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British tourists never had a trip as wonderful and happy as in Vietnam. Welcome to Red Vietnam YouTube channel. Today, we will share a story about a British tourist who has had a wonderful trip and happiness that has never been in Vietnam. The rocks look unreal, the giant limestone mountains are full of life like competing for height and width. Writer Charlie Thomas has written a book on Final Showtime about a 12-day trip in the North Vietnam region. I have never been happier when I see the plastic road, the gray road in front, passing through the good green of the Vietnamese landscape. It appears at the perfect time. I was just hit by a motorbike on a rocky hill in Ha Giang, so being on a plastic road is a light feeling. I rode on a motorbike, passed nearly 500 kilometers through beautiful bamboo hills like paintings, went boating on Lake Thac Ba, and crossed the roads in Hoang Su Phi. 3 days after a 12-day motorbike trip through the North Vietnam region, I was mesmerized by this beautiful country, with people and cuisine here. The trip started in Hanoi, where the air was full of gasoline, where crossing the road was a miracle, a miracle in front of the calculators to slide through the bicycles and cars dancing around. But life slowed down right after we left the city, 1 hour driving to the north of Hanoi, a remote rural area where farmers grow rice. The fields opened up, narrow roads and amazing rocks appeared. Each day is a journey of more than 100 kilometers, the same roads go through small villages, mountains and sections with different terrain. The trip attracted many people, from 25-year-old engineers to 64-year-old retirees. Our group has a total of 14 people from the United Kingdom and France, and close friends are built quickly. Further north, we headed for Dong Van Geopark. We were greeted by friendly hands when passing through each small town. The young people just finished school are riding their bikes home. The enthusiasm of the young people is probably partly because we are traveling by a large car. Everyone is used to seeing motorbikes all over the roads in Vietnam. Only Hanoi has more than 5 million motorbikes and most of the vehicles used are two-wheelers. Larger cars are rarer. In 12 days of the trip, we encountered everything, from rubber roads to grass, rainwater, dirt and rocks. Places are different every day, from very comfortable hotels in Hanoi to homestays such as Vie Phu Linh, a homestay overlooks Lake Thac Ba, each room overlooks the lake. Guests have meals together in the evening, walking on the traditional paths. In the village of Nguoi Sao in Quang Ba, we stayed in wooden huts, while in Hoang Su Phi, a homestay overlooks a rice field. We still feel grateful for leaving the hotels in Dong Van and Cao Bang with a quiet and cool air to choose this place although the daily temperature is up to 38 degrees Celsius. While the quality of the places can be different, the food is always great. Hanoi tea noodles impressed us right in the first meal with its sweet and greasy grilled pork. The most famous Vietnamese dish, Pho, is almost a daily requirement, hot and it is almost a perfect dish for a long day on the road. Other outstanding dishes include Ginger Chicken served with full head and legs to let you know that you are being served a whole chicken. The scenery of northern Vietnam is very large and extremely diverse, sometimes flat and green, sometimes steep, mountainous and scary. On the way to Ha Giang, we climbed up and went through the mountains to capture the unusual forms of the mountains. There are high-speed crabs and narrow crabs where you can watch the trees, water buffaloes and wild dogs. When we arrived at Ba Be National Park, there were endless rice fields, narrow roads, and people walking on them. The scenery of Ha Giang is almost the same as the old movies and images of Vietnam. Traveling by motorbike is an interesting way to explore more about Vietnam. Such experiences make people feel more committed to the scenery and also lead to more difficult places such as dead ends, unfinished roads that are out of reach for ordinary tourists. Let's explore the wonderful stories and moments of happiness that British tourists have experienced in Vietnam. Let's explore the beauty of this country, the unique things and the wonderful experiences that Vietnam brings. Don't forget to hit the subscribe button and turn on the notification so you don't miss any videos from Vietnam. Let's explore and experience together!