Da Lat Easy Rider Tour: Pongour Falls, K'Ho Village, Pepper Farm and Rice Wine

Seven-plus hours on the back of a motorbike, with an experienced Easy Rider guide driving, take in the countryside of the Central Highlands and the story of Dalat, whose old town is one of the best preserved of the French colonial towns in Southeast Asia. The route covers more than 133 years of history, starting with the K'Ho people. Stops are Robin Hill, Truc Lam Zen Monastery, Paradise Lake, a K'Ho village, vegetable, mushroom, coffee and pepper farms, a local flower farm, silk making and rice wine making. Pongour Waterfall comes with a 1 km walk down, and Linh An Pagoda gives the view of Elephant Waterfall from the Lady Buddha statue, because direct access to the falls is closed. Hotel pickup and drop-off, sightseeing tickets, a motorbike driver, English-speaking guides and protective gear (helmet, elbow and knee guards, rain coat) are included. Meals, drinks, personal expenses and travel insurance are not. A rider who prefers to self-ride pays a surcharge, and a car can be arranged for extra cost on request. Up to 15 travelers per booking; not recommended for spinal injuries, poor cardiovascular health or pregnancy.