Our team will pick up at hotels in Chau Doc then we will spend more than an hour motorboat learning how to raise catfish at the floating village and the life of poor people living on their small boats as their home. Then you will have easy and relaxing cycling along the meandering banks of the Mekong River, from village to village, on quiet cycling paths where you can see farmers growing vegetables, watering rice plants, and fishing on natural creeks. A big surprise to you is an impressive architectural monastery where you cycle to and take a little time to explore the beautiful Mekong Delta's countryside and cross the Upper River before a transfer to Cao Lanh City.

Can Tho is known as the capital of the Mekong Delta. Cai Rang Floating Market in Can Tho City is among the three most significant in the Mekong Delta. The shops and stalls at these markets are boats of different sizes. It is open all day but busiest from sunrise to about 9 am. The main items sold there are farm products and specialties of locals and neighboring areas. Every boat has a long upright pole at its bow on which samples of the goods for sale are hung. Back to the hotel by the same boat and continue your trip by bicycle on the rural roads of the outskirts of Vinh Long. Before driving to Ho Chi Minh City, transfer to the restaurant—end of Tour. Mekong Delta Adventures

In the morning, you can bike through villages of flowers, magnificent trees, ornamental flower beds, and fragrant flowers in the garden attract butterflies and bees. Stop for lunch at the house of Mr. Huynh Thuy Le, the central character in Marguerite Duras's autobiographical novel, 'L'Amant'. It considers a highlighted Site in the town of Sadec. After lunch, we leave Sadec for Can Tho City. We cycle on paths through scenic countryside, tiny villages with many rice powder mills, and past rice fields.

Today's morning is to spend more than an hour motorboat learning how to raise catfish at the floating village and the hard life of people living on their small boats as their home. Then you will have easy and relaxing cycling along the meandering banks of the Mekong River, from village to village, on quiet cycling paths where you can see farmers growing vegetables, watering rice plants, and fishing on natural creeks. A big surprise to you is an impressive architectural monastery where you cycle to. You take a little time to explore the beautiful Mekong Delta countryside and cross the upper river before transferring to Cao Lanh City.

Chau Doc border town is small, and it's the gateway to Cambodia, either waterways or overland. The most exciting thing that travelers shouldn't be missed is floating villages and Cham villages. Explore the daily life of people living in a floating village. You will be stopped at fish farming, a floating house of locals, and walk around Cham village. Then we go back to the hotel for check out. Lunch en route on the way to Saigon. Mekong Biking Tours

The fourth day's ride is more challenging than the past three days. The type of local's living we see today is also more characteristic of the places you have been and seen. In the morning ride, you will cycle on a quiet country road through local factories making bricks and local markets and meet locals who rarely see Westerners at their homes. After lunch, to avoid getting hot at noontime, we will have a transfer to Ba Chuc killing field for a short visit. Then we continue cycling on natural hilly back roads through small villages and picturesque pagodas and stop at Tra Su Natural Reserve. A boat trip will take you through the forest with trekking around the area. After the boat ride, we continue to ride on the path to Sam Mountain, where we get on an A/C van for a short transfer to Chau Doc. If time permits, the ride will continue along the border to Chau Doc.

After a very early breakfast at the hotel, we will take a boat trip to the famous Cai Rang floating market before cycling on the narrow country road, crossing small natural rivers, and riding alongside some rivers and authentic villages. We stop for a coffee break at Phong Dien. Then we will ride on tiny concrete paths to Tho Lai alongside many small/big rivers. By cycling, you can see rivers used to travel or transport in the area, such as wooden cargo boats, water taxis, grocery boats, and rowing boats moving busily up and down.

Your lunch is reserved at local as planned. Then we take dirt track trails through agricultural irrigation canals to the rural area of Long Xuyen city. The afternoon ride shows farmers raising ducks on farming lands and canals. Besides these activities, we can see some frog and eel farms at the home of locals. We get on the van for a short transfer to Long Xuyen 

The scenery on the pathway to Can Tho is terrific. Depending on group cycling ability, a tailored particular route is planned for a long day, passing numerous villages of Khmer, colorful Khmer temples, and rice fields on the horizon. We break for lunch in a small town. Then leisurely afternoon bicycle ride on a small track along the riverside through many islands and passing local fruit orchards. A big chance is to break 30 minutes on small ferry boating through some islands before we end up our today's ride at Binh Minh rural Dist and have a transfer to Can Tho