Motorbike Rental Vietnam
Lang Son Motorbike Rental: 10 Best Shops (2026 Guide)
Lang Son motorbike rental is the perfect way to explore Vietnam’s northeastern border country — the Hữu Nghị gate at Đồng Đăng, the buzzing Tân Thanh and Kỳ Lừa markets, the caves of Tam Thanh and the cool heights of Mẫu Sơn mountain. This 2026 guide lists the 10 best rental shops in Lạng Sơn, honest prices, the rules foreigners must follow, and the routes worth riding.
Why rent a motorbike in Lạng Sơn?
There is a reason Lang Son motorbike rental is so popular with travellers: the province’s border markets, limestone caves and the mountain resort of Mẫu Sơn are spread across country that rewards a rider who can stop, shop and climb at will.
Reach the border sights
The Hữu Nghị gate, Đồng Đăng and the Tân Thanh market sit outside the city — a bike links them in an easy morning.
Cheap & flexible
At 100,000–200,000₫ a day a bike costs less than a taxi and lets you carry your market finds home.
Climb to Mẫu Sơn
The winding road to the 1,500 m resort is a joy on two wheels — cool air, pine forest and old French villas.
History & caves
Tam Thanh and Nhị Thanh caves, the Nàng Tô Thị statue and Chi Lăng pass reward riders who wander off the highway.
Lang Son motorbike rental prices (2026)
Rates are reasonable across Lạng Sơn city. Expect these 2026 daily prices before fuel — most shops give 10–20% off for multi-day and weekly hires.
| Bike type | Daily rate (2026) | Deposit | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Semi-auto (Wave, Sirius) | 100,000–130,000₫ | Passport or 1–2M₫ | City, markets & caves |
| Automatic scooter (Vision, Janus) | 120,000–200,000₫ | Passport or 1–2M₫ | Comfort, couples, Mẫu Sơn day trip |
| Manual / adventure (XR150, Winner) | 200,000–350,000₫ | Passport + 3–5M₫ | Bắc Sơn valley & long loops |
| Electric bike | 100,000–130,000₫ | Passport | Short city rides only |
The 10 best Lang Son motorbike rental shops
These are the most reliable Lang Son motorbike rental options for 2026 — eight established city shops and hotels plus two flexible booking choices. Phone numbers were verified in July 2026; always confirm the daily rate and deposit before you ride.
Hoàng Trường
- Location: 219 QL4B, Vĩnh Trại, Lạng Sơn City
- Phone: 0972 450 113
- Price: 80,000–200,000₫/day
- Best for: The widest range of bikes at fair prices
Trần Lục
- Location: 90 Ngô Quyền, Mỹ Sơn Junction, Lạng Sơn City
- Phone: 0336 268 883
- Price: 120,000–200,000₫/day
- Best for: Central, easy day hires near the market
Trịnh Tuấn
- Location: 248 Trần Đăng Ninh, Hoàng Văn Thụ, Lạng Sơn City
- Phone: 0917 292 039
- Price: 100,000–180,000₫/day
- Best for: Tidy scooters for the border-market run
Vạn Xuân Hotel
- Location: 147 Trần Đăng Ninh, Tam Thanh, Lạng Sơn City
- Phone: 0253 710 440
- Price: 120,000–200,000₫/day
- Best for: A room-plus-bike combo near Tam Thanh cave
Mường Thanh
- Location: 68 Ngô Quyền, Vĩnh Trại, Lạng Sơn City
- Phone: 025 3866 668
- Price: 150,000–200,000₫/day
- Best for: Newer automatics from a known hotel brand
Kim Sơn Hotel
- Location: 3 Minh Khai, Hoàng Văn Thụ Ward, Lạng Sơn City
- Phone: 025 3876 542
- Price: 120,000–200,000₫/day
- Best for: Central pickup with helmets included
Phú Quý Hotel
- Location: 132 Phai Vệ, Đông Kinh, Lạng Sơn City
- Phone: 025 3718 888
- Price: from 120,000₫/day
- Best for: A handy base on the east side of town
Vi’s Boutique
- Location: 185 Trần Đăng Ninh, Tam Thanh, Lạng Sơn City
- Phone: 0915 019 888
- Price: 130,000–200,000₫/day
- Best for: Travellers who want a little English help
Hotel & station delivery
- Location: Most Lạng Sơn hotels & the railway station
- Phone: Ask reception or your booking app
- Price: 130,000–200,000₫/day
- Best for: A bike waiting when you step off the Hanoi train
Online booking
- Location: Lạng Sơn City (app delivery)
- Phone: Book via Motogo, Sigo or your hotel
- Price: 120,000–190,000₫/day
- Best for: Reserving ahead on busy market weekends
How to rent a motorbike in Lạng Sơn step by step
Sorting out your Lang Son motorbike rental takes barely ten minutes if you follow these six steps.
- Book ahead on market weekends. Lạng Sơn fills with cross-border shoppers on weekends and around Tết — reserve early.
- Bring your papers. Your passport, an International Driving Permit (1968 Vienna Convention) and your home licence.
- Inspect the bike. Test brakes, lights, horn and tyres, then photograph every existing scratch before you leave.
- Agree the deposit. Usually a passport hold or 1–5M₫ cash — get a written contract and the shop’s phone number.
- Check fuel & helmets. Note the fuel level and take two helmets; ask about the Mẫu Sơn road if you plan to climb.
- Save the shop’s Zalo. For breakdowns most shops will talk you through a fix or send a replacement bike.
Licence & law for foreigners
Ride legally in Lạng Sơn — this is a border province and checkpoints are common.
The best motorbike routes around Lạng Sơn
Mẫu Sơn mountain climb
A twisting road up to the 1,500 m resort — cool air, pine forest, old French villas and, on winter mornings, frost on the peak.
Đồng Đăng & the Hữu Nghị gate
Ride to the famous Friendship border gate and the Tân Thanh market, a short, easy trip packed with atmosphere.
Tam Thanh caves & Kỳ Lừa market
Link the Tam Thanh and Nhị Thanh caves, the Nàng Tô Thị statue and the buzzing Kỳ Lừa night market in one loop.
Bắc Sơn valley
A longer ride southwest to one of Vietnam’s most photographed rice valleys, seen from the Nà Lay viewpoint.
Hữu Liên & Đồng Lâm steppe
Seasonal grassland and a peaceful lake near Hữu Liên — a favourite escape for weekend riders.
Chi Lăng pass
Ride south to the historic pass where Vietnamese forces turned back invaders in 1427 — history framed by karst peaks.
Motorbike safety on the mountain roads
- Take the Mẫu Sơn climb slowly — the road is steep, twisty and often wet with cloud near the top.
- Dress warm for the heights — the peak can be 10°C colder than the city, and freezing in winter.
- Watch heavy lorries on QL1 and QL4B — this is a busy trade route to the border.
- Ride in daylight on the rural roads; signage is thin and fog rolls in fast.
- Fuel up in the city before Bắc Sơn or Mẫu Sơn — stations get scarce in the hills.
- Keep offline maps — mobile signal fades in the valleys.
Heading to Hội An or Đà Nẵng next?
Riding central Vietnam next? Rent with Anh Khoa
Lạng Sơn is a far-northern adventure — but when your trip reaches central Vietnam, Anh Khoa rents clean, well-serviced scooters and electric bikes in Hội An and Đà Nẵng from just $4.7/day, with free hotel delivery, quality helmets and 24/7 roadside help. (We’re a Hội An shop and don’t operate in Lạng Sơn — but we’ll have you riding the moment you reach the coast.)
See Hội An motorbike rental →Lang Son motorbike rental FAQ
How much is motorbike rental in Lạng Sơn in 2026?
Around 100,000–200,000₫ (about $4–8) a day for a scooter or automatic. Manual adventure bikes run 200,000–350,000₫. Weekly and multi-day discounts are common.
Can foreigners legally rent and ride in Lạng Sơn?
Yes. Carry an International Driving Permit (1968 Vienna Convention) plus your home licence, always wear a helmet and keep your passport — this is a border province with regular checkpoints.
Can I ride to the China border gate?
Yes, you can ride to the Hữu Nghị gate and Tân Thanh market and look around, but you cannot cross into China on a Vietnamese rental bike. Do not photograph the customs or military posts.
Is the road up Mẫu Sơn hard to ride?
It is steep and twisty but paved. Take it slowly, use engine braking on the way down, and dress warmly — the summit is much colder and often wrapped in cloud.
What is the best time to ride in Lạng Sơn?
September to November is cool and dry, and spring is lovely too. Winter brings frost to Mẫu Sơn, while summer can be hot with sudden mountain rain.
Can I get a bike delivered to my hotel or the station?
Yes. Most Lạng Sơn shops and hotels deliver to hotels and the railway station — just arrange it when you book, especially if you arrive by the Hanoi train.
How far is Bắc Sơn valley from Lạng Sơn city?
About 80 km southwest, roughly two hours each way. Rent a comfortable automatic or a manual bike and make it a full, scenic day trip.
Automatic or manual for Lạng Sơn?
An automatic scooter is fine for the city, the markets and Mẫu Sơn. For the longer Bắc Sơn or Hữu Liên rides, a manual or semi-auto with more torque is more comfortable.
Sources: Motogo, TripBike. Prices verified July 2026 — please confirm the current rate with each shop before booking.
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