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This 450km cycle ride begins in the Vietnamese capital Hanoi and travels down to Ho Chi Minh City in the south. After a day spent exploring Hanoi, we head for Hué, which is dominated by majestic temples, ancient tombs, and the imperial citadel. Onwards to Hoi An, a sixteenth century trading town and UNESCO World Heritage Site. Culture and history abound here, as you will see at the next destination: My Son, formerly an Imperial city during the Cham dynasty. From here nature takes its course, as we pass by the Marble Mountains to Danang and then towards the miles of prime beaches at Nha Trang. While there, the group will visit an SOS Childrens’ Village which Charity Challenge supports as part of its commitment to local communities. Finally, we arrive in Ho Chi Minh City, with plenty of time to celebrate our incredible achievement.
Cycle Vietnam
Cycle Vietnam
Cycle Vietnam
Cycle Vietnam
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