Hue plattelandstour per scooter

Wir haben die City Tagestour gebucht und hatten sozusagen eine Privat-Tour da wir die einzigen waren. Unsere zwei Guides waren extrem freundlich, witzig und hilfsbereit. Die Fahrt war sehr angenehm und sicher. Die Roller waren komfortabel, besser als die, welche man überall mieten kann. Wir haben extrem viel gesehen und gelernt, und auch sk manches was nicht auf dem 0815-Touristenplan steht. Sie waren auch sehr interessiert an unserem Leben in Europa Es war eine tolle Zeit und wir empfehlen die Tour allen weiter, welche etwas besonderes erleben möchten.

This was a great tour into Hue countryside. A local village market where exchange of goods still takes place - vegetables/fruit for fish/pork. The knowledge of the guides cultural history of Vietnam was impressive as well as the local knowledge made this tour a “stand out”. The beautiful walking bridge made from wood and ceramics was lovely and had the classic story to match (similar to the walking bridge in Hoi An). We scootered through the rice paddies and watched everyday chores being done with the local people. We found our way up the mountain through the incense village and to a popular picnic spot for locals. A popular thing to do in our home town as well. A beautiful view down to the Perfume River where the dragon boats chugged past. The guides kept up informed of what happened up on the mountain throughout the years. Finally, we stopped at the local Pagoda which was simply stunning. The monks were chanting, locals meditating, all the animals seemed to be more alive with the sounds of cicadas nearly deafening and fish so big they were nearly jumping out of the ponds. Lunch was at a vegetarian restaurant and was super delicious. This is a bucket list tour and you must do it with Nahn and Anh. Thank you girls so much.

I had the most lovely scooter tour today with Nhàn. I was lucky enough to get a solo private tour and the personal attention that came from it was amazing. It was like hanging out with a friend who was also able to give me a bit of history and scoot me along on her motorbike. The sites were all exceptionally and I couldn’t imagine trying to get from one place to another on my own. Scootering was the way to go as you could really take everything in and it felt much more personal than a private car just taxiing me from place to place. As a solo female traveler, I also had a sense of ease having another female driver as my guide. My only regret is that I didn’t have time to also sign up for the food tour that she also leads.