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Bring you a “local breath” and live in an insight into our culture ! Booking tour with us, bring you a “local breath” and live in an insight into our culture !
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Our team is made up of locals
We know our region and we speak the language, we also good at English to talk with you about the interesting stories of our motherland! Backseat Motorbike Tour is a great way to relax and to safely enjoy Ha Giang authentic landscape.

04/10/2023

The Ha Giang Loop is a popular motorbike route in northern Vietnam. It is a scenic and adventurous journey that takes you through the mountainous region of Ha Giang Province. The loop typically starts and ends in the capital city, Ha Giang, and covers approximately 350 kilometers of stunning landscapes, including breathtaking mountain passes, terraced rice fields, deep valleys, and ethnic minority villages. The Ha Giang Loop offers travelers a chance to explore remote and untouched areas, experience the local culture, and enjoy the natural beauty of the region. It is considered one of the most spectacular road trips in Southeast Asia.

18/03/2023

Tea Drinking an Indispensable Habit
Vietnamese people have a nice habit of drinking tea. They drink it everywhere and at any time: at home, at workplaces, even in tea shops on their way to work, orat formal meetings, weddings or funerals. They also place it on altars as an offering to their ancestors on worshipping occasions. Whenever the locals feel thirsty, they are likely to look for this drink, in both summer and winter. A cup of iced tea in a hot day in summer not only refreshes your mind but also detoxicate your body. On the contrary, in winter, a sip of hot tea makes you feel warm inside and better able to cope with the outside cold temperatures.

Yet, tea drinking is not a recent trend in Viet Nam but attached to an ancient history as follows;

Tea Drinking from History to Daily Life
Vietnam is one of the largest and oldest tea-producing countries in the world. The Vietnamese have been growing tea for over 3,000 years. As early as in the 11th century, tea was used as a symbol to convey the essence of Buddhism. During the period of the Tran Dynasty from the 13th to early 15th century, tea assumed a philosophical value for the Vietnamese. In the 15th century, the Vietnamese polymath Nguyen Trai (1380-1442) lived as a hermit, renouncing the outside world for a life of “tea, poetry and the moon”.

While tea has a special philosophical value for scholars and a long tradition in Vietnamese history, it has its own place today in the life of ordinary people living both in the cities and in the countryside. In the past, peasants could not afford expensive tea, so they grew tea on their own. Nowadays, tea is used to bind people together, for example, the peasant often invites his neighbor around for a chat over a cup of tea. They drink tea initially to thank the host for his hospitality, then throughout several tea sips, they open heart more, to share their feelings, to speak about the family, the company and finally to feel the nature savor of the cup of tea.

Besides a normal thirst-quenching beverage, tea is also considered a delicate and meaningful one. In the past, it used to be the leverage for poets’ inspiration. Up to now, the habit of leisure tea-drinking has helped refresh and polish the drinkers’ minds. Moreover, a person’s character can be assessed by his or her tea drinking ways. Vietnamese people consider those who drink concentrated tea to be finely-mannered; and those who can pour tea into bowls arranged in a circle using a coconut scoop without spilling a drop will certainly enjoy the admiration of their tea-drinking peers.

17/03/2023

Vietnamese culture is known for its deep wisdom and values, which have been passed down through generations. Here are a few examples of the wisdom of Vietnamese culture:

1. Family values: Family is very important in Vietnamese culture. The concept of filial piety, or respect for one's elders, is deeply ingrained in society. Family members are expected to treat each other with love, respect, and kindness.

2. The importance of education: Education is highly valued in Vietnamese culture. Parents work hard to provide their children with the best education possible, believing that academic achievement leads to a better future.

3. Respect for tradition: Vietnamese culture is steeped in tradition, which is respected and upheld by generations. Traditions range from religious practices to customs for celebrating important life events.

4. Love of food: Vietnamese cuisine is considered to be a hallmark of the country's culture. Food represents comfort and hospitality in Vietnamese culture, and sharing a meal with friends and family is a cherished tradition.

5. Perseverance and resilience: Vietnamese culture reflects the history of the country, which has faced many hardships and struggles. Despite adversity, the Vietnamese people have demonstrated immense perseverance and resilience, which is reflected in their culture today.

Overall, Vietnamese culture is rich with values and wisdom that are deeply ingrained in society. From family values to the importance of education and tradition, Vietnamese culture represents a unique and enduring way of life.

17/03/2023

Ha Giang Loop is a popular motorcycle route that takes you through some of the most scenic routes in northern Vietnam. It is named after the province of Ha Giang, where the route starts and ends. The Ha Giang Loop is a circular route that covers around 300 km and takes around 3 to 5 days to complete, depending on how much time you want to spend at each stop.

The route takes you through the stunning mountainous terrain of the Ha Giang province, passing through various ethnic minority villages and breathtaking landscapes. Some of the highlights of the route include the D**g Van Karst Plateau, the Ma Pi Leng Pass, and the Quan Ba Twins Mountains. You will also get to experience the unique cultures and traditions of the ethnic minority groups that call this region home.

While motorcycling through the Ha Giang Loop can be challenging, it is an unforgettable experience that is perfect for adventure seekers and nature lovers. It is best to visit the Ha Giang province between September and November when the weather is cooler and the rice fields are golden.

18/11/2022

For a chance to learn firsthand about the fascinating culture of the hill tribes, come and join us on our guided intangble cultural heritages, shamanic rituals & cultural tea tours. Explore the breathtaking beauty of northern Vietnam and discover the ancient secrets of the Che Shan Tuyet tea trees. Whether you are a long time tea enthusiast or just a curious traveler looking to learn about the tribal way of life, this is the perfect adventure for you.

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Our team is made up of members of some of the northern tribes in Vietnam. We live in Ha Giang highlands, we work here.

We offer you the opportunity to discover and make a difference by helping a local ethnic minority while we also care about the environment, as we try to make our trip as less invasive as possible.

We know our region and we speak the language of the minorities, so we think we can make a difference in this overcrowded world of tourism.

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