Tour Itinerary & Price

Day 1 : Hanoi – Bac Can – Chora    ( L , D)
07H30 Start 240 km road trip to Babe lake , on the way call at ethnic minorit y museum . On arrival visit Montagnard school .
Option 1 : Home stay enjoy silent night , dinner by bon –fire experience the daily life of hill trible people .
Option 2 : Sleep in hotel

Day 2 ; Full day visit to Babe National park (B ,L ,D )
Sunrise breakfast, cruise on Nang river, visit Puong-stalagmite cave, habitant of many bat, visit Dau Nang water-cascading, fairy pond. The day is finished with a walk to Pac Ngoi village. Retiring ro sleep in hotel   
                                                            
Day3 ; Bac Can – Cao Bang(B ,L ,D )
08h00 start 5 hour road trip to Cao Bang, enjoy the scenic windy road and verdant mounrains covered by tropical forest.

Day 4; cao Bang – Ban Gioc warter-cascading (B ,L ,D )
Visit Ban Gioc warter-falls, one of the most stunning sceneryin Vietnam.
It is only 40 km away frojm the the town, the road is very bumpy, but the scenery on the way is breaht-taking view. Spend an other night in Cao Bang

Day 5; Cao Bang - Lang Son – Hanoi (B ,L )
Go to Lang Son, visit Dong Kinh market near chinese boarder, Tam Thanh & Nhi Thanh cave. 16h00 arrive Hanoi, have a fresh beer at Trekking Travel. Tour finished

PRICE - PRIVATE TOUR:

Price can be lower for the big group.

Including features:

+Private car

+Food mentioned above ( B-Breakfast, L-Lunch, D-Dinner)

+ Entrance fee

+Guest house in the village, Accommodation

+English/ French speaking guide speaking guide

Overview & Map

Highlights of the North East are its rural landscapes, from traditional scen of green-engulfed villages to dramatic limestone country, typified by pockets of cultivation squeezed among rugged outcrops whose lower slopes are wrinkled with terraces. Population densities are still low, leaving huge forest reserves and high area of wild, open land inhabited by ethnic minorities practising swidden farming. The varied local climate suppoers a wide range of crops, from anise, peach and pear to tea, rbber and usual gamut of subtropical species...