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Guided Motorbike Tours in Northern Vietnam. Hanoi, Cao Bang, Ban Gioc waterfalls, Ha Giang mountains, Ba be lake, Thac Ba, Fansipan and more. Ba Be Lake Sa Pa 1/6 NORTHERN VIETNAM ____________________ 10-Days Guided Motorcycle Expedition TOUR DATES Feb 28 - Mar 09, 2025 PRICE from ₹ 1.29L / USD 1499 Book Now Northern Vietnam is an untamed and least explored region which offers outstanding views of the mountain regions. Completely different from rest of Vietnam, the northern part is known for some of the largest lakes, majestic waterfalls and terraced rice fields cultivated by some of the ethic minority communities. This 10-days tour is designed for adventurous travelers who prefer to experience the scenic mountain regions with breathtaking scenery covering some of the highest mountain passes and lakes on two wheels. TOUR HIGHLIGHTS Witness the largest waterfalls of Vietnam along the Chinese border Boating in the largest natural lake - Ba Be lake Scenic ride in the famous Ha Giang mountains Cable car ride to the highest peak of Vietnam - Fansi Pan Ride to Tram Ton, the highest mountain pass in Vietnam Walk through the terraced rice fields in Sapa Train street, Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, One pillar temple and Tran Quoc pagoda in Hanoi Day trip and cruise in Ha Long bay (Optional) SKILL Intermediate DURATION 10 Days / 9 Nights START Hanoi ACCOMMODATION 3-Star Hotel Rooms / Home stays SUPPORT VEHICLE Included DISTANCE 1600 Kms GROUP SIZE 15 Max / 10 Min END Hanoi TERRAIN 90% Tarmac 10% Off-road DAILY RIDES 60 - 300 Kms ITINERARY Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 Day 4 Day 5 Day 6 Day 7 Day 8 Day 9 Day 10 Arrive at Hanoi, Vietnam Arrive at the pre-booked hotel in Hanoi and check-in. Meet the Tour leader and rest of the participants followed by tour briefing. You have the evening free to explore the various cafes and other local sightseeing places in the city. Overnight stay at Hotel in Hanoi. Hanoi – Ba Be lake (230 Kms) After breakfast, we will collect the bikes and head to Ba Be lake. Ba Be Lake in Northern Vietnam is a lesser-known national park with a tranquil lake fed by 3 rivers and surrounded by karst mountains. One of the ethnic minorities, the Tay people have settled in and around the Ba Be lake. Here, we get to stay with the local people and experience their culture. In the evening, we'll go for a boat ride in the lake. Overnight stay at Hotel / Home Stay in Ba Be lake. Ba Be lake – Ban Gioc (210 Kms) After breakfast, we'll start riding to the Northwest region of Vietnam which is bordered by China. The route will take you thru some of the remotest village roads with beautiful scenery to reach the largest waterfalls of Vietnam - Ban Gioc waterfalls. Get ready to get wet from the water splashing from the waterfalls when we take a bamboo raft ride close to the falls. Overnight stay at Hotel in Ban Gioc. Ban Gioc – Meo Vac (265 Kms) The real scenery of the tour starts from this day when we leave behind the plains and start climbing the mountains. From here on, we start seeing the steep Krast mountains for which Ha Giang is famous for. Meo Vac, located in the Dong Van krast mountain plateue park of Ha giang has beautiful views one can enjoy for hours. Overnight stay at Hotel in Meo Vac. Meo Vac – Ha Giang (210 Kms) After breakfast, get ready to tackle the twisty mountain roads of the Ha Giang with breathtaking scenery at a height above 1200 m. Known as Vietnam's final frontier as it borders with China for 240 kms, this route is a bikers paradise. Surrounded with pillar-like Krast mountains, the winding roads here are best explored on two wheels. The whole day will be filled with many attractions and famous spots, So keep your camera ready. Overnight stay at Hotel in Ha Giang city. Ha Giang – Sa Pa (240 Kms) Today will be a long day with lots of activities. We ride to some of the highest and famous spots in the northern part of Vietnam before reaching the beautiful region of Sapa. Sapa town stands at the head of a deep valley of magnificent rice terraces that are still farmed today as they have been for centuries. Overnight stay at Home stay in Sapa. Sa pa - Mu Cang Chai (160 Kms) After breakfast, we ride to the highest pass in Vietnam - Tram Ton pass for a quick photo session. From there, we head to Mu Cang Chai which is also famous for the terraced rice fields. Rice terraces coil in ribbons around the hills to spectacular effect, luring photographers, hikers, and avid motorcyclists. This place is populated with the black Hmong people, a subgroup of largest ethnic tribe of Vietnam. Unlike many other minority groups in Vietnam, the Hmong don’t live in raised houses on wooden stilts. Instead, they build their homes on flattened earth. For the adventure freaks, there are option for paragliding near Mu Cang Chai. Overnight stay at Hotel or Home stay in Mu Cang Chai. Mu Cang Chai - Hanoi (300 Kms) After an early breakfast, we start our ride to Hanoi. We'll soon be back in the plains and heading towards the buzzling city life of the capital city. With this, the ride comes to an end. Return the bikes and you are free to explore the city and nightlife of Hanoi. Hanoi is a very old historical city dotted with numerous cafes, pubs and many sightseeing spots. Overnight stay at Hotel in Hanoi. Hanoi - Ha Long Bay - Hanoi (Optional) After early breakfast, check-out from the hotel and a private taxi/van will drop you back at the Hanoi International Airport. Optionally, you can choose to extend the trip by a day to explore Ha Long bay. Comprised of a multitude of limestone islands of islets rising from the sea, in a variety of sizes and shapes and presenting picturesque, unspoiled nature, Ha Long Bay - Cat Ba Archipelago is a spectacular seascape sculpted by nature. Once we reach the port, we will board a cruise for a full day trip which includes Kayaking, exploring caves, Monkey Island and much more. Sa Pa - Day trip After an early breakfast, we hop on the cable car to ascend Fansipan, known as the "Roof of Indochina," standing tall at 3,143 meters above sea level. After lunch, we embark on a short trek to a stunning waterfall, where the water cascades over 200 meters, creating an epic backdrop for photos. In the evening, Stroll through the Sapa Night Market for souvenirs, handmade crafts, or enjoy a much deserved foot massage. Overnight stay at Home stay in Sapa. INCLUSIONS Motorcycle with unlimited mileage . Overnights stay on a two-sharing basis in carefully selected Hotels or Home stays Breakfast and Lunch/Dinner on all tour days Water, soft drinks and coffee / tea in connection with the meals Experienced English-speaking Tour leader on his bike Experienced mechanic for the entire tour Backup vehicle with driver to carry your luggage Entry fee for all national parks and planned sightseeing places Boat ride in Ba be lake, Ferry ride in Mu Cang Chai Driver expenses/ toll tax/ Fuel / Parking charges of support vehicle First-Aid during the tour Airfare & Visa International Driving License Damages to the motorcycle Breakfast on Day 1 & Lunch on Day 10 . Cost for Ha Long bay Cruise Any expense incurred due to unforeseen circumstances like landslides, earthquakes, accidents etc All services not mentioned as included and all items of a personal nature such as snacks, alcohol, table drinks, laundry, tips to drivers or local guides or to any hotel staff. Travel insurance (cover against cancellation costs, medical expenses, including repatriation, in the event of accident or illness). We highly recommend you arrange an appropriate insurance in your home country EXCLUSIONS PRICING Motorcycle Price for Rider (Two-Sharing) Honda CRF250L INR 1,29,000 / USD 1499 Honda CB 500X INR 1,44,000 / USD 1679 Seat in SUV INR 1,09,000 / USD 1269 Single room upgrade INR 20,000 / USD 230 Note: Refundable Security Deposit of USD 500 for each motorcycle for any minor damages during the tour. 5% GST and 5% TCS is extra. TCS can be claimed while filing IT Returns. Booking Policy: Booking advance is INR 25,000 / USD 300 50% of payment must be done 60 days before the tour start date. The balance amount has to be paid 30 days before the tour start date. Cancellation policy: For any cancellation before 60 days, full amount will be refunded. 30-45 days, 50% will be deducted. 15-30 days, 75% will be deducted. Less than 15 days - No refund. Please go through the FAQs section for more information. https://www.twistedtrailsadv.com/faqs THINGS TO CARRY Passport & Visa Original Driving License AND International Driving Permit Covid-19 Vaccination certificate DOT/ECE/ISI Full face helmet with visor or goggles Riding Gear (Jacket, Riding Pants or Jeans with knee guards, Gloves & Boots) Rain gear (Top & Bottom) Hydration pack / Water bottle Prescription medicines if any Spare power glasses if applicable Small backpack or Day pack to carry essentials along on the bike Cash in local currency in different denominations NORTHERN VIETNAM TOUR - OCTOBER 2024

Guided Tours in Sri Lanka on Adventure Motorcycles. Negombo, Sigiriya, Anuradhapura, Pollonaruwa, Yala, Horton Plains, Galle, Mirissa, Nuwara Eliya, Kalpitiya, Dambulla, Nilaveli, Pigeon Island, Kandy, Ella Nine arches bridge, Ella Sigiriya Yala National Park Nine arches bridge, Ella 1/5 SRI LANKA 9-Days Guided Motorcycle Expedition _______________ Dates: September 2024 Overview Explore the tiny jewel of Indian Ocean, Sri Lanka for 9-days on dual-sport motorcycles. Formerly known as Ceylon, this country is packed with fantastic things to do including a diverse cultural experience, stunning landscapes from seas to summits, water sports to ancient history. Did you know that Sri Lanka is home to the world's oldest human planted tree? If this didn't charm you, then the ancient ruins in UNESCO world heritage sites, national parks, dense rainforests and vibrant beaches of Sri Lanka will definitely do it. Price starts at INR 75,000 / USD 1100 SKILL Intermediate DURATION 9 Days / 8 Nights START & END Negombo ACCOMMODATION 3 Star Hotels TERRAIN 90% Tarmac 10% Off-road DISTANCE 1300 Kms GROUP SIZE 15 Max / 8 Min DAILY RIDES 100-250 Kms SUPPORT VEHICLE Included MOTORCYCLES Honda CRF 250 / Baja 250 / RE 350 Itinerary Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 Day 4 Day 5 Day 6 Day 7 Day 8 Day 9 Negombo (Arrival, Meet & Greet) Arrive at the pre-booked hotel in vibrant coastal town of Negombo also called as the “Rome of Sri Lanka” and meet the team. As the first activity, you will go on a canal boat tour and return to the hotel to rest. Overnight stay in Negombo. Negombo to Dambulla (180 kms) This day’s ride unfolds as a sensory delight, leaving the coastal towns, we head towards the central province. As we venture inland, lush greenery embraces the route, leading to cultural riches in Dambulla. We then continue to visit the iconic rock cave temple, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, showcasing intricate 2000 square feet of mural paintings and statues. Overnight stay in Sigiriya. Sigiriya to Trincomalle (100 Kms) The first activity of the day will be a hike to Sri Lanka’s most iconic landmark, Sigiriya Lion Rock. Rising dramatically over 200 metres from the central plains, the colossal rock fortress is adorned with vibrant frescoes and a majestic lion's paw/gate. A testament to ingenuity, Sigiriya is a captivating symbol of Sri Lanka's historical grandeur. From here, we proceed to the eastern part of the country to reach Trincomalle, famous for its Azure coastlines, beautiful beaches and large natural harbors. Overnight stay in Trincomalle / Nilaveli Trincomalle to Polonaruwa (175 Kms) Trincomalle is famous for its Hindu temples and the most famous one being Koneswaram temple built around 400 BC dedicated to Lord Shiva. After a visit to this temple, we explore the Fort Federick built in 1624 by the Portuguese with the debris of a destroyed Hindu temple. From here, we head inland towards Polonaruwa. Polonaruwa was an ancient capital city after Anuradharapura and its famous for its multiple Buddha statues, murals, sculptures of elephants, lions, dancers and much more. Overnight stay in Polonaruwa Polonnaruwa to Knuckles Mountain (190 Kms) From Polonnaruwa, we proceed to Knuckles Mountain riding along a beautiful national park. Our first stop will be at an indigenous tribe village and learn about their traditions, then we head to the Mahiyangana Raja Maha Vihara which is one of the 16 sacred places of Sri Lanka. Later we ride to Knuckles Mountain, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, known for its unique flora and fauna take a bath in a beautiful waterfall before settling for the day. Overnight stay in Knuckles. Knuckles to Nuwara Eliya via Kandy (145 Kms) Our day starts with a short ride to Kandy, where we first head to Arthur’s seat for an aerial view of the terrain. Then we visit one of the most outstanding sanctuaries in the country, Dalada Maligawa or “Temple of the Tooth Relic” along the Kandy Lake. Later, we leave the lowlands behind and proceed to the tea plantations of Nuwara Eliya, also called as the Little England. Here, we get to see British colonial era buildings and sip some delicious tea. Overnight stay in Nuwara Eliya Nuwara Eliya to Tissa (150 Kms) This day we leave the central province and head towards the southern coast. Our first sightseeing stop for the day will be the Nine Arch bridge at Ella. The Nine Arch Bridge also called the Bridge in the Sky, is a viaduct bridge in Sri Lanka and is one of the best examples of colonial-era railway construction. After a quick photoshoot, we ride to Tissamaharama which is close to Yala National Park, the most famous national park of Sri Lanka which is home to Leopards, Elephants, Crocodiles and numerous bird species. Overnight stay in Tissa Yala to Unawatuna / Mirissa (150 Kms) We start the day with an early morning safari at the Yala National park following which we ride along the coast overlooking the Indian Ocean to Hikkaduwa for some water sports. On the way, we’ll visit the 16th century fort at Galle built by the Portuguese. Hikkaduwa is famous for its white sand beaches, surfing, coral reef sanctuary and nightlife. Overnight stay in Mirissa / Hikkaduwa Mirissa / Hikkaduwa to Negombo (165 Kms) This will be the last day of the tour and we start very early from the south to avoid the traffic and head back to Negombo. On the way, we stop for some pictures with the amazing Stilt fishermen which is considered one of the oldest fishing techniques of Sri Lanka. From relaxed turquoise beaches we ride through the busy streets of Colombo to witness the modern urban jungle and finally reach Negombo. Return the bikes and fly back. Tour Highlights Fishing Village / Canal boat tour in Negombo Trek to the top of Sigiriya mountain Explore the cave temple complex at Dambulla Ride thru Mara trees in Knuckles mountain range Witness the centuries old ruins of Capital city Polonnuwara Walk on the Nine Arches bridge and pose of a selfie at Rawana Ella waterfalls Jeep/Elephant safari in Yala National park Enjoy the view of the ocean from the Dutch fort at Galle Try surfing in the pristine beaches of Mirrissa or Hikkaduwa Inclusions Motorcycle or a seat in an SUV as booked Overnights stay on a two-sharing basis in carefully selected Hotels 2 meals on all tour days Water, soft drinks and coffee / tea in connection with the meals Entry fee for planned sightseeing places Experienced English-speaking Tour leader on his bike Backup vehicle with driver to carry your luggage Driver expenses/ toll tax/ Parking charges Experienced Mechanic (min group size – 6 riders) First-Aid during the tour Exclusions Airfare & Visa International Driving License or Sri Lankan Driving Permit Fuel for the motorcycle Damages to the motorcycle Breakfast on Day 1 & Dinner on Day 9. Any expense incurred due to unforeseen circumstances like landslides, earthquakes, accidents etc All services not mentioned as included and all items of a personal nature such as snacks, alcohol, table drinks, laundry, tips to drivers or local guides or to any hotel staff. Travel insurance (cover against cancellation costs, medical expenses, including repatriation, in the event of accident or illness). We highly recommend you arrange an appropriate insurance in your home country Things to C arry Passport & Visa Original Driving License / International Driving Permit Covid-19 Vaccination certificate DOT/ECE/ISI Full face helmet with visor or goggles Riding Gear (Jacket, Riding Pants or Jeans with knee guards, Gloves & Boots) Rain gear (Top & Bottom) Hydration pack / Water bottle Prescription medicines if any Spare power glasses if applicable Mosquito repellent and Sunscreen lotion Small backpack or Day pack to carry essentials on the bike Cash in local currency in different denominations Tour Packages Category SAARC nations Other Countries Rider - Honda XR250 / Baja 250 INR 1,15,000 USD 1550 Rider - RE Classic 350cc INR 1,30,000 USD 1750 Seat in SUV INR 75,000 USD 1100 Single room upgrade INR 15,000 USD 200 Av ail group discounts on 3 or more bookings as mentioned below. 3 bookings – INR 2000 off per person 4 bookings – INR 2500 off per person 5 or more bookings – INR 3000 off per person (All above costs includ es GST and TCS) Note: A refundable security deposit of USD 300 is payable for each motorcycle for any minor damages during the tour. Sri Lankan AA License endorsement letter including 3rd party accident insurance can be arranged at an additional cost of USD 50.

Guided Motorcycle Tours in India, Sri Lanka, Thailand, Vietnam & more. FAQ section covers details about how to book a tour, what to carry, cancellation policy, Covid guidelines etc. Do I need a Motorcycle License? If you going to ride a motorcycle, then yes. You need to hold an A or A2 or MCWG licence. We will advise you on the best tour type depending on your license and riding level. Do I need to pay a Deposit / Motorcycle insurance? A deposit is required from all pilots/riders. The deposit amount is stated in the Full Itinerary and depends on the tour destination. A representative from Twisted Trails Adventures or 3rd party bike rental company will carry out an inventory of your motorcycle with you before and after your motorcycle tour. The deposit may be retained if the motorcycle is damaged in any way or to cover the insurance excess in the event of an accident. What if I have to cancel my trip? If you decide to cancel the trip due to some unforeseen circumstances, you can find the details in our cancellation policy. Also, do not hesitate to contact us immediately and we will do our best to find a solution together. Are there any age or fitness restrictions? There is no age limit for joining our motorcycle tours. We accept all bikers – from total novices to veterans – depending on the tour, as long as you are in good physical shape and able to keep up with the pace. However, keep in mind: no motorcycle tour is a walk in the park, even the less challenging ones. Many of our Adventure motorcycle tours take place in countries where the health system is not on par with that of your home country. We therefore recommend being extra careful: you need to be fully transparent about the state of your health and tell us about your medical history or treatments while filling the declaration form. If you are not sure if you should join a tour due to your age or physical condition, do not hesitate to contact your travel advisor to talk about it and consult your doctor. Our recommendations can in no way replace sound medical advice. What is included in the Tour price? Your Full Itinerary outlines what is and is not included in the tour price. Remember three important things: International/Domestic flights, Visas and Travel Insurance are always your responsibility. How do I book a Motorcycle tour? You can contact Twisted Trails Adventures either by leaving your contact details via the Contact form and a tour advisor will get back to you or you can call +91 960 073 0207 or send us an e-mail. PLEASE NOTE: Your motorcycle tour is only considered booked when we receive your e-signed quote and Terms & Conditions and you have paid the deposit. Your tour must be paid in full 45 days for International tours and 30 days for domestic tours before the departure date. You will automatically receive a reminder call or email. What should I pack? The Full Itinerary includes a list of motorcycle and personal equipment, as well as recommended clothing depending on your destination’s climate and riding conditions. There are some basics that would come in handy on any tour, not to mention good-quality motorcycle gear: waterproof walking boots/shoes, comfortable clothing with breathable materials, a good pair of sunglasses and a small backpack to carry your daytime essentials. Try not to go over 15 kg, especially if your tour includes a domestic flight: you could find yourself paying for excess baggage. You will always be able to wash essentials at the hotel, and even get laundry done at some accommodation providers. Should I pack a First Aid Kit and Basic medicines? It is always a good idea to pack a few basic medicines and first aid items. Sun cream, a moisturising chapstick / lip balm, paracetamol, anti-diarrhoeal medicines, disinfectant, dressings and plasters are essential in case of any minor injuries or mishaps. This list of basics does not in any way replace professional material and may not be suitable for your medical condition. If you do have a medical condition, please be aware that the health systems in the destination country/ies do not always equal those in your home country. We therefore advise you to visit your GP before departure and he/she can help you customise your travel first aid kit. Don’t forget to pack your prescriptions! Do I need to take out Travel Insurance? Yes, you should never travel without insurance! You need to take out travel insurance that covers medical costs abroad, repatriation assistance, accidents involving two-wheeled vehicles and legal assistance. Many insurance companies offer complete, effective packages and some credit cards also have special offers (i.e. if you purchase your flight with the same card). You must make sure that the insurance covers motorised travel in the destination countries and the special riding conditions. Do I need to obtain an International Driving Permit? You may need an international driving permit (IDP) to drive in some countries. Please check if you need an IDP on the respective country’s travel advice page where you are planning to ride. If you are from another country, please be sure to check with your government’s recommendations. If you already have an IDP, check that it is still valid before you travel. IDPs are valid for one to three years, depending on the type of IDP required and your destination country. What accommodation types are available? Depending on the destination and the tour you’ve chosen, you will stay at authentic guesthouses, comfortable hotels or Swiss-tents. In more remote areas, accommodation is sometimes rustic or even really basic which is sometimes part and parcel of having an extraordinary experience! Your Full Itinerary describes the accommodation types and provides a general overview. The accommodation mentioned in the Full Itinerary is an indication only and subject to availability. What languages does my Tour Leader speak? Your Tour Leader can speak English, Hindi and Tamil, and in some cases, the local language. Who accompanies the Motorcycle tours? Our Tour Leaders are always experienced motorcyclists, who are passionate about travel. Tour Leaders ensure communication between you and the rest of the team (mechanic, driver) and encourage connecting with the local people. The support vehicle follows you around the clock except for some off-road trails, so you can ride light, not needing to carry luggage or mechanical parts. The support vehicle is also very useful if a pillion wants to rest or if a pilot can no longer ride. Who takes care of me if something goes wrong? With Twisted Trails Adventures, you will never be left stranded in the middle of nowhere with a motorcycle that won’t start. Whether it’s for a change of itinerary, unforeseeable weather warnings or a hospital stay, you can count on our team if you run into a problem! What type of food should I expect? The choice and variety of food will depend on the country and regions you are going to visit. We generally advise basic hygiene when travelling to avoid getting sick: wash your hands before each meal, avoid drinking tap water (do not contemplate drinking tap water in countries where it is not drinkable). We recommend that you take your own water bottle and fill it up with filtered water at the accommodation in the morning to avoid plastic waste. We very often eat local food for lunch: we have many trusted restaurants or street stalls. In the evening, there is normally a more varied choice, except in very remote areas. Be sure to pack basic medicines in case of an upset stomach and just generally watch what you eat. Are there any COVID-19 measures in place? In light of the current health crisis, to guarantee your health and safety throughout your tour, we have put in place additional hygiene measures by equipping our support vehicles with hand sanitizers and a few spare masks, as these items are not always readily available on some legs of the tours. We strongly advise you to pack several face masks and your own hand gel. We generally abide by the health and safety policy of the destination country. What is the Booking policy? The tour slot will be confirmed only after the booking advance is paid in full. In case the tour group is full then an alternative dates will be provided as per the availability. Else a full refund of the booking amount will be provided with 10 business days. The remaining amount has to be paid in full, 30 days before the tour start date for India tours and 45 days for other country tours. Failure to do so, will lead to the cancellation of the tour slot and refund of the booking advance will not be provided. What is the Cancellation policy? Below is the cancellation policy for all the tours. If cancellation are made 30 days before the date of travel then 25.0% of total tour cost will be charged as cancellation fees If cancellation are made 15 days to 30 days before the date of travel then 50.0% of total tour cost will be charged as cancellation fees If cancellation are made 0 days to 15 days before the date of travel then 100.0% of total tour cost will be charged as cancellation fees What about Refunds? The applicable refund amount will be processed within 10 business days from the date of cancellation based as per the policy.

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< Back Northern Thailand Prep Time: 20 Minutes Cook Time: 1 Hour Serves: 8 Servings Level: Intermediate About the Recipe This is placeholder text. To change this content, double-click on the element and click Change Content. Want to view and manage all your collections? Click on the Content Manager button in the Add panel on the left. Here, you can make changes to your content, add new fields, create dynamic pages and more. Your collection is already set up for you with fields and content. Add your own content or import it from a CSV file. Add fields for any type of content you want to display, such as rich text, images, and videos. Be sure to click Sync after making changes in a collection, so visitors can see your newest content on your live site. Ingredients ingredient 1 ingredient 2 ingredient 3 ingredient 4 ingredient 5 ingredient 6 ingredient 7 ingredient 8 Preparation Step 1 This is placeholder text. To change this content, double-click on the element and click Change Content. To manage all your collections, click on the Content Manager button in the Add panel on the left. Step 2 This is placeholder text. To change this content, double-click on the element and click Change Content. To manage all your collections, click on the Content Manager button in the Add panel on the left. Step 3 This is placeholder text. To change this content, double-click on the element and click Change Content. To manage all your collections, click on the Content Manager button in the Add panel on the left. Step 4 This is placeholder text. To change this content, double-click on the element and click Change Content. To manage all your collections, click on the Content Manager button in the Add panel on the left. Previous Next