The experience of traveling alone through Vietnam with Thai Binh’s ‘Way of War’

The clip above was made by a young man Bui Van Hoang (born in 1999, hometown of Thai Binh) made after completing a solo trip by motorbike trans Vietnam The first 25 days of the Lunar New Year. The young man who loves to travel has made many people admire for what he has done in the past time.

Talking to an Infonet reporter about the motivation to make the trip, Hoang shared: “Since the age of 19, I have set a goal for myself to discover, set foot in all 63/63 provinces before the age of 22”.

List of provinces checked-in by Bui Van Hoang.

Despite his young age, having just graduated from university, thanks to his experience in traveling to the provinces on the beloved S-shaped strip of land, Hoang has had a lot of life experience and knowledge about new lands. .

After that, the guy used his own experiences to help, advise and inspire people, creating more success in a job related to tourism than the one he was studying. Since then, Hoang has also had an additional source of income to serve his passion for discovery.

Hoang said: “I’ll go whenever I’m free, I don’t have a specific date, so few people can go with me. So after completing the goal of checking-in 63 cities, I decided to do a trip across Vietnam by motorbike to total concluded his domestic solo tour, serving as the driving force to fulfill his new goal of discovering 10 Southeast Asian countries before the age of 25.”.

To complete the trip through Vietnam by motorbike alone, Hoang enthusiastically shared his experience: “First of all, you need to prepare yourself mentally and physically. A spirit of readiness, not fear, but eagerness, looking forward to discovering each place in the province you will pass.

The next step is to prepare a thorough schedule. Careful planning will create an overview of the entire journey.

Regularly read the experience sharing from those who have gone before. And finally, create your own route.”.

Hoang said his journey through Vietnam started from his hometown Thai Binh. “The goal is planned when I finish exploring 63 provinces in mid-2020. The feeling of riding a motorbike is very comfortable, the scenery is super beautiful. Because I have already explored 63/63 provinces, this time I went mainly for sightseeing and spring travel, so it lasted up to 25 days. 9X guy said.

Experiencing a journey of more than 5,000km on the “Way Chien”, Hoang noted that everyone needs to get enough sleep because drowsiness comes at any time. “When I’m sleepy, I stop at a hammock cafe to order a cup of coffee, coconut water, lean back when I’m awake, and then run.”Hoang shared his experience.

In addition, the young man noted that everyone should always drive according to traffic laws, pay attention to signs, signs, when unfamiliar roads should not accelerate… Thanks to that, Hoang has never been fined by traffic police. or broke down in the middle of the road.

Hoang also added: “It is recommended to drive at 5:30-6am because this is very easy to watch the sunrise. In the afternoon, too, around 4pm is the most beautiful. It is not recommended to drive at night, which is extremely dangerous. It is advisable to find a accommodation unit so that when you arrive every day, you should drive at night. Provinces and cities will quickly be able to check-in, store some things and then freely check-in where they want to go.

Each person should bring about 5 sets of necessary items. If you don’t have enough, you can buy more, every province is busy and bustling, so you don’t have to worry much.”

If you ride a motorbike along the National Highway 1A, there are many gas stations, many houses along the road… and if you are passionate about watching the mountains, rivers and trees, then choosing Ho Chi Minh road is great. However, that road is also very dangerous because the road is empty, gas stations are few, and houses are sparse“.

After completing the goal of crossing Vietnam by motorbike, the young Thai Binh proudly said: “Right from the moment I set foot on the land of Ca Mau cape, my emotions were broken. So, after 2 years, I have also completed my goal for brilliant youth. And it was at that time that I set the 2022 goal of conquering Southeast Asian countries.”

It is known that right this April, Bui Van Hoang has set foot in 2/11 Southeast Asian countries in the plan of 2022. The young man earns money to travel to satisfy his own passion.

Lam Giang; Photo, clip: NVCC