The event, organised by the provincial Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism, will begin at Thanh Nien Square in Dong Van Commune, on the Dong Van Karst Plateau.
Funded entirely through contributions from tourism businesses and other private-sector partners, the roadshow aims to promote the region's natural landscapes, cultural heritage and tourism attractions.
The programme will start at 7.30 am with traditional highland cultural performances, followed by activities introducing participating riders and their vehicles. More than 200 students and youth union members are expected to attend.
Under traffic police supervision, the convoy will depart from central Dong Van, cross Ma Pi Leng Pass and finish at Pa Vi Ha Cultural Tourism Village in Meo Vac Commune.
Organisers plan to film the journey along the winding mountain roads to showcase the plateau's dramatic scenery, cultural traditions and heritage sites.
Around 100 local youth union members are expected to welcome the riders at the finish.
The event will promote the message 'Safe Travel, Complete Experiences', encouraging tourism operators to improve service quality and ensure that vehicles and riders meet safety requirements.
Visitors will also be encouraged to obey traffic regulations, protect the environment and respect local customs and cultural identities.
Organisers hope the roadshow will raise awareness of road safety while attracting more visitors to the Dong Van Karst Plateau, one of northern Vietnam's best-known mountain tourism destinations.