Bae Be Nationalpark

Finally, the day of leaving the smog infested city Hanoi for the refreshing air and stunning views of northern Vietnam has come.

Equiped with stronger rides - 190cc and brand new, we started strong with an five hour ride and just stopped once on the way to put on some rain clothes cause it started to pouring really heavily.
Thankfully the law of "if your ready for it you don't need it" functioned this time properly and it stopped ten minutes later and we actually got some real sunshine!
This, in combination with the really nice tracks and roads troughout the scenic mountain landscape drained my dopamin storage.

The village we arrived in somehow reminded me of an Asian Version of Hallstatt.
But smaller and not so crowded.
In fact, we didn't saw much people, villagers included at all, but it doesn't bothered us too much, enjoying the quiet peace of nature instead the noice of the city.
But those damn horns... some of the scooters or cars riding trough and past the village honking like a rooster in the morning, sometimes for no visible reason or not even necessary, destroying the peacefull enviroment.
Fucking hate that and I can really tell, after almost 40 days, you don't get used to it.
At least Im not.

The sunset on the other hand was also a highlight of the day and with the nice dinner we ended the day quiet early cause we wanted to see the sunrise on the next day.Read more