Vietnam Adventures Tours: 9 Adventurous Activities You Don’t Want To Miss
Vietnam, with its welcoming people and delicious food, is a life-changing vacation. Let’s find out more about Vietnam Adventures Tours!
With a trip to Vietnam, you may take a holiday for a few weeks, obtain academic credits for a few months, and so much more. Many Vietnam adventures tours also provide opportunities to volunteer in the community. You'll be able to improve your health, meet new friends, improve your résumé, and make a difference in other people's lives.
You'll also be able to experience the great cuisine because of the low cost. In Vietnam, let your daring side shine!
Vietnam Adventures Tours: 9 Adventurous Activities You Don’t Want To Miss
1. Trekking
For those wishing to get out of the city and into nature, Vietnam offers a variety of hiking excursions. The most popular routes are in and around Sa Pa, a hilly area in the country's northwestern portion.
Fansipan, Vietnam's and Indochina's highest peak, rises to 3144 meters (10282 ft) and takes three days to reach the summit.
If you don't want to go on a multi-day adventure, head to the Central Highlands and stay in Da Lat. There are various paths in and around the highlands that are suitable for hikers of all skill levels.
Some adventurers may desire to venture off the usual route and explore the country's more remote areas. It's preferable to do it through a tour operator because certain ultra-rural settlements may be unwelcoming to strangers. The guide can help you communicate with the locals by acting as a translator.
2. Motorcycle Riding
Riding a motorcycle around Vietnam is a great way to see the country. Purchase, rent a motorbike or hire a driver. In any case, riding a motorcycle around Vietnam is the way to go.
There's something about having the wind in your face and travelling at a slower pace than usual, and in this nation, riding a motorcycle is the ideal way to achieve that.
Hundreds of people riding motorbikes the length of the nation from Hanoi to Ho Chi Minh City has virtually become a rite of passage for many travellers.
Those in the know, however, travel to Northern Vietnam to witness some of the country's most stunning countryside.
3. Cave Exploring
For various reasons, Phong Nha is by far the trendiest and the best place in Vietnam that we visited.
It boasts some of the world's largest caverns, in addition to being a breathtakingly gorgeous site, an adventure hotspot, and a welcoming local population.
These caverns, located within the Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park, are a true natural wonder that will blow your mind. They're so amazing that the park was quickly designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
The duration of a visit to these caverns might range from an hour to five days. You may expect to cross rivers, travel through beautiful jungle, be surrounded by limestone mountains, and spend time in ethnic minority towns on the more adventurous ones.
4. Sand Boarding
Something you wouldn't expect to discover in Vietnam is another popular activity in Mui Ne - sand-boarding.
Several enormous dunes within a desert microclimate are within a short drive from the seaside town, believe it or not. Climb up the dune and down the hill on the board.
This type of experience is rare in Asia, and it's something you shouldn't miss if you're visiting Vietnam.
And the good times don't stop there. If you have your motorcycle, you may ride down a track that runs parallel to the beach for an off-road experience while taking in the breathtaking surroundings.
5. Mountain Climbing
If you're searching for something exciting to do in Vietnam, climb the country's highest mountain. Mount Fansipan is the tallest mountain in Indochina, standing at 3,143 meters, so expect a challenging task that will take you three days to complete.
Nothing says adventure like braving stinging winds, difficult terrain, and steep climbs, so only tackle this climb if you're physically fit (and maybe insane) and want to get your heart racing.
Despite its difficulty, the walk will take you through some of the most unreachable and picturesque places of Vietnam, with the most spectacular panoramic view of Vietnam from Indochina's roof.
6. Kayaking
Kayaking is available in numerous locations around Vietnam, but Ha Long Bay is by far the greatest. Why? With hundreds of limestone islets jutting from the ocean, Ha Long Bay is truly breathtaking. It is generally foggy, but this creates an extremely breathtaking scene, which is likely why it was designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Although certain spots have become overrun with tour boats and kayakers, there are still several undeveloped regions on the bay's outskirts. So, what do you have to lose? Rent a kayak and paddle across islands, discovering secret beaches and caverns where no one has gone before!
7. Scuba Diving
Vietnam has left an unforgettable impression on the diving community with its 2000 kilometres of coastline, mostly unspoiled seas, year-round accessibility, and hundreds of species of large and tiny marine animals.
Nha Trang, Con Dao, Phu Quoc, and Whale Island are the four primary diving areas in Vietnam. While Nha Trang is the most developed and has the most dive sites, the other three are constantly being investigated and new dive sites are being discovered. Divers will want to return again and again for this reason!
8. Canyoning
Canyoning is a term that refers to swinging across a canyon on a rope. It is often regarded as one of the most effective methods to discover and conquer nature while also challenging your heart and mind.
A team of expert instructors will usually train you on how to use the rope and provide some essential equipment for rappelling down dry or wet cliffs. Then, depending on how you want to test yourself, you can leap over the cliff, go water skiing, etc.
Da Lat is one of the best sites in Vietnam to go on a "Canyoning trip." Canyoning Dalat tour is one of the most popular activities in Da Lat, attracting a large number of people due to the naturally steep terrain and diverse range of gorges.
9. White Water Rafting
White water rafting is a popular outdoor activity in Da Lat, with many individuals opting for it as a way to test their limits.
The instructor will assist you and demonstrate how to use the equipment, navigate the boat, overcome obstacles, and self-rescue if you fall out of the boat.
The rapids will be constant throughout your journey, ranging in difficulty from Class 1 to Class 4, and will test your collaboration as well as your abilities. What will happen next? It's completely amusing, satisfying, and pleasurable once you and your pals have completed all of the rapids' levels.
And there's more! Jumping from the top of a rock cliff (6–11 m high) is an optional option. What an adventure! You are not obligated to participate, but are you sure you will have another chance in your life to complete this enormous mission?
Conclusion
On a vacation to Vietnam, thrill-seeking travellers are guaranteed to discover exactly what they're searching for. The brave may do anything from walking in national parks to diving in uncharted seas to conquering Indochina's greatest mountain.
Most of these activities, however, should only be undertaken with the assistance of a guide or tour group, and space may be restricted. So, if any of them piques your interest, jump online right now and start organizing your Vietnam Adventures.
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