Starting from the hotel, we cross the Thu Bon River via a newly constructed bridge, leading us into the heart of the rustic countryside. This journey offers an immersive experience of village life, where time seems to slow down, and traditional ways of living remain unchanged. Along the way, we have the unique opportunity to observe daily farmer activities in unmodernized towns, pass by thatched houses, witness buffaloes grazing in vast rice fields, and cross charming bamboo bridges into remote hamlets.

Our route includes regular stops along rural paths, where we can explore small local markets, visit homes where fishing nets are crafted by hand, and watch villagers alongside their buffaloes preparing the land for rice crops. The idyllic scenery unfolds along well-maintained pathways leading to the serene Truong Giang River.

There is so much to see and appreciate: traditional ox carts, bustling rural farms, and the operation of simple unhusking rice mills. We observe how locals skillfully use age-old agricultural tools and efficiently store unhusked rice and grains for long-term preservation.
After a delightful lunch, we continue cycling along sandy paths leading to Tam Hai Island. The route takes us through peaceful countryside landscapes, occasionally tracing the river's edge and passing through tiny fishing hamlets dotted with sampan boats. Each turn reveals unspoiled villages that embody tranquility and authenticity.

We then ride along a small river, following a minor road towards the sea mouth, where we board a ferry to Tam Hai Island. After exploring, we take a second ferry back to the mainland and continue our journey through more rustic villages, experiencing the vibrant local life as we head towards Binh Son District.