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Road Trip By Dream: What Does Love Mean To Us?
There is a road trip to remember, there is a road trip we never forget, like Road Trip by Dream. Dream’s road trip story For most of you, Dream is a strange guy. For Minecraft video game fans, he is some of the most favorite Youtuber, primarily well-known for his viral Minecraft videos. The American content creator (his real name is Clay by the way) owns a super hot youtube channel “Dream”, which has attracted 23.7 million subscribers so far. That’s a BIG number if you’re familiar with Youtube, and this year, he launched another channel, “Dream Music.” And guess what? “Roadtrip” is his debut single. Listen now and enjoy…
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Highway 27: From Coffee Capital to Land of Flower
Central Highland of Vietnam is house to spectacular ranges of mountain and lakes. Among the best route, highway 27, connecting Buon Ma Thuot and Da Lat, features Chu Yang Sin mount, Lak lake with a secluded resort, Buon Tua Srah lake as reservoir for a hydro dam and a beautiful look out from a pass in Phi Lieng that you will never forget. The very first scenery that made me stop by was a countryside road surrounded by paddy field but on top of that, the line of tree topped with white blossom gave me a sense of spring and far away, the mountain range played a perfect background for all. Turn my…
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Highway 19: From Sea To Mountains
As a goodbye to coastal lines of Tuy Hoa city, you may turn head westward, take a ride to the Central highland, kingdom of majestic mountains and breathe-taking passes to Pleiku via Highway 19. The road is not completely well-maintained as well as industrial tree plantations contribute significantly to the view en route. You will ride through 2 major pass including An Khe and Mang Yang, the former is house to tremendous industrial tree plantations while the latter boasts charming pine forest. Before that, you may be excited with the river bank in the picture above. As seen in the map, highway 19 is as a sneak embracing this river…
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How to check your motorbike before and after the road trip
Biking with our own bike is the best but sometimes we have to rent bikes to travel around so these quick bike checking tips may help you enjoy the biketrip more safely. 1. Engine The engine is heart of motorbike. So it deserves to check first. A good engine brings you a beautiful roadtrip experience. These below checks should be done: – Good ignition from electronic starter and pedal ? – The engine sound good, fume clear? – Locate the spark plug and check it still good. – Motor lubricant is fresh and enough? *Let bike run in 2-5 minutes to check for any abnormalities. 2. Wheels Good wheels keep…
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Vang Vieng to Luang Prabang: Roadtrip tips
One of the most exciting adventurous roadtrip I’ve ever made. It’s quite dangerous if you’re not well-prepared so I note some important tips help you to finish it ! Gasoline station When planning, we thought that the route was very long and tough, stiff uphill, and the fuel would be much more consumed than usual, the gasoline station might be rare because of mountainous terrain. However, when we were on road, we found out something: The gasoline were quite close to one another, just 30-50 km, so no need to bring a back-up fuel container. And even if there was no nearby station, you can buy gasoline at mostly groceries…
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Biking routes that you shouldn’t miss when in Cat Ba island
I’m just too excited to show you my findings: two biking routes that you shouldn’t miss when in Cat Ba island. Coastal route and National garden route Coastal route It starts at the port, then go through a mangrove, following a glance at the sea. It’s beautiful at sunset, when the surroundings painted in orange and the sun like a giant spotlight, while the water is still and reflects the sky. It’s breath-taking moment and I bet you would stop for photographs to your instagram collection. The road is generally good, but some area will be a little bit rough, especially when you reach residential neighborhood. Following the road and you’ll see dramatic…
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Roadtrip at night to Vung Tau
I took a “red-eye” ride – roadtrip at night, from HCM city to explore Vung Tau at dawn and somethings interesting came up. Here is some facts: 1) How clean it is! The first trial offered an exciting experience. I started the journey at 8PM, when the city was still very busy. However, 20 kilometers away from the center, on the highway, the traffic was not as dense as it’s on the day. There’s no sunlight, no harmful fume and dust, even annoying people (if any), just you, your motorbike and the night landscape. It’s no need to wear mask like we usually do when moving around the city. Everything is…
