Ha Giang - Bac Sum Pass - Heaven Gate - Handicraft - Yen Minh: 100km

Quiri Peninsula Bar & Restaurant and Hostel - 11:30 am: Delight in a wonderful lunch at Quiri Peninsula restaurant and bar, featuring delectable dishes. The tour guide and team will handle all preparations. For those with large luggage, it can be left at the office, as the bus will pick everyone up there at the end of the trip.

Điểm dừng chân dốc bắc sum - 12:00 pm: Begin the journey with a stunning view just 20km from the city. Marvel at the natural beauty of mountains and forests, with the green bamboo trees blending with flowing waters and immense dams creating a majestic scene. Ride uphill to Bac Sum Pass, which features 20 winding curves, often called the ‘snake road.’ From the top, enjoy a panoramic view of the landscape and valleys, where hidden villages of ethnic minority groups can be seen. The tour will then proceed to the Heaven Gate in Tam Son, located over 1200m above sea level, offering a spectacular view of limestone mountains and deep valleys. Next, visit a viewpoint to see the Twins Hill and explore a clay house village called Nam Dam.

Quan Ba Heaven Gate - 3:00 pm: The tour guide will introduce you to a local family that uses ‘hemp’ to weave fabric and create traditional clothing. Experience their daily life and witness the traditional craftsmanship of the indigenous ethnic people, with enthusiastic guidance from the tour guide. The motorcycle journey will continue along the river towards Yen Minh, where the night will be spent. On the way to Yen Minh, travel through many lesser-known country roads, allowing for the discovery of breathtaking landscapes and hidden villages. A stop will be made at the peak of the loop road to admire the valley’s overview.

• Enjoy time with friends as the team shares insights about the culture and stories of the people. The tour guide can demonstrate weaving, providing a great experience.

Viewpoint - Thung lũng Lùng Tám - Capture a beautiful photo with the amazing view of the H’mong Village.

Lung Tam Linen Cooperative - Visit a local family that uses ‘hemp’ to weave fabric and create traditional clothing. Experience their daily life and witness the traditional craftsmanship of the indigenous ethnic people, with enthusiastic guidance from the tour guide. The motorcycle journey will continue along the river towards Yen Minh, where the night will be spent. On the way to Yen Minh, travel through many lesser-known country roads, allowing for the discovery of breathtaking landscapes and hidden villages. A stop will be made at the peak of the loop road to admire the valley’s overview.

• Enjoy time with friends as the team shares insights about the culture and stories of the people. The tour guide can demonstrate weaving, providing a great experience.

Yen Minh - Tham Ma Road - H’mong King Palace - Lung Cu Flag Tower - Thien Huong Ancient Village - Dong Van: 80km

Dinh Vua Meo - 8:30 am: Enjoy breakfast at the homestay and prepare for a long day of driving. At 9:30 am, depart from Dong Van, with riders taking about an hour to reach Tham Ma Road, one of the biggest challenges for the horses that once lived here. This road features 9 winding curves and is known for its steep incline, which led many horses in Ha Giang to give up, hence the name ‘Tham Ma,’ meaning ‘testing horses’ in Sino-Vietnamese.
+10:30 am: Arrive at the palace of the king who ruled the entire mountain region in the 18th century when the area was very wild. Admire the wonderful architecture of the ancient Hmong people and learn more about Vietnamese history, culture, and the formation of the people in this area. This is an opportunity to gain more knowledge and deepen understanding of this place.

Lung Cu Flag Tower - 1:00 pm: Visit Lung Cu Flag Pole to see the border area between Vietnam and China. The views from the flag pole or observation point are splendid and vast. If time permits, visit Lo Lo Chai village, where a small group of ethnic minorities live in Vietnam. Observe their traditional clay-built houses and enjoy lunch at a local restaurant.

Dong Van - Arrive in Dong Van late afternoon, just in time to enjoy a delightful dinner after a day full of adventures.

Dong Van - Ma Pi Leng Pass - Meo Vac Town - Mau Due Valley - Ha Giang: 130km

Ma Pi Leng Pass - 9:00 am: After a delicious breakfast, depart from Dong Van Town. The motorbike rider will guide you to the most beautiful section of the entire journey, located on the Happiness Road connecting Dong Van and Meo Vac. This section, known as Ma Pi Leng Pass, is famous for its rugged cliffs and breathtaking views. It is considered the most challenging pass in the northern region and is often referred to as the “king” of passes in Vietnam. The road winds through the cliffs and reaches an altitude of 2,000 meters as it crosses Ma Pi Leng Pass.

Ha Giang Vision Tour - After an adventurous ride, return to Ha Giang in the afternoon. There will be time to catch a bus or limousine back to Hanoi, or choose a night bus or afternoon limousine, depending on personal plans after the tour.

• Breakfast
• Lunch
• Dinner

• personal drinks
• Gratuities
• Bus

We extend an extraordinary chance to delve into the distinct heritage, intricate specifics, unique culture, and societal dynamics of Ha Giang. This expedition encompasses distinctive sights such as the Ma Pi Leng Pass, the vibrant ethnic minority marketplace of Ha Giang, antiquated hamlets, and celebrated attractions including Du Gia Waterfall, the Rocky Plateau and Lung Cu Peak. The adventure further provides the chance to engage in activities like hiking, sightseeing from hilltops, camping, conversing, and savoring local delicacies. The Ha Giang expedition is more than just an action-packed escapade, but a path to gaining deeper insights into the culture. Post your experience with Ha Giang Vision, you will depart the province with cherished moments, mesmerizing pictures, interesting knowledge, and newly formed acquaintances. You might encounter something unexpected or get a new perspective on something familiar.

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