial support of imperial eunuchs who expected to be buried in the pagoda’s graveyard, and to seek solace for their souls after death. To date, about 30 graves of the eunuchs are still found in the pagoda yard.

2:00 pm. Visit Thuy Hue incense and conical making village

Step into the enchanting realm of Thuy Xuan Incense Village, where centuries-old traditions come alive. This village stands as a living testament to the enduring craft of incense making that has been handed down through generations. The kaleidoscope of colors that adorn the incense bundles creates a sensory feast that transports you to a world of aromatic splendor.

Here, your journey encompasses more than mere observation. Join hands with skilled local craftsmen to experience the intricate process of crafting incense firsthand. This cherished skill has woven itself into the fabric of the community’s identity for generations. But the experience goes beyond incense—Thuy Xuan Incense Village also invites you to explore the creation of the iconic conical hat, known as “nón lá,” a symbol of Vietnam’s cultural legacy.

3:00 pm. Visit Ho Quyen ( Hue Arena )

“Ho Quyen” is a historical site within the complex of relics in the former imperial capital of Hue. It is situated in Truong Da Village, Thuy Bieu Ward, Hue City. This unique site served as a tiger arena and an exceptional amphitheater, possibly unparalleled anywhere else in the world. During the Nguyen Dynasty, it functioned as a battleground for deadly clashes between elephants and tigers, intended for sacrificial ceremonies and to satisfy the entertainment needs of the king, court officials, and the public.