Exploring Vietnam: From Bikes To Buses And Boats, Plus Tasty Delights!

ByMAKE. DO. GROW May 4, 2024 1 min

We’ve been on holiday! But not just any holiday, it was a bit of an adventure – off the beaten path in northern Vietnam. Join us for an epic trip on motorbikes, night trains, busses and boats. We hiked into the mountains to take part in some volunteer projects, did some building work, ate a lot of delicious food and enjoyed some absolutely stunning scenery.

Follow along and see what we get up to on holiday. And make sure you’re subscribed for two further Vietnam adventures to follow in the coming weeks.

For more information about our friends E3 Global Adventures head here: https://e3globaladventures.com.au/

For more details about the motorbike tours with Infinity Ha Giang Loop head here: https://infinityhagiangloop.com/

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