New Tour to Duong Lam ancient village

The best way to find out how the Vietnamese farmers live is to join a day trip to the ancient village of Duong Lam. The short excursion will offer travelers an opportunity to bike in the authentic countryside, to plant rice on the real rice fields and to learn how to make Vietnamese traditional courses.

Duong Lam village is the  maintain style of ferralitic architecture over 4000 years ago only far away 50km from North West of Hanoi.

The tour will start around 08am from Hanoi. Leaving the hotel, travelers will enjoy two-hour drive south-west Hanoi. Pass through the surprisingly little noise of bike horns, take the short biking follow the narrow clay road to the old village, travelers will bike along the paddy rice field in the countryside, the green plantation, small channel water, thin bamboo bridge show on the river with small boats waiting in the shading trees.

Explore the way of farmer living is playing into the farmer as the history time in 19th century wearing with the old brown pajamas, non hat ( bamboo Vietnamese hat), irrigating the plantation into green herbs vegetable by hands, carrying the short grances rice or the long one. Before lunch time, travelers will learn how to make their own desserts which is a famous course traditional desserts from long time ago. Keep biking to the Mia pagoda where was built in 15th century containing 287 statues of different sizes and more Ngo Quyen temple, Phung Hung temple before returning by the private car to home.

According to the company’s director Nguyen Khuong, this new excursion is a good choice for those who want to experience the real life of Vietnamese farmers. The destination is old. But Lotussia Travel has discovered a new way for you to enjoy the journey.

For more information about the tour either visit its website http://www.lotussiatravel.us or email to info@lotussiatravel.us

Lotussia Trave offers a half day bicycle tour in Hanoi

There is no better way to discover Hanoi than by bike. Join Lotussia Travel’s newly-discovered bicycle tour and experience both the old quarter of Hanoi and its new suburb area in just a half day.

You will be met up at your hotel at 8:00am by Lotussia Travel tour guide. He then give a brief explanation about the biking route, riding tips and related information. Leaving hotel, you will follow an narrow road where there is surprisingly little noise of bike horns. You will bike along these small streets  until we reach the peach garden there we cross the river to join an immense corn field. As you cycle through the corn field, and vegetable gardens, you will see how the life is quiet and peaceful after just few minutes cycle.

The dog barks; farmers plant vegetable working on their fields; children play on their house court with simple toys…these are common sceneries we will experience during your trip. Stopping by a local house and talking with local people will make your trip more enjoyable.

Why don’t you join the Long Bien historical bridge before biking to another part of Hanoi. Long Bien bridge is a historic cantilever bridge across the Red River that connects two parts of the city of Hanoi, Vietnam. It is also commonly referred to as the Paul Doumer Bridge. After crossing the bridge, you continue cycling through local villages, rice fields and smiling faces.  With the guide, you will know how we plant rice, how the villager life is, how our rituals are…

According to the company’s director Nguyen Manh Khuong, this new is a good choice for both business and leisure travelers. For only a half day, they can experience both the “old” and the “new” Hanoi actively and differently.

For more information about the tour either visit its website http://www.vietnamcycling.com or email to info@vietnamcycling.com