What Cycling Teaches Me By Hue Le – Part 2

Lesson No.4: learn when to speed up, and how to slow down.  

During the journey to conquer mountains, hills, roads, I learn so much learn about life, the most important lesson which I learned so far is: when to speed-up and how to slow down to enjoy beautiful views, smell beautiful flowers or simply just have a good time on my cycling road,like anyone else in this life, I also learn a lot of new things about myself as well as my strengths and my weaknesses points through my cycling days, from there I do my best to gradually improve them.

Keep It In Your Mind

You will feel the warm tropical air, the smooth ocean sand on your feet, see exotic temples decorate the landscape and hike amongst legendary landscapes and volcanoes, moreover,if you are interested to step away from the tourist crowds and seek out the island’s culture and go deep in Art, then this journey is perferct to you. More doubts —>Check out At FAQS In Bali

Bhutan is known for its essentially undisturbed ecology and traditional ways of life. The serene atmosphere is a perfect setting for such gentle and understated exploration. Our biking tours will bring you to appreciate the country’s natural beauty and cultural wealth. Our trips provide a sense of being transported back in history. Learn more at FAQS In Bhutan

General, local people are generally warm, friendly and helpful (albeit under a lot of stress. However, it can all go bad very quickly when you actually have to get something done, and your own stress level becomes part of the problem. FAQS In Nepal & India – Way to know more.

 Cycling road in Laos is pretty good, all things considered, Cambodia is an interesting mix of dirt and paved roads and Vietnam, the routes are paved, in good condition and excellent for riding. Check it out FAQS In Vietnam, Laos & Cambodia

Top Questions For Cycling In Asia

Some questions as:

Isn’t it too dangerous for the traffic?

How do locals view westerners?

Can I take my bike with me? How much does it cost regarding to airplane fee?

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Here are answers at http://www.levelo.asia/index.php/m-voa/258-faqs-for-general-riding

What Cycling Teaches Me By Hue Le – Part 1

In order to be success in life, we all must have to go through many different challenges; each of us will have our own lessons which we could learn from our own mistakes, from our working experience or from our favorite hobbies, sports, same to me. I learned so much from my favorite sport – cycling and my job: travel specialist and trip adviser.

Lesson No.1: Keep balance

I am sure,everyone would agree with me that, in order to be able to bike, we have to create the balance between our body and our bike; otherwise, we can not be able to ride. At the same time, we also need to balance our time, speed, distance, strengths,etc, to make sure that we will get to our final destinations as our plan. Like in life, in order to enjoy my life full fill, I always try to balance my working time and my leisure time, balance between my private life and  my professional life, to be honest, It is not always easy but its worth to practice and keep it in my first priority list.