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As of 2015 H2H is using a new route, which clocks in at almost exactly 2,000 km. Each day is an active hyperlink to Map My Ride.
Day 1: Hanoi to Cho Ben (74km)
Day 2: Cho Ben to Cam Thuy (86km)
Day 3: Cam Thuy to Yen Cat (72km)
Day 4: Yen Cat to Tan Ky (91km)
Day 5: Tan Ky to Pho Chau (90km)
Day 6: Pho Chau to Huong Khe (54km)
Day 7: Huong Khe to Quy Dat (70km)
Day 8 and 9: Quy Dat to Dong Hoi (114km, with overnight stop at Phong Nha)
Day 10: Dong Hoi to Dong Ha (110km)
Day 11: Dong Ha to Hue (82km)
Day 12: Rest day 1 - Hue
Day 13: Hue to A Luoi (73km)
Day 14: A Luoi to P'Rao (105km)
Day 15: P'Rao to Thanh My (51km)
Day 16: Thanh My to Kham Duc (57km)
Day 17: Rest day 2 - Kham Duc
Day 18: Kham Duc to Plei Can (104km)
Day 19: Plei Can to Kon Tum (60km)
Day 20: Kon Tum to Pleiku (49km)
Day 21: Pleiku to Ea Drang (100km)
Day 22: Ea Drang to Buon Me Thuot (76km)
Day 23: Rest day 3 - Buon Me Thuot
Day 24: Buon Me Thuot to Lien Son (49km)
Day 25: Lien Son to Lam Ha (100km)
Day 26: Lam Ha to Bao Loc (103km)
Day 27: Bao Loc to Gia Kiem (110km)
Day 28: Gia Kiem to Ho Chi Minh City (78km)
TOTAL: 2,010km
Wow this is amazing! Thank you so much for sharing!
ReplyDeleteWe would love to do the same, but we might have 20 days not 25 days. Do you think it's possible to cut some of the distances by taking the train or something? Thank you!
It's possible, you can send bikes on the train, but I think Hue might be the only city along this route with a major train station. The train runs through the more developed and often less scenic parts of the country. I know people who've done the whole thing in 14 days. You could easily do this route in fewer days, at lot of the days are around 70km or less.
DeleteIf you interested to import the whole route on TravelMap.net, I can help you with that ;)
ReplyDeleteHi, Would you have the new entire route in a GPX file version?
DeleteI am keen to join for 2022 but can't take a full month off work in April but I normally get 2 weeks. Can I join for two weeks only?
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