Embark on an exhilarating four-day cycling adventure through Vietnam’s Central Highlands, traversing remote villages, dense forests, and breathtaking mountain passes while immersing yourself in the region’s rich cultural heritage.

Starting in Pleiku, the journey takes you through suburban villages, where you’ll engage with local farmers and elders before cycling on a mix of dirt, gravel, and paved paths to a hidden waterfall for a refreshing swim and late lunch. The following day, you’ll tackle steep climbs and rugged terrain towards Kon Tum, passing coffee plantations and rubber tree-lined roads. A visit to a Bahnar village offers insight into the ethnic minority’s traditions, instruments, and weaponry.

Day three presents the most challenging yet rewarding ride—a mountain-top single track, winding through scenic villages and bamboo-built communal houses of the Ede people. The day ends with a stunning 15km climb to Mang Den, where a celebratory BBQ awaits.

The final day sees a thrilling descent down the legendary Ho Chi Minh Trail, including a solitary 30km stretch aptly named “The Loneliest Route.” With picturesque landscapes, cultural encounters, and adrenaline-fueled trails, this expedition is an unforgettable adventure for experienced cyclists.