Discover how to travel to Thai Binh, Hung Yen by motorbike from Hanoi! Explore scenic routes, rice fields, and book sustainable tours with Legend Travel Group for an unforgettable adventure.
Capture the scenic beauty of Thai Binh’s rural gemThai Binh, now a vibrant ward of Hung Yen province following Vietnam’s 2025 administrative reform, is a tranquil coastal destination 110 km southeast of Hanoi’s Hoan Kiem Ward, attracting over 50,000 visitors annually. Spanning 1,500 hectares, Thai Binh’s flat terrain, lush rice paddies, and coastal gems like Con Vanh Beach make it an ideal motorbike destination, with entry fees at $0.50–$1 (12,500–25,000 VND). Perfect for adventurers seeking an authentic Vietnamese countryside escape, motorbiking offers freedom to explore at your own pace.
Riding through Thai Binh’s serene landscapes, past rice fields and fishing villages, immerses you in rural Vietnam’s charm. Sustainable practices, such as biodegradable materials and solar-powered homestays, align with Hung Yen’s green initiatives, ensuring an eco-conscious journey. The temperate climate (dry season: November–April, 15–26°C or 59–78.8°F; rainy season: May–October, 22–33°C or 71.6–91.4°F) supports year-round travel. Legend Travel Group’s sustainable motorbike tours enhance your adventure with guided eco-friendly routes. Book via the links in this guide or contact us at WhatsApp: +84825862222 or email: sales@legendtravelgroup.com!
Vietnam’s 2025 reform merged Thai Binh province into Hung Yen, with Thai Binh City now a ward. Communes like Thai Thuy and Vu Thu remain key hubs in Thai Binh, Hung Yen, easily navigated with updated maps referencing “Thai Binh, Hung Yen.”
Legend Travel Group, a leader in sustainable Southeast Asia tourism with over 17 years of experience, offers eco-friendly motorbike tours in Thai Binh, tailored for adventurers seeking cultural and natural immersion. Our low-impact tours, led by English-speaking guides, combine scenic rides with stops at cultural sites and local eateries, ensuring a safe, enriching experience. Supporting Thai Binh’s communities, we align with Hung Yen’s green goals. With transparent pricing, free cancellations up to 48 hours before departure, and 24/7 support, planning is seamless. Book our eco-tours via the links on this page and ride Thai Binh responsibly!
Start your Thai Binh Travel with serene vistas (Source: Internet)Thai Binh, 110 km from Hanoi, is a rural haven established as a tourism site in the 1990s. Its flat roads wind through rice paddies, coastal villages, and cultural landmarks like Keo Pagoda, making it perfect for motorbiking. The 53 km coastline, part of the Red River Delta Biosphere Reserve, features beaches like Con Vanh and Con Thu. Sustainable practices, including recycled materials and local staffing, preserve its charm. Motorbiking allows you to stop at handicraft villages like Dong Xam or savor banh gai, offering an authentic, eco-conscious adventure.
Traveling to Thai Binh by motorbike from Hanoi is a thrilling 110 km journey, taking 2–2.5 hours, offering scenic routes through Vietnam’s countryside. Here’s a detailed guide to plan your eco-friendly ride:
Rent a motorbike from reputable Hanoi providers like Tigit Motorbikes or Rentabike Vietnam, costing $6–$10/day (150,000–250,000 VND) for models like Honda Wave or Yamaha Sirius. Fuel for the round-trip (110 km each way) costs $15–$20 (375,000–500,000 VND).
Cost: $21–$30 round-trip (rental + fuel).
Requirements: International Driver’s Permit (IDP) or Vietnamese license; helmet mandatory (fines up to $40 or 1,000,000 VND). Minimum age: 18.
Eco-Friendly Note: Choose fuel-efficient bikes (e.g., 50–60 km/liter); carpool with friends to reduce emissions.
Tip: Book 24–48 hours ahead; check brakes, tires, and lights. Rentals include helmets; take pre-rental photos to avoid disputes.
Choose from three scenic routes tailored for different experiences, all suitable for intermediate riders due to well-paved roads and light traffic outside Hanoi:
Path: Exit Hanoi via Giai Phong Street, join Hanoi–Hai Phong Expressway (CT08, motorbikes allowed on designated lanes), transition to Route 39 via Hung Yen, then follow signs to Thai Binh ward.
Highlights: Quickest route; passes Hung Yen’s rice fields and Red River views. Stop at Pho Noi for pho ($1–$2 or 25,000–50,000 VND).
Road Conditions: Well-paved expressway and provincial roads; light traffic after Hung Yen. Watch for trucks on CT08.
Eco-Friendly Note: Maintain steady speeds (40–50 km/h) to optimize fuel efficiency.
Tip: Depart early (7:00–8:00 AM) to avoid Hanoi’s rush hour; refuel in Hung Yen ($1/liter or 25,000 VND).
Path: Exit Hanoi via QL1A (National Road 1A) through Ha Dong, follow QL1A to Nam Dinh, then take Route 10 to Thai Binh ward.
Highlights: Scenic rice paddies in Nam Dinh; stop at Nam Dinh’s Tran Temple (free entry, donations $0.50 or 12,500 VND) or local banh cuon stalls ($1 or 25,000 VND).
Road Conditions: Paved but narrower in rural sections; moderate traffic near Nam Dinh. Avoid CT01 (cars-only motorway).
Eco-Friendly Note: Stop for local produce (e.g., bananas, $0.50/kg or 12,500 VND) to support farmers.
Tip: Ideal for photography; carry water for rural stretches. Refuel in Nam Dinh.
Path: Exit Hanoi via Long Bien Bridge, follow Route 3 to Hung Yen, cross Hung Ha Bridge to Nam Dinh, then Route 10 to Thai Binh ward.
Highlights: Cultural stops at Hung Yen’s Chuong Pagoda (free entry) and Nam Dinh’s Phu Day Temple (free, donations $0.50). Rural villages offer authentic vibes.
Road Conditions: Quiet, well-maintained backroads; light traffic. Hung Ha Bridge is motorbike-friendly.
Eco-Friendly Note: Avoid idling at stops to save fuel; support local vendors.
Tip: Best for leisurely riders with time to explore; start by 7:00 AM.
Safety: Wear helmets and reflective gear; keep speed under 60 km/h. Secure valuables in a locked bag. Avoid night riding due to unlit rural roads.
Navigation: Use offline maps (Maps.me or Vietmap) with “Thai Binh, Hung Yen” saved. Follow signs for Nam Dinh or Thai Ha Bridge. Carry a physical map as backup.
Eco-Friendly Note: Refuel only at reputable stations (Petrolimex); dispose of waste properly at rest stops.
Preparation: Check weather (AccuWeather); pack rain gear ($2–$5 or 50,000–125,000 VND) for May–October. Carry a repair kit ($3 or 75,000 VND) or note mechanic shops in Hung Yen.
Documents: Bring IDP, rental agreement, and travel insurance covering motorbike accidents.
Guided Option: Join Legend Travel Group’s motorbike tours ($50–$80/person) for curated routes, bikes, and guides, reducing planning stress.
Seize the vibrant spirit of Thai Binh Travel (Source: Internet)These budget-friendly activities ($0–$5) enhance your motorbike adventure:
Motor to Con Vanh Beach in Tien Hai (30 km from Thai Binh ward), best at 10:00 AM, for $1–$2 (25,000–50,000 VND). Explore mangroves and Ba Lan Lighthouse.
Cost: $1–$2; entry $0.50–$1.
Hours: Daily, 6:00 AM–6:00 PM.
Eco-Friendly Note: Avoid littering; supports UNESCO biosphere reserve.
Tip: Refuel before Tien Hai; included in Thai Binh Coastal Tour ($60–$90).
Ride to Keo Pagoda in Vu Thu (12 km from Thai Binh ward), best at 10:00 AM, for free (donations $0.50–$1 or 12,500–25,000 VND). Admire its Ly Dynasty architecture.
Cost: Free; entry $0.50–$1.
Hours: Daily, 7:00 AM–5:00 PM.
Eco-Friendly Note: Park motorbikes responsibly to minimize impact.
Tip: Dress modestly; included in Thai Binh Cultural Tour ($50–$80).
Motor to Dong Xam in Hong Thai (20 km from Thai Binh ward), best at 10:00 AM, for $2–$4 (50,000–100,000 VND) for workshops. Discover 600-year-old silver crafting.
Cost: $2–$4; entry $0.50–$1.
Hours: Daily, 8:00 AM–4:00 PM.
Eco-Friendly Note: Buy local crafts ($2–$10) to support artisans.
Tip: Watch for narrow village roads; included in Thai Binh Cultural Tour ($50–$80).
Ride to Quynh Coi (20 km from Thai Binh ward), best at 11:00 AM, for fish noodle soup ($1–$2 or 25,000–50,000 VND) at local stalls.
Cost: $1–$2; entry $0.50–$1.
Hours: Daily, 7:00 AM–6:00 PM.
Eco-Friendly Note: Use reusable containers for leftovers.
Tip: Stop at mustard fields (December–January); included in Thai Binh Culinary Tour ($50–$80).
Motor to Thai Thuy (25 km from Thai Binh ward), best at 5:00 PM, for water puppet shows ($2–$4 or 50,000–100,000 VND) showcasing coastal folklore.
Cost: $2–$4; entry $0.50–$1.
Hours: Weekends, 4:00 PM–6:00 PM.
Eco-Friendly Note: Solar-powered venues; supports artisans.
Tip: Book seats early; included in Thai Binh Overnight Tour ($90–$140).
November–April (Dry Season, 15–26°C or 59–78.8°F): Ideal for motorbiking with dry, firm roads and cool weather, ensuring safe riding. Fewer crowds (100–150 daily visitors) on weekdays.
May–October (Rainy Season, 22–33°C or 71.6–91.4°F): Lush greenery enhances scenery, but slippery roads require caution. Pack rain gear; expect larger crowds (300–500 on weekends).
Festival Seasons: Spring (February–April) for fishing festivals; autumn (September–October) for Keo Pagoda Festival (lunar September 13–15). Avoid Lunar New Year for quieter roads.
Riding Tip: Depart Hanoi at 7:00–8:00 AM to avoid rush hour; afternoons (2:00–5:00 PM) suit relaxed stops.
Embrace the vibrant spirit of Thai Binh Travel adventures (Source: Internet)Pack these essentials for a sustainable ride:
Clothing: Light, breathable layers, sturdy shoes; waterproof jacket ($2–$5 or 50,000–125,000 VND) for rainy season; helmet (included with rental).
Sun Protection: SPF 50+ sunscreen, sunglasses.
Travel Essentials: Reusable water bottle, compact umbrella ($2–$5), mosquito repellent ($0.50 or 12,500 VND), hand sanitizer ($0.50).
Tech Gear: Smartphone with Vietmap/Maps.me, offline maps, bike-mounted phone holder, portable charger; Vietnamese SIM card ($5–$10).
Motorbike Gear: Small backpack, repair kit ($3), reflective vest for evening rides ($2 or 50,000 VND).
Documents: IDP, rental agreement, travel insurance, passport copy, VND (10,000–50,000 notes).
Eco-Friendly Items: Reusable tote for snacks ($1–$2); biodegradable wipes.
Extras: Camera for rice field shots; cash for vendors.
Transportation Costs (Round-Trip, from Hanoi)
Motorbike Rental: $6–$10/day (150,000–250,000 VND).
Fuel: $15–$20 (375,000–500,000 VND) for 220 km at $1/liter.
Total Motorbike Cost: $21–$30/person.
Parking: $0.60–$1 (15,000–25,000 VND) at attractions.
SIM Card: $5–$10 (125,000–250,000 VND) for navigation.
Activity and Entry Fees
Entry: $0.50–$1 (12,500–25,000 VND) adult; free for children under 1.3m.
Con Vanh Beach: $1–$2 (25,000–50,000 VND).
Keo Pagoda: Free; donations $0.50–$1.
Dong Xam Workshop: $2–$4 (50,000–100,000 VND).
Quynh Coi Fish Noodle Soup: $1–$2 (25,000–50,000 VND).
Water Puppet Show: $2–$4 (50,000–100,000 VND).
Homestay: $12–$18/night (300,000–450,000 VND).
Drinks (Tea, Water): $0.30–$1 (7,000–25,000 VND).
Souvenirs (e.g., Silver Crafts): $2–$10 (50,000–250,000 VND).
Guided Motorbike Tour: $50–$80/person.
Total Daily Cost (Per Person, Including Transport)
Budget: $25–$35 (motorbike, entry, meals).
Mid-range: $40–$60 (motorbike, workshop, homestay).
Luxury: $80–$120 (guided tour, homestay, premium dining).
Tip: Budget for fuel ($15–$20), activities ($1–$5), and entry ($0.50–$1); carry cash (no cards accepted).
Capture the sustainable charm of Thai Binh’s ecotourism (Source: Internet)Timing: Depart Hanoi at 7:00–8:00 AM to avoid rush hour; November–April for dry roads. Weekdays for fewer crowds (100–150 vs. 300–500 on weekends). Avoid Lunar New Year for smoother rides.
Booking: Rent motorbikes 24–48 hours ahead from Hanoi providers; book Legend Travel Group’s guided tours 48 hours in advance for curated routes or homestays.
Sustainability: Use fuel-efficient bikes; buy local food ($1–$2) or crafts ($2–$10) to support communities. Dispose of waste at designated stops.
Navigation: Save “Thai Binh, Hung Yen” in offline maps; follow signs for Nam Dinh or Thai Ha Bridge. Ask locals in Hung Yen for directions.
Safety: Wear helmets and reflective gear; keep speed under 60 km/h. Secure valuables; avoid night riding. Carry emergency contacts (e.g., rental provider, local police: 113).
Weather: Dry season for safe riding; rainy season needs rain gear ($2–$5) and waterproof bags ($3–$7 or 75,000–175,000 VND). Check AccuWeather.
Cultural Respect: Say “xin chào” to locals; dress modestly at Keo Pagoda. Avoid loud revving in villages.
Health: Drink bottled water ($0.50); carry mosquito repellent and hand sanitizer.
Our eco-friendly motorbike tours highlight Thai Binh’s scenic and cultural gems:
Thai Binh Motorbike Adventure ($50–$80/person, 1 day): Ride to Keo Pagoda, Quynh Coi, and Con Vanh Beach, with local lunch ($2–$5). Includes guide, motorbike, fuel.
Thai Binh Coastal Ride ($100–$150/person, 2 days): Explore Con Vanh, Con Thu, and Thai Thuy, with homestay ($12–$18/night) and puppet shows. Includes meals, guide.
Hanoi & Hung Yen Motorbike Journey ($250–$400/person, 3 days): Ride through Thai Binh, Hanoi’s Old Quarter, and Ninh Binh’s Trang An, with homestays. Includes meals, eco-transfers.
Prices include guides, motorbikes, fuel, fees. 15% off for groups of 8+! Book now via links!
hai Binh Region, in the merged Thai Binh – Hung Yen Province, captivates over 50,000 visitors yearly with entry fees of $0.50–$1 (12,500–25,000 VND), located just 110 km from Hanoi. Motorbiking through its lush rice paddies, coastal Con Vanh Beach, and cultural sites like Keo Pagoda, a 17th-century Buddhist landmark, offers an authentic, eco-friendly adventure with affordable rentals ($6–$10/day, 150,000–250,000 VND) along scenic routes like QL39. Sustainable practices, including solar-powered homestays and community-led conservation, preserve its charm. Legend Travel Group’s guided Thai Binh Tours ensure an immersive, responsible Thai Binh Travel experience, with activities like savoring fish noodle soup (canh cá khoai) in Quynh Coi and exploring Con Vanh’s mangroves. Don’t miss out—browse our featured tours and book your eco-friendly motorbike adventure today!
Ready to ride to Thai Binh in Thai Binh – Hung Yen Province? Reserve your sustainable tour with Legend Travel Group and embark on an authentic motorbike adventure!
Author Bio: Written by Tony Bùi, with over 20 years of experience in the travel industry, guiding 100,000+ travellers across Southeast Asia. This guide draws from firsthand insights, guest feedback from Legend Travel Group surveys.
Sources:
Thai Binh Motorbike Travel Information: vietnam.travel, baothaibinh.com.vn, vietnamtourism.org.vn, vuadacsan.com.vn
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