Foreigners cycle Vietnam in 22 days

15/04/09 (GMT+7)

Twenty-eight European tourists on April 10 arrived on schedule at the central hill city of Da Lat in their journey through Vietnam.

Twenty-seven French and one Dutch, aged 32 to 74, have been cycling through the country. They departed Hanoi on March 24 to begin their 22 day long tour.

They are expected to end in Ho Chi Minh City on April 16. The cycle tourists have an excellent chance to view the scenery and understand the country’s culture and people.

The tour company Nam Long, based in Hanoi, launched the tour ( Cycling tours).

As expected, the visitors will arrive at Phan Thiet on April 11.

(Source: VietNamNet/SGGP, URL:http://english.vietnamnet.vn/travel/2009/04/841529/)

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