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by Philip ZorbasThe Ho Chi Minh Road (not to be confused for the Ho Chi Minh Trail, the dominant part of which is in Laos) continues running along the uneven "spine" of Vietnam, the Trường Sơn Mountain Range. Inescapably the road will reach out from Vietnam's northern periphery with China, around the southernmost tip of the country, in the Gulf of Thailand, passing on its total length to 3,167km (around 2,000 miles). Today the road is a serene, two-way interstate, yet by 2020 it will be an eight-way titan. For the present, this is a well-made, smoothly accessible course, which sees by no action stood out from the other genuine north-South Street, Highway 1. A rate of the scene is grand. In any case, it’s not all amazing; a couple develops continuing hours come dull, monotonous, over-developed levels and fields. In the event that you have to see the most perfectly awesome that the Ho Chi Minh Road conveys to the table, start from Kon Tum and travel north the separation to Phố Châu: 900km of meandering Mountain Street through dazzling high nation scene. This is one of the best rides in Vietnam.