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Explore Hill Tribes By Bike Tour
Day 1: Hanoi Arrival
Day 2: Hanoi - Thai Nguyen - Bac Can
Day 3: Bac Can - Ba Be National Park
Day 4: Ba Be - Bac Me
Day 5: Bac Me - Ha Giang
Day 6: Ha Giang - Heaven gate pass - Hoang Su Phi
Day 7: Hoang Su Phi - Xin Man - Bac Ha
Day 8: Bac Ha - Sapa
Day 9: Sapa - Than Uyen
Day 10: Than Uyen - Tu Le
Day 11: Tu Le - Nghia Lo
Day 12: Nghia Lo - Yen Bai
Day 13: Yen Bai - Hanoi
Day 14: Hanoi - Departure
Detail Itinerary
Day1: Hanoi Arrival
we are met and transferred to hotel. Ha Noi , Vietnam's capital, is a stylish and gracious city that retains an unique old world charm and some Asia ?s most striking colonial architecture. The many lakes and parks make for relaxing atmosphere. If time permits we embark on a cyclo for a short excursion through the bustling old quarter streets named after the specific goods once offered for sale at these places. O/N in Ha Noi
Day 2: Hanoi - Thai Nguyen - Bac Can. (B, L, D, ~80km)
We take bus transfer to Thai Nguyen. Bike ride to Bac Can. First day easy ride up and down hill, scenery of palm trees with village of Tay and Nung a long the way. O/N Bac Can.
Day 3: Bac Can - Ba Be National Park. (B, L, D, ~78km)
Morning ride 20 km outside Bac Can and up hill, turn off highway 3 to a quiet road, great view small village of Tay and Thai on the opposite of the river. Later afternoon we take our boat cruise on Ba Be lakes and walk around Pac Ngoi village. O/N Ba Be national park.
Day 4: Ba Be - Bac Me. (B, L, D, ~ 80km )
Morning boat cruise with our bike to waterfalls, then we start a cycling adventure on a small trail to Bac Me (no jeep support). O/N Bac Me.
Day 5: Bac Me - Ha Giang. (B, L, D, ~ 63km )
Good paved road along Gam river. O/N Ha Giang.
Day 6: Ha Giang - Heaven gate pass - Hoang Su Phi. (B, L, D, ~106km)
Easy ride 45km down highway 2 to Tan Quang where we turn left and up hill to the mountain again. Best mountain view today, chalenge climb through the Heaven gate pass to Hoang Su Phi town. O/N Hoang Su Phi.
Day 7: Hoang Su Phi - Xin Man - Bac Ha. (B, L, D, ~70km)
Some part of the road is bad, but great view along Chay river. This is totally a new road - built on the former trail of the flower H'Mong tribes. O/N Bac Ha.
Day 8: Bac Ha - Sapa (B, L, D, ~ 80km)
A relaxing day promenade around Bac Ha Sunday market, see a market day for all tribes: Tay, Nung, Dao, Flower H?Mong, Giay, and Phu La etc? Afternoon we ride bike around H'Mong village. O/N Sapa.
Day 9: Sapa - Than Uyen. (B, L, D, ~ 95km)
From Sapa we start the day’s ride with a 15kms climb to the top of the Tram Ton Pass, stopping on route to visit the “silver waterfall”. Then it’s a 26kms plunge down to Binh Lu junction. From here we continue along the Hoang Lien Son mountain range, there are a number of hard climbs but the magnificent landscape makes the hardship all worthwhile. We finish with a 20kms descent to Than Uyen.
Day 10: Than Uyen - Tu Le (B, L, D, ~ 88km)
We follow the valley out of Than Uyen until the road begins to wind up into the hills. This rugged terrain of dense vegetation brings us into contact with the Black Hmong and the mysterious White Tay people who are famed for their folk music, poems and songs. We end the day at Tu Le.
Day 11: Tu Le - Nghia Lo (B, L, D, ~ 65km)
Today we pass large white limestone mountains as we explore the “real Vietnam”. We will cycle through meandering roads before we finally end the day in Nghia Lo. It sits on a mountain ridge overlooking the Red and Black River and is home to the Thai, Nung, H’mong, La Ha and Ma peoples.
Day 12: Nghia Lo - Yen Bai (B, L, D, ~ 74km)
The route today day takes us on the back roads to Yen Bai. A spectacular road through undulating terrain of tea plantations, lush forests, rice fields and gum trees.
Day 13: Yen Bai -Hanoi (B, L, D, ~ 38km)
Our last day in the saddle takes us back to paved roads through the rolling terrain of tea plantations lush forests, rice fields and gum trees used for paper production. We finish cycling early in the afternoon, then transfer back to Hanoi.
Day 14: Hanoi - Departure (B)
There is a free time for you to relax or further explore Ha Noi. The trip ends after your transfer to Noi Bai Airport for departure
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According to general relativity theory, the Universe has three possible futures (in the absence of dark energy?
a. The density of mass determines the rate of formation of black holes which will eventually collapse the Universe.
b. The density of mass determines the strength of gravity, which decelerates the expansion over time.
c. The density of mass tells us whether new matter is constantly forming, thereby producing a steady-state.
d. If the mass density exceeds the critical value, the geometry of space would be flat and the Universe would expand forever.
Let me add a little info:
Omega (density of universe) < Omega u (critical density) means a saddle shaped universe that is expanding, accelerating faster everyday.
Omega > Omega u means "big crunch", or universe is goes through cycles of collapsing and expanding due to gravitational pressure, shaped like a sphere
Omega = Omega u ..........shaped like a sheet, it is an ever expanding universe that is highly unlikely and never dies
there is little observational data to support any one of your answers fully and the presence of dark matter further complicates things.
my guess is as good as any physicists would offer.
there is certain beauty to the notion of a cyclic universe that explodes and collapses an infinite number of times.
this idea eliminates many variables and presents a closed system that is self reproducing.
it is also an idea suggested by ancient vedic ( hindu ) knowledge that is in agreement with the time scales involved according modern physical theory.
open universes leave open ended questions and that is something that can never be addressed by physical theory.
i do believe we live in a closed universe because thermodynamic laws have no meaning in an open universe where conservation of mass and energy are presented in a framework of infinite space.
dark matter will certainly push the likelihood of a closed universe. many discoveries are yet to made and we will certainly never make all of them.
this is why the prospect of a spiritual understanding becomes more and more apparent.
Inspired Travel: Tour de France stirs a passion to cycle; so why not surrender?
Each year, the televised coverage of the Tour de France (through July 25 this year) inspires a passion – not only among serious cyclists but anyone who enjoys getting out on two wheels to discover backroads and beautiful landscapes.
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