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Ho Chi Minh City TV to organize 'Tour de Vietnam' cycling race next month

Ho Chi Minh City TV will organize an annual national cycling tournament next month, with the largest-ever prize money to be given to riders this year.

The HTV Cup tourney will take place from April 6 to 30, organizers said at a press conference on Thursday.

Cyclists will have to cover 2,350km of the competition’s 22 stages from Cao Bang Province in the north to Ho Chi Minh City in the south.

The longest stage, about 200km, will be from Nghe An Province to Quang Binh Province in the north-central part of the country.

The rider who wins the most prestigious yellow jersey will be rewarded with VND200 million (US$8,648) while VND50 million ($2,162) each will go to those who wear the blue and polka dot jerseys in the end.

Each lap win will earn a cyclist VND20 million ($865).

The best cycling team will receive VND100 million ($4,324).

The tourney’s prize money totals VND2 billion ($86,480), the largest ever.  

Fifteen teams have confirmed their participation in the HTV Cup, including the junior national squad. Each team can register seven riders, according to the tourney’s rules.

Foreign riders will also join this year’s edition.

Spaniard Javier Sardá Pérez, the reigning champion, will ride for team Ho Chi Minh City Vinama, while Frenchman Loïc Desriac will compete for Bike Life Dong Nai.

Ali Khademi, from Iran, will cycle for Gao Hat Ngoc Troi.

Considered Vietnam’s ‘Tour de France,’ HTV Cup has been held annually since 1989.

In its 33rd edition, the tourney is organized every year to celebrate Vietnam's national reunification, which was achieved on April 30, 1975.

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There's no better way to explore this diverse country, from lush rice fields to striking temples, a cycling tour of Vietnam promises surprises around every corner. Get an insight into local life in Sapa , ride through riverside villages at the Mekong Delta , play in the Northern hills on a mountain bike adventure or cycle along the sapphire-blue coastline for a tropical getaway, whatever style you choose a Vietnam cycling tour has something for everyone.

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Awesome , excellent , brilliant , unbelievable , great value , , incredible , bucket list , fantastic, supurb hotels , wonderful guide and support team, above and beyond , couldn't do enough- these are just some of the words and phrases that spring to mind when reflecting on our trip. This is much more than a bike ride - you get an insight into the culture , history and way of life of the people who live and work in and around the Mekong delta - and it is truly fascinating !! We were so lucky to have Leo as our guide - full of energy and humour and he really couldn’t do enough to make our trip any better . His knowledge

Cycling Vietnam: Hoi An package 5 days

Our guide Mai Thieu was fabulous and meant we had a great time and saw parts of Hoi A that we would not have accessed on our own. He was the perfect guide and happy to match the riding to our needs. Couldn’t recommend him and the whole tour more highly. Fantastic way to celebrate our 30th wedding anniversary!

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Vietnam Central Coast Cycling Tour

I went on a very special tour Mr. Biker Saigon organised, partnered with H2H charity ride. Everything was so professionally planed and executed that really made a difference. It was a very meaningful experience I will always remember. Thanks for creating wonderful memories Thai and crew(!

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The tour was amazing , everything was so well organized, accomodation superb and exceeded my expectations. Our guide was brilliant not only at leading the group but also his local knowledge explaining the history and points of interest as we went along. I would reccomend this tour to anyone.

Best Selling Vietnam Motorbike Tour to Sapa via Mu Cang Chai from Hanoi

We're a group of 6 Australians guys taking this motorbike trip with this company. It's really an awesome trip in our life. We were arranged all new Honda CRF 250cc & staying at the local families in the Northern Vietnam with the hill tribes. Our guide took us to so many unspoiled destinations where we can discover beautiful landscapes. Foods were so amazing with all local tastes. In general, all services provided on the tour are so fabulous and flawless and highly recommend this tour to everyone. We'll use them again for other trips

Vietnam Motorbike Tour from Hanoi to Hoi An, Da Nang on Ho Chi Minh Trail & Along the Coast

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All pretty good really. A couple of easy points though: Our guide was absolutely terrific but (so blame whatever on him please) we didnt have any chance to look closely into any active religious events, spaces, ceremonies, or temples, an important part of the country's culture. There were several rather too similar visits to ex-palace museums and mausoleums, so I think one or two of these could be substituted by something interesting or ceremonial in different current local religious practices/venues. The 'snorkel event' needs further thought. Nice day out on the boat, sure, but the sea bed in the snorkel site is nothing to write home about and the water isnt too clean. There are health and safety issues too as the vessel was anchored some distance from the snorkel site and the weather was a little breezy and choppy. Given that most of the group I was with were 'senior citizens', I found it odd that there was no safety swimmer standing by and no obvious recovery line/float system.

Road Biking the Ho Chi Minh Highway

Go now before Vietnam changes. It was an epic tour into small towns and villages where people stopped to stare at us, ask to have photos taken with us,and where children ran to the road to wave and shout hello. The scenery is beyond description. The towns are changing rapidly as the Ho Chi Minh Highway brings the desired economic development to this region of Vietnam. In a few years it will be impossible to repeat this experience.

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Very well planned, everything worked well, only on the day of arrival in Saigon I would skip the visit to the craft beer pub and instead go for a nice and authentic place for lunch as we arrived hungry after the flight from Danang. Also I would propose a ride through Saigon with the van and see the most interesting sights because its such a big city to see on foot.

This was our first trip with Explore - and indeed our first Group trip. Everything was amazing. The amount of cycling was perfect, rest stops, support teams, photo opportunities, planning.....everything. A group of four people is a little 'intense' however on the whole we navigated the relationships well within the group. One of the highlights for us was Binh himself. He was such an amazing Guide/Tour Leader - words don't really convey how important he was to our enjoyment of the experience. For us, his personal stories made Vietnam's history come alive, and yet he took care to convey many perspectives on the recent history of the country and people. We were able to meet his parents and visit his home which was really a very special moment. Binh is a real asset to Explore. He is articulate, skilled, very caring and respectful - to the people of Vietnam, to the tour participants and support teams, and to the organisation Explore. With development and growth opportunities he could go very far as a mentor and leader in the company and in the tour industry.

Cycling Vietnam Saigon - Hanoi

Having been to Vietnam before, we booked this tour as a new way of experiencing this wonderful country. It did not disappoint. With Tung's expert guidance we explored the highlands and central coast, mostly using little-travelled backroads that took us through grand scenery and busy villages, through rice fields, across passes and along countless shrimp farms and monuments to ancestors. We cycled a total of 500km in the 10 biking days, but the daily amount is flexible as the van accompanying us would enable a shortening (or extending) of daily distances. Taking our food preferences into account we were guided to local eateries and street food vendors where we experienced the best local dishes. Accomodations were excellent and the fact that we had nothing to worry about at all during the whole trip made this tour absolutely the best way to visit Vietnam. I wholeheartedly recommend their tour to anyone who is keen on some active exploration of Vietnam and hope to be able to return myself to do some more exploring with them!

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Sweltering heat, 30 stages and big mountains: Inside Vietnam's HTV Cup, the first post-coronavirus race

The race has previously featured a massive 30 stages and crossed into both Laos and Cambodia

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There was finally some good news last week when it was announced bike racing would be returning to the road and to our screens , albeit from a rather unexpected source.

The HTV Cup is Vietnam's biggest and oldest bike race, with the 32nd edition starting on Tuesday May 19 and held over 18, yes you read that right, 18 stages. It's basically a Grand Tour. Actually, two years ago they had 30 stages and passed through Laos and Cambodia, so scratch that, this is bigger than a Grand Tour.

Despite having a population of 97 million and sharing a long border with China, where the coronavirus originated, the Southeast Asian country has recorded no deaths among just 300 cases. Vietnam took extreme measures to contain the virus after their first case on January 23, closing borders and putting a vast contact tracing operation into motion. It's been nearly a month since its last community transmission and therefore the country is starting to open up again.

Usually scheduled for April, the HTV Cup was pushed back by coronavirus, but as many aspects of normal life return to Vietnam, bike racing does too.

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HTV stands for Ho Chi Minh City Television, who organise and broadcast the race, and since 2018 it's been shown live on YouTube and Facebook. In this so far fallow season, Vietnam has the chance to show off its premier cycling event to worldwide cycling fans who are desperate for some racing action.

We spoke to organisers, riders and members of Vietnam's cycling community to find out more about the race that can fill the racing-shaped hole in our lives.

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Vietnam's Grand Tour

First, a brief history of the HTV Cup. The inaugural was held in 1988 in order to not only promote the HTV brand but to help the company's employees develop their skills in live broadcasting. As the race became more popular over the years, the number of stages increased and had even started visiting neighbouring countries by 2006.

Just like a European Grand Tour, the race features mountain stages, flat sprint days, as well as time trials. The race usually takes place in April, with their equivalent of the Tour de France's final destination at the Champs-Élysées in Paris being a finish at the Independence Palace in Ho Chi Minh City at noon on April 30th, which coincides with the anniversary of Vietnam's Unification Day in 1975. This gives the event a patriotic significance for the country, and the race has become the breeding ground for many of the country's top cyclists to be discovered and developed.

The total distance  of the 2020 race is 2,183km, with 12 flat stages and six that tackle mountains or hills. The longest climb is on stage 15 and is 20km in length, with an average gradient of nine per cent. If you google Ngoan Muc Pass, situated 350km east of Ho Chi Minh City in the south of the country, the first thing that comes up is a website listing the world's dangerous roads.

However, the mountain pass in Ninh Thuan province, which was known to the French as Bellevue Pass, is known for its spectacular views at an altitude of 980m. On a clear day, you can see the ocean 55km away as you wind up and down the hairpin roads.

Vietnamese cycling culture

"The mountains and scenery will need a whole other interview," says Spaniard Javier Sardá Pérez, who along with Frenchman Loïc Desriac make up the European contingent of the Vietnamese scene.

"The popularity of bike racing in Vietnam has gone crazy in the last five years," Pérez tells Cycling Weekly . "Last year, as well as all the normal pro races, we had an amazing event called the Coupe de Hue that had Cadel Evans riding in it, and I won." Held over two stages, the first was a 15.2km uphill time trial with an average 8.3 per cent gradient that started at sea level and finished at 1,260m.

Vietnam boasts a total of 14 cycling teams and has around four races for men and two for women organised each year. Alongside football and basketball, cycling is one of the most popular sports in the country. Bicycles, along with motorbikes and mopeds, are also the most popular form of transport in the country, and Pérez says it took him some time to adapt to riding amongst the deluge of motorbike traffic.

Vietnam cycling fans enjoy the big European races, such as the Grand Tours, just as much as any other nation. When asked which are the big names and teams Vietnamese fans enjoy supporting, Team Ineos were noted, as well as an interesting mix of the larger-than-life characters of the sport: Bradley Wiggins, Lance Armstrong, Alberto Contador and Peter Sagan.

"The pro scene here is way more akin to the UK scene before Bradley Wiggins [and his Tour de France success] blew it up," says David Lloyd, founder of Velo Vietnam,  who is also director of the Vietnam Trail Series , which organises jungle marathons and ultra-marathons.

"It's much more niche, a passion sport that people who were cycling fans in the UK in the 1970s would recognise."

Lloyd says Vietnamese teams only had domestic riders for a long time but now have a few riders from overseas. The larger races also now often include teams from the region, with one female stage race featuring an Australian team last year.

"While [compared to Europe] it lacks the big sponsorship, TV coverage and the recognition of the Grand Tours, it does not lack their length or ambition," Lloyd argues, pointing to the number of stages often making up races.

"What people might be surprised to learn is these races include mountain stages that do rival the European greats - one climb is over 30km in length from the sea up to the highlands of Dalat, for example.

"Here in Hoi An, where I'm based, I will often run into the youth national team on a training ride and they'll not only be fine with you jumping on but actively encourage you to do so. It's a super friendly cycling culture here."

The defending champion

Javier Sardá Pérez began cycling when he was six. He made his way up the junior ranks in the north of the country, eventually joining the national set-up and winning several races against the best his country had to offer. However, after lacking opportunities in 2016 when he was in the U23 category, he decided to accept an offer to ride for the Japanese Victoire-Hiroshima team.

"It was a tough season," Pérez says. "The adaption to Japanese racing took me a few months but after a while I manage to start getting some decent results in the Japan Pro Tour."

The next year he joined the Vietnamese Bikelife team, racing in the HTV Cup and winning the queen stage and coming second in the GC. He improved further in 2018, taking a number of stages in local races as well as his first overall victory.

Having experience of both the European and Vietnamese scenes makes Pérez a great person to offer insight into the differences and similarities between the two.

"Here [in Vietnam] we spend a lot of the time with the team," he explains. "We usually train together every day, which helps us work together and makes it easier to defend a jersey in a race. I think in Europe riders look out for themselves more than working for the team compared with here."

Otherwise, the racing is pretty recognisable, with breakaways going away and being caught, as well as hectic bunch sprints, albeit riders also have to battle against searing temperatures and high humidity.

Another obvious difference is the food. "Vietnamese cuisine is very different than European," says Pérez. "Although we can get all types of food in the big cities, sometimes if we have a finish line in a small town it's more complicated."

None of this stopped Pérez winning the 2019 edition, who says the time trial proved crucial to his victory. But the 2018 race, which had more than double the number of stages than when he won, was his craziest experience racing in the country so far. " I'd never done such a long race like that and I didn’t know it was possible either," he says.

For the 2020 edition, only a few precautions will be taken in light of the coronavirus. People who live outside the country aren't permitted to take part, meaning riders will only have to wear face-masks in between racing and wash their hands as much as possible. Meanwhile, the slight delay will make it hotter than usual, often reaching a sweltering 35C.

 "The Vietnamese Government did a great job and the virus is under control," says Pérez. " I was training hard during the months off, thinking only about this HTV Cup, so I hope my legs and my team can do a really good job and bring another yellow jersey to Ho Chi Minh City."

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Everything You Need to Know about Cycling in Vietnam

Vietnam is a stunning country that continues to attract visitors throughout the year. Here you can explore the serene countryside, bustling towns and cities, historical attractions and much more. There is so much to see and do, providing guests with a jam-packed break. 

One of the best things to do is to enjoy a cycling holiday in Vietnam . With endless trails and dramatic landscapes to appreciate, a biking experience is sure to impress even the most avid cyclists. These routes cater to a range of adventures, meaning there is something here for all. From leisurely rides to challenging ascents and much more, you will uncover paths in Vietnam for a scope of abilities. 

For those planning their next bike trip in Vietnam, we’ve got you covered. Below you will find everything you need to know about exploring the country by bike. From the best time to visit, the top routes and what to pack, keep reading to learn more about all that beautiful Vietnam has to offer cyclists. 

The Best Time to Visit Vietnam 

Before we dive into the top spots for cycling in Vietnam, let’s first have a look at the best time to visit. With so much time spent outdoors, it is important to assess the weather conditions before your trip to ensure you make the most out of your time here. Luckily enough, we’ve got all of the information you need to know below, making planning your getaway a little easier. 

There are different regions throughout Vietnam, so when you decide to visit will depend on where you plan to stay. However, the dry season which runs from November to April is often the most popular time to enjoy a cycling break here. The temperatures are comfortable during these months, with lower humidity and less rainfall, creating great conditions for biking. 

You can expect temperatures to be cooler in northern Vietnam, with a slight rise in the south. If you’re pursuing plenty of pretty landscapes and colourful flowers, anytime between February and April are excellent months to visit the country. It is worth noting that Vietnam has a tropical climate which is known to be a little unpredictable. With this in mind, we recommend keeping an eye on the weather before your trip to ensure you get the most out of the cycling on offer throughout this stunning part of Southeast Asia . 

Accommodation in Vietnam 

When looking to book cycling tours in Vietnam , likely, you are also in pursuit of accommodation. You will discover plenty of excellent places to stay throughout the country, great for those travelling by bike. 

There are accommodation options throughout Vietnam that suit a range of preferences and budgets, catering to a variety of holiday itineraries. Here you can stay in luxurious hotels, cheaper hostels, charming guesthouses and unique rentals. 

For those exploring the main tourist destinations such as Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City, there are places to stay here for all. Whether you’re looking for a lavish resort to relax and unwind after days of cycling, or something a little more authentic, you won’t be stuck for options here. 

In general, accommodations are relatively inexpensive throughout Vietnam. This means you can enjoy an excellent stay for much less than you would in some of the other favoured tourist destinations. 

Food and Drink in Vietnam 

An important aspect of any strenuous activity is food and drink. When exploring Vietnam by bike, you will discover plenty of excellent places to stop off and re-fuel along the way. The country is renowned for its exceptional cuisine, perfect for those looking to indulge in some mouthwatering delicacies whilst wandering the beautiful landscapes. 

With so many options to choose from, you will discover fantastic eateries at every twist and turn, especially when travelling through some of the popular towns and cities. With plenty of local food markets and street vendors, there are tons of opportunities to enjoy some authentic cuisine when wandering along the bike trails in Vietnam. This allows visitors to immerse themselves in some of the traditional dishes and culture during their visit. 

However, Vietnam is also home to plenty of fine dining establishments, great for those looking for a more luxurious experience. With multiple restaurants, cafes and bars in the frequented cities, you’re sure to find something to suit a range of tastes and preferences. 

No matter where you decide to eat in Vietnam, you will be impressed by the options available throughout the country. This not only allows visitors to experience some of the culinary delights but also offers some insight into the culture and traditions.  

Best Places for a Biking Holiday in Vietnam

Now you know a little more about the best time to visit, the accommodation options and where to eat, next we’ll cover some of the top places for biking in Vietnam. Below we have several destinations across the country to enjoy an unmatched cycling expedition!  

Mekong Delta

With a network of impressive waterways comprising canals and rivers, Mekong Delta is an excellent location for those seeking some of the best Vietnam biking trips. There are also some great cycling tours in the area, taking guests through lush forests, impressive landscapes and much more. 

There are biking paths in Mekong Delta for a range of abilities, making it an excellent choice for a range of cyclists. Some of the easier trails include Dong Thap, Ben Tre and Can Tho, perfect for those looking to immerse themselves in the breathtaking surroundings whilst out on their bike. With so many routes to choose from, you’re sure to be impressed by all that this fantastic part of Vietnam has to offer bike enthusiasts. 

For those looking to experience some of Vietnam’s most impressive natural wonders, Sapa is the place to be. The picturesque landscapes provide the ideal environment for a bike ride. Comprising plenty of lush greenery, rugged peaks, and authentic communities, this trip allows you to explore the country at its finest. 

There are plenty of biking trails throughout Sapa, allowing visitors to pick and choose from the routes that best suit their cycling abilities. As you ride through the deep valleys, be sure to spend some time soaking up all that the jaw-dropping surroundings have to offer. Plus, don’t forget to check out the rice paddies perched along the side of the mountains in Sapa.  

Vietnam’s National Highway 1

The route along Vietnam’s National Highway 1 is undoubtedly one of the best places in the world to enjoy a cycling adventure. This trail stretches from Hanoi to Ho Chi Minh, providing some of the country’s highlights along the way. With fantastic vistas throughout this ride, this is a once-in-a-lifetime experience and one that shouldn’t be missed when exploring Vietnam. 

Be sure to spend some time examining the bustling cities along the route, alongside some of the more rural spots such as Hai Van Pass. When travelling along National Highway 1, you will encounter diverse terrain from rugged mountains to pretty beaches and lovely coastal vistas. Whether you’re looking to ride at a leisurely pace or plan to challenge yourself, there is something throughout this bike trail for all. 

A trip to Hanoi is a must when visiting Vietnam. The bustling capital allows visitors to experience the authentic side of the country. With its vibrant atmosphere and lots of things to do and see, you won’t be stuck for activities when cycling here. 

There are different biking trails to enjoy through Hanoi, providing something for all types of cyclists. With shorter routes around the Old Quarter, where you can soak up some of the city’s fascinating history, alongside some more challenging paths, it’s an excellent place for all. 

Despite the hustle and bustle throughout the city of Hanoi, there are also plenty of natural spots to enjoy. With stunning lakes and green parks, there are several places to stop off and relax whilst enjoying a biking adventure here. 

Ho Chi Minh City

Another must-visit destination in Vietnam is the beautiful area of Ho Chi Minh City. For those exploring the country by bike, this is an excellent place to stop off and soak up the fascinating architecture and history. Be sure to check out the stunning Opera House, the vibrant Chinatown, wonderful markets and Notre Dame Cathedral during your visit. All of which offer a unique insight into the history and heritage of this wonderful city.  

With so many fascinating sights to witness, you’ll find yourself needing more time in Ho Chi Minh City. 

Cat Tien National Park 

Wildlife lovers must experience Cat Tien National Park when exploring Vietnam by bike. Here you will discover an impressive species of birds, alongside wild cats, elephants, monkeys, deer, rhinoceros and more. The natural beauty of this park is truly astounding and something that all should experience when visiting this beautiful country. 

Cat Tien National Park is also one of the largest nature reserves in Vietnam, providing plenty of space for visitors to scour. Whether you’re looking to immerse yourself in the impressive wilderness, or simply leisurely ride through the many natural wonders, a trip here is a must for cyclists. 

What to Pack for a Cycling Holiday in Vietnam

Those looking to immerse themselves in the great Vietnam cycling tours are likely looking for more information on what to pack for their trip. With varying weather conditions and different regions to visit, below will help kick start your packing list, so that you can visit here with all of the things you need in mind. 

It probably comes as no surprise that you will need suitable cycling gear when exploring Vietnam by bike. Things like moisture-wicking clothing and comfortable garments are essential. It is important to remember that you may spend a lot of time on your bike, so comfort is a must. 

Cycling shoes or comfortable footwear is another important item to add to your packing list. You will need appropriate biking shoes, alongside comfortable boots or trainers for walking and exploring the many destinations along the way. This will ensure you make the most of your time here and wander the top attractions with ease. 

Due to the unpredictability of the weather in Vietnam, we recommend packing some protective gear for your cycling adventure. Waterproofs, a helmet, sunglasses and sunscreen should all be considered for your trip. These items will help protect you from both the hot sunny days and wet weather that often comes from the tropical climate. 

Other vital things to consider are medications, a first aid kit, a backpack, a reusable water bottle and electronics. These will help create a comfortable experience for those biking in Vietnam. Plus, with so many photo-worthy opportunities along the way, a phone or camera is a must for your trip across the country! 

We hope that after reading this article you can now plan your next bike tour in Vietnam with all of the information you need in mind. This stunning country has much to offer a range of travellers, providing something for all. With breathtaking natural surroundings, vibrant cities and lots of cultural exploration, you’re sure to find something here for the whole clan. What’s more, there’s no better way to immerse yourself in all that Vietnam has to offer than by partaking in a biking expedition.

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Vietnam Bike Tour: Unveiling the Most Beautiful Cycling Routes and Cultural Highlights

On april 24, 2024.

-  With its diverse landscapes ranging from breathtaking mountains to lush rice paddies and vibrant cities, Vietnam offers a plethora of cycling routes for enthusiasts seeking unforgettable adventures. Vietnam Bike Tour , the leading travel company in Vietnam, takes meticulous care in selecting and exploring the most beautiful cycling routes before leading travelers on their cycling holidays. This essay delves into the company's dedication to uncovering remarkable routes, immersing travelers in cultural highlights and its extensive experience of over a decade, ensuring cycling holidays of unmatched quality.

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1. Explore the Most Beautiful Cycling Routes

-  Vietnam By Bike takes pride in offering travelers the opportunity to explore the most beautiful cycling routes in the country. The company's travel consultants, armed with deep local knowledge and expertise, diligently scout out routes that showcase Vietnam's natural splendor and cultural richness. From the stunning coastline of the central region to the majestic mountains in the north, travelers are guaranteed an extraordinary cycling experience that unveils the true beauty of Vietnam.

-  In selecting these routes,  Vietnam Bike Tour  considers multiple factors, including road conditions, picturesque scenery, cultural sites, and local attractions. Every route is thoughtfully planned to ensure a balance between challenge and enjoyment, catering to different skill levels and interests. Whether it's a gentle ride through rural landscapes or an adrenaline-pumping off-road adventure, Vietnam By Bike possesses a range of routes to meet the unique preferences of every traveler.

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2. Learning About Cultural Highlights Along the Cycling Route

-  Vietnam By Bike  understands that cultural immersion is an essential aspect of exploring a destination. Beyond showcasing Vietnam's natural beauty, the company places great emphasis on introducing travelers to the cultural highlights along the cycling routes. Prior to embarking on the journey, travelers are provided with insightful information about significant landmarks, historical sites, and cultural practices that they will encounter along the way. This pre-trip briefing enhances the overall experience, enabling participants to appreciate and understand the cultural fabric of Vietnam.

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-  During the  cycling holidays , Vietnam By Bike's knowledgeable guides make the ride even more enriching by sharing captivating stories and anecdotes about the local attractions. These include UNESCO World Heritage sites such as Hoi An Ancient Town, the magical limestone karsts of Ninh Binh, and the imperial city of Hue. Such cultural highlights add depth to the cycling adventure, giving travelers a deeper appreciation for Vietnam's heritage and traditions.

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3. Over a Decade of Experience 

-  Vietnam By Bike's exceptional reputation is testament to its extensive experience spanning over a decade in the travel industry. The company's journey began with passionate cycling enthusiasts who turned their hobby into a profession. This firsthand experience has helped shape the company's understanding of what makes an extraordinary cycling holiday. Learning from the challenges and triumphs encountered over the years,  Vietnam By Bike  continually refines its operations to provide seamless and unparalleled experiences for its clients.

-  The company's extensive experience enables it to navigate the complexities of organizing cycling holidays with exceptional efficiency. From booking accommodations that fit travelers' preferences and budgets to handling logistics such as luggage transfers, Our Vietnam Biking Tours ensures that every aspect of the journey is well-planned and executed. This level of professionalism, gained through years of experience, guarantees that travelers can fully immerse themselves in the cycling experience without any worries.

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-  Vietnam Bike Tour  at VietnamByBike excels in selecting and exploring the most beautiful cycling routes, introducing travelers to cultural highlights, and leveraging its extensive experience to provide unparalleled cycling holidays. The company's dedication to showcasing Vietnam's natural beauty and cultural richness shines through in its meticulous planning and attention to detail. Whether it's cycling along the serene coastline or through the rugged mountainous terrain, Vietnam By Bike ensures that every journey is unforgettable, with memories that will last a lifetime. With over a decade of experience and a deep commitment to exceeding client expectations, Vietnam By Bike stands as the ultimate choice for an exceptional cycling holiday in Vietnam. 

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Vietnam Cycling Tours is the leading adventure cycling tour in Vietnam. We ensure you'll enjoy all handpicked routes with local knowledge and an experienced licensed team. The multi-day tours last 10 to 15 days, and ultimate itineraries include cycling from Saigon to Ha Noi and other biking trips from Ha Noi to Ho Chi Minh. Between Ha Noi in the north and Ho Chi Minh in the south, cycling holidays start in Hue, Hoi An, Phong Nha, Nha Trang, and Dalat, allowing you to join in at each destination as you wish! Please join our bike tours to see the genuine life of locals along the coastline, mountain regions, authentic countryside, and Champa villages.

Vietnam has beauty and stunning diversity, with homes to colorful hill tribes in the northwest and far north. There are sandy beaches, spectacular mountain ranges, verdant vast plateau regions stretching from north to south, never-ending rice fields, and the mysterious Mekong River Delta waterways just waiting to be explored by bicycle. Vietnam is a country with a small and narrow shape. The coastal line is on the east and the mountain range, and the central highland is on the west- boundary to Laos, Cambodia. The mountain ranges of the north have a long border with China, and they are home to many Ethnic tribes, while the Mekong Delta region is flat land with lush green rice paddy fields and fruit orchards. Just let travellers know that Vietnam has it all and the best destination waiting for you. The spectacular breathtaking views, peaceful countryside scenery, stunning beaches with the warm climate, and much natural beauty of UNESCO Sites, Ha Long Bay, Hue Citadel, Hoi An Ancient, Son Doong Cave- Phong Nha, National Parks, are the main attractions to the country. Adventure travellers have many places to be inspired. North Vietnam enables you to travel by bicycle through the stunning scenery of Pu Luong, Ninh Binh, Sapa, Mai Chau, and Ha Giang. On adventure trips, travelers visit local tribe markets and experience a night at the homestay of a local home. In Central Vietnam, along coastal roads with blue, sandy beaches, beautiful fishing villages, and the cultural Purple Citadel of Hue, the Ancient Town of Hoi An, and Son Doong Cave- Phong Nha. The Central Highland provinces provide a resort city of Dalat, lovely lakes, and numerous sea lakes, and spectacular mountain ranges. The Mekong Delta has a network of the Mekong River with thousands of branches and fertile soil for rice paddy fields, and the region is also the gateway to overland Cambodia with the final stop at Angkor Temple. 

Vietnam's reinvention as Southeast Asia's most exciting tourist destination has long since been complete. Hanoi is the capital, and Ho Chi Minh City- formerly Saigon has French colonial landmarks. After wars for the more significant part of the 20th century, the country is now a hotspot for foodies, beach bums, and thrill-seekers alike. Its capital, Hanoi, has managed to retain its old-style feel despite an economic boom. Its Old Quarter is a riot of delectable food stalls, markets, and labyrinthine streets. Ho Chi Minh City serves up a more modern edge, while the UNESCO-protected town of Hoi An, and has kept its charm despite the swathes of tourists. From Ha Long Bay to the Mekong Delta via the beaches of Da Nang, Vietnam's natural wonders make it truly magical. Population is estimated at 97,338,579 people by 2020.

Vietnam economy statistics by world bank 2020 Vietnam's main crops are rice, and still agricultural Industry Gross domestic product: 261.9 billion USD Currency: Vietnamese dong GDP per capita: 2,715.28 USD  GDP growth rate: 7.0% annual change  GNI per capita: 7,910 PPP dollars  Internet users: 68.7% of the population  Gross national income: 763 billion PPP dollars 

Language: Quoc Ngu - Latin Alphabet The official language of Vietnam is Vietnamese, which is the mother tongue of the Vietnamese people, who constitute 86% of Vietnam's population and about three million overseas Vietnamese. And it is the second language of the ethnic minority groups in the country. It is monosyllabic, with each syllable having six different tones that can change the word's meaning. It makes it quite difficult for new learners. Besides the official language, each ethnic minority group has its dialect that has been used and preserved in daily life. The Vietnamese writing system in use today is an adapted version of the Latin alphabet, with additional diacritics for tones and certain letters. The use of accent marks indicates the different tones. This system of writing, called Quoc Ngu, was created by a French Catholic missionary, Fr. Alexander De Rhodes, in the 17th century to translate the scriptures. When France invaded Vietnam in the late 19th century, French gradually replaced Chinese as the official language in education and government. In addition, many Sino-Vietnamese terms Western ideas imported through the French. However, the Romanized script did not predominate until the beginning of the 20th century. 

People Vietnam's traditional customs are very multiform and plentiful in each period from the past until now. Each of the 54 ethnic groups in Vietnam has its distinct custom with many different traditional costumes and liturgies. But, they all contribute to the diverse traditions of a big family - the country. 

Religions:  Ancestor worship, an ancient Vietnamese tradition for thousand years: 73.7% Buddhism: 14.9% Catholicism: 7.4% Protestantism: 1.1% Hoahaoism: 1.5% Caodaism: 1.2%

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Ultimate Vietnam North to South Bike Tour

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This trip promises a wholesome Vietnamese cycling holiday experience as we journey from North to South, encompassing Hanoi and Halong Bay, Coastal Vietnam, and the enchanting Mekong Delta, showcasing the best of each region.

We set out on our cycling adventure through the picturesque Red River Delta in Northern Vietnam, followed by an exhilarating kayaking experience in Halong Bay. Returning to Hanoi via Ninh Binh and Mai Chau, we soak in the beauty of these regions. Next, we arrive in Hue and set off on a bike tour along the iconic coastal route of central Vietnam, widely regarded as the country's most beloved path. A brief flight then takes us to Saigon, where we meander through the tranquil landscapes of the Mekong Delta before returning to Saigon.

Throughout the journey, we'll have the opportunity to explore awe-inspiring temples, pagodas, and imperial citadels. Additionally, we'll seek out some of the world's most inviting warm water beaches and savor delectable Vietnamese cuisine, making this an unforgettable and enriching experience.

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Day 1 : Hanoi

Our guide meets you at your hotel at 13:00hrs for a bike fit.

Post that, walk the busy streets of Hanoi visiting some of the cultural and historical highlights of Hanoi. Visit the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, One Pillar Pagoda, which was constructed nearly a millennium ago, and is delicately elevated in a pond. Also visit the Temple of Literature, dating back close to a thousand years, is a wonderfully preserved piece of ancient Vietnamese architecture and stands to honor the scholarly achievements of the country’s academics and philosophers. Continue exploring the area around Hoan Kiem (Sword) Lake, the old quarter including Ngoc Son Temple, which sits perched on a little island in the lake. In the evening, we convene over dinner.

Day 2 : Halong City

Day 3 : Halong Bay - Cat Ba Island

A quick ferry journey amidst spectacular limestone mountain scenery brings us to Cat Ba Island. After lunch, get on the bike for a loop around the island. Enjoy the stunning sunset over the limestone mountains.

Day 4 : Kayak and Shuttle to Ninh Binh

After a hearty breakfast, get on board a smaller boat and take a journey to the more remote and secluded parts of the Lan Ha Bay waters and islands. Trade your boat with a kayak and explore the lagoons, the coral reef, beaches, and limestone peaks. Ferry back to Hai Phong and journey towards Ninh Binh.

The distance from Halong to Ninh Binh is approximately 170km. We spend around 3 hours in transit, and if time permits, unload the bikes for a cycling journey on backroads, along the dike, covering approximately 20-25km to reach the hotel. Anticipated arrival time at the hotel is between 16:00 and 17:00.

Day 5 : Ninh Binh

A short cycling ride along the river brings us to Trang An, known as Halong Bay on land. The landscape is largely dominated by limestone mountains, rivers, caves, and pagodas. Here we take a boat ride and get to experience the magical scenery dotted with natural and cultural wonders.

We take a break at the ancient city of Hoa Lu for a quick temple tour and then loop back through the stunning landscape.

Day 6 : Pu Luong

It’s a long day interspersed with transfers and rides. We start with a transfer of about 90min to the starting point for our cycling. Unload the bikes and cycle on largely undulating paths. We continue cycling past acacia plantations, sugarcane fields, and corn farms dotted with Thai and Muong Tribes' villages. Arrive in Pu Luong, and check in at a family lodge located in the heart of Pu Luong Nature Reserve.

Day 7 : Pu Luong

Pu Luong is a beautiful region located in northern Vietnam and known for its stunning natural landscapes, lush green rice terraces, ethnic minority villages, and pristine forests. The area is characterized by its tranquil and picturesque scenery and offers a variety of trekking and hiking opportunities. There are numerous trails through the terraced rice fields, across suspension bridges, and into the heart of the forested hills.

Today we go hiking in Pu Luong, promising an immersive journey through the picturesque terrains of Don Village, Hieu Village, and culminating at the breathtaking Hieu Waterfall.

For those seeking a leisurely day, feel free to opt for a rest day and enjoy the tranquil surroundings. Whether hiking or relaxing, Pu Luong invites you to savor the richness of its landscapes and culture at your own pace.

Hiking : 10-15km

Day 8 : Mai Chau

Another day of the undulating ride. Cycle past a spectacular mountain range with karst cliffs, terraced rice fields, and a typical agricultural landscape, ending at the beautiful valleys of Mai Chau. The experience is truly unique as we get to experience a good change in landscape.

Mai Chau is a collection of villages and offers a true rural cycling experience. Do enjoy the evening walking around the valley and admiring simple rural life amidst spectacular scenery.

Day 9 : Fly to Hue

Today enjoy a thrilling loop around the gorgeous valley and experience Mai Chau village life at close quarters. It’s an off-beat trail and some sections are over a gravel road. We pass by many bucolic villages where children come to greet us and through tumbling steams. The region is mainly inhabited by White Thai people.

In the evening, take a short flight to Hue. Our guide meets at the airport and then transfer you to your hotel. Hue is a city located in central Vietnam, known for its rich history, cultural heritage, and scenic beauty. The Perfume River flows through Hue, adding to the city's charm. Taking a boat trip on the river is a popular activity. Hue is also known for its traditional arts and crafts, including delicate porcelain, intricate embroidery, and distinctive Hue-style cuisine, which is renowned for its sophisticated flavors and presentation.

Day 10 : Hué

Today take your bicycle out for an early morning leisurely loop around the imperial town of Hué. Ride past the Citadel, Thien Mu Pagoda, Mausoleums, and the merchant’s houses along the banks of the Perfume River and through quiet lanes with lush gardens.

If you're up for more riding, explore the ‘purple city’ on a short countryside loop on a bike, swerving to unthreaded nooks and corners through the beautiful rural countryside and absorbing this historic capital city of Vietnam at your own pace. Take a short transfer out of Hue to visit the Thanh Toan Bridge, an ancient architectural monument extremely valuable in terms of its history and culture. This is one of two bridges remaining in Vietnam today that retains its unique architectural style. We then cycle on to Dam Chuon Lagoon, a part of the Tam Giang Lagoon system. This is a must-see spot for all those who are lovers of beautiful scenery and keen photographers.

We continue riding to Thuan An beach, an ideal place for relaxation. On the way to the beach, there will be many houses, temples, pagodas, rice fields, and beautiful gardens to see and explore. Upon arrival at the beach, enjoy a swim and then jump back on the bikes and head to Con Te Islet.

Loopback to Hue, and stop at Sinh Village – an ancient village well known for its artists and beautiful, traditional, craft woodblock paintings.

Day 11 : Hoi An

After a hearty breakfast, we take a short transfer out of Hue to the coast. Begin riding off the beaten track along a picturesque, narrow peninsular road. Cross the estuary of the Perfume River and from here, challenge yourself by cycling up the Phuoc Tuong Pass then take a short transfer to Lang Co and have lunch by the gorgeous lagoon.

Later, ride along the Lang Co Bay with spectacular views of winding paths, wooden fishing boats, waterfalls, mountains, and forests, and bike over gradual hills to climb Hai Van pass for views of this splendid bay. This rugged pass is the final section of the Truong Son Range stretching to the sea. From the pass, go downhill to the base and shuttle to Hoi An, a delightful old trading town and UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Day 12 : Hoi An

The architectural beauty of Hoi An will captivate you as this UNESCO World Heritage Site offers a melange of Vietnamese, European, Chinese, and Japanese monuments in an unhurried, timeless setting.

Today you can plan your own day, and enjoy the enchanting Hoi An town at leisure. A paradise for shoppers, a walk through the town gives a feel of an open-air museum.

Day 13 : Fly to Saigon

Get up early today for a short flight to Saigon. Our guide meets you at the airport and transfers you to your hotel. Later, go on a walking tour to explore some of the most popular sites (Ben Thanh Market, Saigon Opera House, Continental Hotel, The Reunification Palace, Notre Dame Cathedral and Post Office, and The War Remnants Museum). This walking tour gives an excellent introduction to the city’s history and provides you with plenty of opportunities to soak up the unique mix of chaos and tranquility that is modern-day Saigon.

Day 14 : Tra Vinh

A short shuttle transfer brings us to the outskirts of My Tho — the gateway to the Mekong delta. We ride along a small creek to Mekong estuary past gorgeous paddy fields and lush orchards. Along the way, we cross a river on a local ferry. After 20 kms (12.5 mi) of biking, we stop for lunch at a local restaurant.

Post-lunch, we ride in the van for 30 minutes before beginning our afternoon cycling. We ride past coconut plantations on a smooth surface, and under a green canopy of trees growing on either side of the road. En route, we stop at a local family to see how they use coconut fiber to make ropes and use coconut leaves to make thatched huts. After another 30 kms (18.6 mi) miles of cycling, we load our bikes in the van and drive for 40 minutes to our hotel, the Coco Riverside Lodge.

Before dinner, our hotel organizes a fun cooking class where they teach how to make rice pancakes.

Day 15 : Can Tho

We begin the day with a 40 minute shuttle transfer to head deeper into the delta. We then visit a beautiful Khmer Pagoda before beginning the day's biking. We ride past numerous rice fields, rivers, and canals, and over a multitude of bridges that may offer views of floating villages. Apart from rice fields, the region is dotted with many plantations of banana, coconut, and citrus trees.

We stop for coffee after biking for 25 kms (15.5 mi), and then bike another 21 kms (13 mi) before stopping for lunch at a local restaurant.

It’s a long ride today through the interior trails of Mekong Delta to Can Tho. Post lunch, we ride another 20 kms (12.4 mi) on these trails and even cross a river on a local ferry before loading our bike in the van and driving for 90 minutes to Can Tho.

Day 16 : Cai Be

We start this day at 7:30am and hop on to a boat to experience the early morning Cai Rang floating market. Each boat in this market showcases its distinct specialty, which can be identified by the items hanging on tall poles. While many boats anchor in place, a few gracefully float around, particularly those dedicated to snacks or coffee, catering to the shop owners' needs. The majority of the boats appear weathered, constructed from aged wood and exude a rustic charm.

This bustling market primarily focuses on the sale of fresh produce and food items, ranging from sweet potatoes and watermelons to lychee. Unlike clothing or household goods, the market solely revolves around agricultural products. Exploring this lively marketplace provides a fascinating glimpse into the authentic daily life of the locals. After the boat ride, we disembark onto a pathway made of old railroad ties and proceed to walk along a busy road lined with numerous meat markets, eventually making our way back to the van.

Later ride into the heartland of the Mekong Delta, past the pristine hamlets nestled in the orchards and coconut plantations. Along the way, see farmers working in nursery fruit tree gardens.

We stay tonight at the Ba Linh homestay, which was one of the first homestays started in this region to welcome tourists. They cook their meals in the traditional Vietnamese fashion using firewood which adds a more authentic flavor to the food. The homestay, however, does not have AC, and the beds come with mosquito nets to make sleeping comfortable.

Day 17 : Saigon

Take an early morning boat trip to the bustling floating market, and visit handicraft villages and the Cai Be market on land. After the boat trip, cycle to Cai Lay and along the way discover the gardens of Longan (Dragon eyes). We continue cycling to My Tho and visit the ornamental Khmer pagoda of Vinh Trang. Later shuttle to your hotel in Saigon or the airport.

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Like most tropical regions, Vietnam has hot summers, mild pleasant winters, and an extremely wet rainy season. Being located in the northern hemisphere, the best season for cycling in Vietnam is generally from September to May, with regional variations as described below:

North Vietnam – Hanoi and Halong Bay: The cycling tour season in this region runs from October to May. December and January can be cold with occasional rainfall. May to October is hot, with heavy rain in the months of August and September.

Coastal Vietnam – Hue to Nha Trang: Coastal Vietnam is a narrow crescent-like coastal strip that is at times only 60 km wide. As a result, it experiences coastal weather phenomena such as high rainfall and occasional typhoons during the wet season that runs from September to December. Travelers during this season should be prepared for last-minute changes to the itinerary. The Best season to visit this region is from January to September with the average temperature hovering around 30°C.

South Vietnam – Saigon and Mekong Delta: South Vietnam is a year-round cycling destination because of its pleasant tropical climate. April and May can be hot, but for the rest of the year, the temperature hovers around 30°C. There is moderate rainfall from May to early November but it settles soon, leaving the weather cool and the countryside lush. November to February is the best time for cycling in South Vietnam with warm weather, clear blue skies, and a light ocean breeze blowing in from the Pacific.

Residents from a number of countries have visa exemption status for tourist visits to Vietnam. For a full list of up-to-date visa-exempt countries, see the Vietnam Foreign Affairs website .

Starting August 15, 2023, the Vietnam government will start offering an e-visa valid for up to 90 days with multiple entries, replacing the current 30-day, single-entry option. Furthermore, passport holders from Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, South Korea, Russia, Spain, Sweden, and the United Kingdom will benefit from an extended visa exemption period of 45 days, up from the current 15 days. Eligible foreign nationals will either benefit from a longer duration of stay and greater flexibility with the extended e-visa validity of up to 90 days and multiple entries, or enjoy an extended visa exemption period of 45 days.

e-Visa – You can apply for an e-visa through the government website, then, once approved, simply print it out and present it upon arrival in Vietnam. The additional benefit of the e-visa is that it's valid at land borders, not just airports. The processing time ranges from 2 to 7 working days. We recommend applying 2 weeks in advance to avoid unexpected delays. Read more about tourist e-visas for Vietnam at the Vietnam Immigration portal and apply there.

While applying online for an approval letter, please ensure that you have the following documents:

• Passport scanned copy: A scanned copy of your passport - front (main) page. It shouldn't be a mobile photo or a photo taken from a laptop. Strictly scanned copy done through a computer scanner.
• Passport size photo: portrait photo (4*6 size, colored photo, white background, straight looking without glasses). A photo taken from a mobile or laptop may or may not work, so I would strictly advise getting one made through a nearby photo studio (retail shop) that specializes in taking photos for visas.

Here is an excellent resource on Vietnam visas that may be worth looking at.

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Richard R from US

I feel that we got a realistic view

I feel that we got a realistic view of Vietnamese citizens which is what we wanted. The bicycles were a great way to see things and engage with people. It was good to have the experience of traveling the length of the country and we are glad we got to Siem Reap as well. All transfers went smoothly and the itinerary was well planned. The guides were helpful in picking our food options and we ate some excellent food. Cycling in Vietnam was not like our other cycling trips in other countries as far as road quality. That was mentioned in the trip literature and should be taken to heart. We rode on some very rough, pitted roads, through gravel, through sand, standing water, and heavy mud. It was a good trip and we are glad we did it.

Lauren Stringer from CA

Trip of a Lifetime!

Doing this trip to Vietnam on by bike, we saw so much more than we otherwise would have. We went to out of the way places and really got to experience how people live. The guides were also knowledgable and accomodating. The excursions were fun and interesting. I learned so much about the country and its history. I would do a trip like this again for sure.

Corrine Livingston from US

We loved the trip!

We loved the trip! The cycling was fun and beautiful, the guides were very gracious and informative, of course the food was fabulous and our hotels were very nice. Vietnam is a very special place in our hearts as the people are so warm and friendly.

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Tour of the Gila 2024

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T he 2024 Tour of the Gila returns for a 37th year, taking place April 24-28 across the foothills of the Pinos Altos Mountains around Silver City, New Mexico. The Tour of the Gila provides five days of racing for elite men and women which is part of the UCI America Tour and USA Cycling’s Pro Road Tour.

Similar to past years, the UCI men and women will take part in a trio of road races, one time trial and one criterium. The event also offers amateur categories a reduced number of days.

The elite women will cover 409.2km over the five stages while the men will take on 526.1km, both categories using the same route for stage 3’s uphill individual time trials.

This season it is the lone UCI 2.2 road race in the US, after the Joe Martin Stage Race announced it would suspend operations for 2024 and look to return next year. 

In 2023 Austin Killips (Amy D Foundation) won the fifth and final stage in the women’s division and took home the red jersey for the overall title. Marcel Prieto (Pato Bike BMC Team) of Mexico was second overall and Emily Ehrlich (Virginia’s Blue Ridge TWENTY24) was third.

The men’s overall title went to Alex Hoehn (Above & Beyond Cancer Cycling, who held off stage 5 winner Óscar Sevilla (Medellín-EPM) by just a two-second margin. Torbjørn Røed (Above and Beyond Cancer) completed the GC podium in third.

Tour of the Gila 2024 route

The race kicks off on April 24 in traditional style with the Mogollon Road Race p/b Grant County. The pelotons will have to endure steep grades on the stiff climb to the ghost town of Mogollon. 

Stage 2 is the Inner Loop Road Race presented by Brian & Lynn Robinson/Southwest Bone & Joint. The route passes the rugged terrain of the Gila National Forest and by the Freeport-McMoRan Chino mine with more than 5,800 feet of climbing. It will be 74.1 miles (119.3km) for the women and 76.2 miles (122.6km) for the men.

The third day brings the Tyrone Individual Time Trial presented by Freeport McMoRan, both categories riding the same 16.15 mile (26km) course in the village of Tyrone, which uses an out-and-back course with 1,188 feet of climbing. Wind factors into the stage victory as riders storm down the final descent to the finish line.

Stage 4 is the Downtown Silver City Criterium p/b Town of Silver City. The traditional four-corner course returns for 1.1-mile circuits and an 80-foot climb on the back of the course with a descent into the final corner. The women will race 25 laps and the men 40.

The fifth and final day of racing is all about climbing, the Gila Monster Road Race p/b Gila Regional Medical Center, which is often the deciding factor in the race. Similar to stage 2, the course does a reverse loop through the Gila National Forest and ends in Piños Altos with a narrow, seven-mile ascent. The men cover 161.9km, taking a right turn after passing Lake Roberts and heading past the Gila Cliff Dwellings National Monument before tackling the category 1 climb to the hilltop finish. The women will race 106km.

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Hanoi Red River Delta – Full day cycling Tour

On saddle of the bike, explore the 25km cycling route from one of richest area to rural countryside. Crisscross lanes and traverse bridges, take the local ferry to uncover brilliant rice paddies, ancient pagodas, ceramic villages, colorful flower, and vegetable garden. Meet up with friendly farmers and gardeners. Visit the Museum of Bat Trang ceramic and panorama view on the roof top of the 41-floor building.

You will be picked up from your hotel in Old Quarter at 8.15am for a short transfer of 30 minutes to the other bank of the Red River. Arriving Ecopark – new area where many of richest people live – at around 8.45am, get the bike and helmet, you join the trip briefing and bike fitting.

Get some local snacks to keep you energized while taking the local ferry, and it’ll be time to set off for the countryside. Pedal from village to village taking in the scenes as you go: ceramics, kumquat and bonsai, colorful flower, vegetable gardens and friendly farmers and gardeners.

Enjoy the lunch at local restaurant which is not far from the Museum of Bat Trang ceramic. Being back Ecopark to take panorama shots of the Red River delta on the roof-top of the 41-floor building and say goodbye to our steady and lovely bikes.

• Professional English speaking and cycling guide
• Transfer from Old Quarter to Ecopark and vice versa
• Mountain bike with helmet
• Water, snacks and Vietnamese coffee or tea
• Donation to local Temple
• Local lunch
• Travel insurance
• Other services not indicated as inclusive

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• Kind of trip: Joining tour (Require minimum 3 persons to depart, maximum of 10 persons per group)
• Departure from: 8:15am at your hotel in Hanoi Old Quarter
• Finish at: 16:00pm at your hotel in the Old Quarter
• Duration: Full day
• Activities: Cycling
• What to bring: a day backpack; hat; sun cream; shorts & T-shirt for hot season and light windbreaker jacket for cold season.
• Join-in departure: 08:15am
• Require minimum 4 participants to start
• Tour price: 1,750,000vnd per person (equivalent of 73US$)

Please email us [email protected] for bookings or if you prefer to book another date for your group.

Tour of the Gila: Lauren Stephens wins Mogollon climb opener for women

Redlands winner Nadia Gontova second while Marcela Prieto third

Lauren Stephens (Cynisca Cycling) climbed to a solo victory on the opening day of Tour of the Gila and took the first leader’s jersey for the UCI women’s category. Nadia Gontova (DNA Pro Cycling), the recent winner of the Redlands Bicycle Classic, finished second, just nine seconds back. Marcela Prieto (Steve Tilford Foundation) secured third, 1:01 off the pace.

The trio of riders had formed the breakaway of the day on Stage 1 Mogollon Road Race p/b Grant County and with half of the 71 miles (114km) covered had pushed ahead of the peloton by as much as 12:50.

The reigning Pan-American road champion rode with Gontova on the lower, narrow slopes of the 3.8-mile category Mogollon climb and attacked as the steepest pitches of 19%. Gontova could not match the acceleration, leaving Stephens to ride away for the win.

It was Stephens’ fifth appearance at the UCI 2.2 stage race in New Mexico, her top finish in 2015 with third overall and she has never finished outside seventh.

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Rock County to Host the 2024 Para-Cycling Road National Championships

Ahead of Tour of America’s Dairyland series, Para-Cycling Road National Championships will take place June 11-13.

Rock County, Wis. is set to host the 2024 Para-Cycling Road National Championships ahead of the 15 th annual Kwik Trip Tour of America’s Dairyland (ToAD) series. With support from Associated Bank, the largest Wisconsin-based bank, and the founders of ToAD, para cyclists will compete June 11-13. They’ll have the opportunity to compete later that week in the Associated Bank Handcycle Series during this year’s iteration of ToAD.

“We, along with our partners in Janesville, the Janesville Velo Club, are extremely proud to host this year’s edition of USA Cycling’s Para-cycling Road National Championships along with the amazing athletes we have come to know and love over the last number of years watching them race their bikes; a pure fan favorite!” said ToAD Executive Director, Bill Koch.

With support from U.S. Paralympics Cycling, para-cyclists will have the opportunity to compete in a Road Race, Time Trial, and Team Relay.

“We are excited to continue our partnership with U.S. Paralympics Cycling to host this year’s National Championship. ToAD has been an exceptional partner as part of our National Criterium Series, and I look forward to seeing the terrific event they will host on our behalf.” said Kyle Knott, USA Cycling's Director of National Events.

Additional details including schedule and registration to come.

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Vietnam Cycling Federation

Vietnam Cycling Federation, also called the Vietnam Motorcycle and Bicycle Association was established in 1992. The Vietnam Cycling Federation is based at 36 Tran Phu street, Ba Dinh district, Hanoi, Vietnam.

The President of the Vietnam Cycling Federation is Mr. Vu Khac Lien and the General Secretary is Mr. Doan Kim Phach.

Apart the Vietnam Bicycle Federation which belongs to the Ministry of Sport and Culture, there are several other cycling federations and bike clubs in different cities and provinces such as the Hanoi Cycling Federation, Lao Cai bike club, Ho Chi Minh city cycling association…

Most of bicycle tournaments, races, cycling events are held by the Vietnam Auto Motorcycle Bicycle Association.

Address: 36 Tran Phu street, Ba Dinh, Hanoi, Vietnam

Phone: (24) 38230574

Fax: (24) 37331198

Website: http://www.tdtt.gov.vn/default.aspx

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Where do I find the information about the detailed schedule and route for the Biwase Cup the 8-14 Mar 12 in Binh Duong, Dong Nai etc.?

Dear Mr. President, My name is Emile Kuensch, born in Luxemburg but I live in Italy. Please, I need your attention and help: I would like to have contact to some athletic a/o cycling association/federation in your country to make friends and to exchange international experiences and knowledge. Sir, I’m NOT looking for a job I would like to HELP as Scientific Consultant “volunteer” (I speak: French, German. Italian and English) SPORT is: Education – Sport is Health – Sport is Business N.B.: I’m not a prophet; however my long international experiences as Athlete and as Technical Director teach me that… You can’t have a “top athlete or a top team” without a qualified Technical Director a/o Scientific consultant with international Knowledge.

Sport C.V. of the Author: Dr. Emile Kuensch- contact: info at royal-art-academy.org –or- a.r.t at tiscali.it ca 14 years of international competition experience e. g.: *1996 Lisbon Portugal: plural World Medical Games champion in: cycle road race and individual time trial climbing. **1982-1996 Gold, silver and bronze medal winner in: athletics: 400m, 1500m Europe and 5000m runner at the World Medical Games in: Paris and Canes France, Lisbon Portugal, Ostuni Italy, Limerick Ireland etc. and ca. 8 years of international experience as: ***physician specialist, caring national teams (on tour in) e.g. Canada, Germany, Spain and Luxemburg, organizer/manager of international sport events e.g. “Tour d’Europe” (for the research against cancer) and as personal-trainer in various sports: expert in athletics and cycling. Thank you for your attention and sincere greetings by Dr. Emile Kuensch P.S.: at the moment I’m for 3 mounts as Scientific Consultant (volunteer) in Ghana/Africa and teach Trainer and Club Manager.

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