Hanoi - Ha Giang City (L/D)

Hanoi - 06:30: The bus will collect guests from their hotel in Hanoi Old Quarter. (Note: The bus can also pick up at Noi Bai Airport or another city location. Please notify in advance.) 11:00: A stop in Tuyen Quang City for a break. 13:30: Arrival in Ha Giang City. Enjoy lunch at our restaurant. Afterward, the bus will take guests to their hotel for check-in and relaxation.

Ha Giang - 15:00: The tour guide will meet guests at the hotel to explore the city, visiting: Km0 Square, Ha Giang Museum, Nui Cam Mountain View, Thanh Thuy - Chinese Border, Thon Tha, and Ha Thanh Village. This charming village, about 6 km from Ha Giang City, is home to the Tay people. Discover ancient stilt houses, terraced rice fields, and a beautiful waterfall – ideal for a leisurely stroll. 19:00: Enjoy dinner and return to the hotel. Free time to unwind follows.

Ha Giang - Lung Cu - Dong Van Town (B/L/D)

Dong Van - 06:30: Breakfast at the hotel. 07:30: The car and tour guide will pick up guests. Begin a sightseeing journey along the Ha Giang Loop: Bac Sum Pass – The first slope welcoming visitors to the “Dong Van Karst Plateau Geopark.” Simply drive through this point. Heaven’s Gate Quan Ba – Stop to capture the scenic view of the Nui Doi twin mountains at the top of the slope. Can Ty Pass – At an altitude of 1000-1200 meters above sea level, enjoy the breathtaking and majestic scenery.

Yen Minh - 12:00: Savor a local lunch in the small town of Yen Minh before continuing the journey: Tham Ma Pass – Stop at the summit to enjoy the stunning landscape. To reach this point, traverse 9 interesting passages. Sung La Valley and Lung Cam Village – Explore this small village with classic Hmong houses, including a visit to Pao’s house. Hmong King’s Palace – This historically significant site was the residence of the most powerful Hmong people and features distinct Chinese architectural style. 17:00: Arrive in Dong Van Town and check into the hotel. Dong Van District marks Vietnam’s starting point, sharing a border with China. The area is home to various ethnic minorities, predominantly Hmong (about 70%). Dong Van Old Quarter, a historic trading center, remains vibrant, especially on Sunday mornings with a bustling local market.

Dong Van - Lung Cu - Meo Vac (B/L/D)

Lung Cu Flag Tower - Initially built during the Ly dynasty as a simple sa moc tree, the Lung Cu flagpole was rebuilt by France in 1887. It underwent several restorations in 1992, 2000, and notably in 2002, when it was erected with a height of about 20m. The base and pedestal are hexagonal, featuring 6 reliefs depicting Dong Son bronze drums. At the top, a 9m high flagpole flies the Vietnamese national flag, measuring 9m long, 6m wide, with a total area of 54 square meters. Lung Cu flagpole is a major tourist attraction in Ha Giang, symbolizing national pride and marking Vietnam’s sacred territory.

Ma Pi Leng Pass - Known as one of Vietnam’s “death passes,” Ma Pi Leng Pass is famous for its challenging turns, testing the skills of backpackers. The pass stretches 20km, located at an altitude of 1,200 m on the Dong Van stone plateau, winding through the mountains. Whether a backpacker or not, many have heard of Ma Pi Leng’s reputation. It’s one of the “four great passes,” offering beauty that is both wild and dangerous yet irresistibly charming. Conquering Ma Pi Leng is challenging, making it even more enticing to overcome the zigzag roads surrounded by steep, rocky mountains and deep abysses.

Nho Que River - Nho Que River Ha Giang is a must-visit for those planning a trip to the misty city of the Northeast. To capture unforgettable photos during a Ha Giang visit, a stop at Nho Que River is essential to fully appreciate the majestic natural beauty.

Meo Vac - Du Gia Village (B/L/D)

Meo Vac - 7:00 AM: Start the day with a hearty breakfast and check out of the homestay before heading to Ha Giang City. Along the way, explore: Meo Vac Town – Located in a highland district bordering China, Meo Vac is known for its sparse population and rugged terrain. The district is predominantly inhabited by the Hmong people, who make up about 70% of the population. The Hmong have a long tradition of living in the high and challenging mountain ranges, developing a unique and resilient lifestyle. The town is especially lively on Sunday mornings when locals gather at the Meo Vac town market. This market is not only a place for trading goods but also a social hub where people meet, share stories, and maintain community ties. The bustling market against the dramatic highland landscape is a memorable sight.

Du Gia - Du Gia Ha Giang is renowned for its wild and majestic natural landscape of rivers, mountains, clouds, and sky, yet equally poetic, captivating visitors with its fairyland-like beauty. Du Gia Ha Giang is becoming a popular destination for young travelers from home and abroad. Here, immerse in the wild mountains and forests, admire the charming landscapes, and learn about the cultural identity, unique customs, and traditions of the warm-hearted and hospitable ethnic people.

Du Gia – Duong Thuong Valley - Ha Giang – Ha Noi (B/L)

Du Gia - 07:00: Enjoy breakfast at the homestay. After breakfast, take a walk around the village to admire the scenery and people. Next, visit Duong Thuong Valley, where visitors will be captivated by the lush green mountain areas. The distant mountain range is adorned with hovering white clouds, creating a poetic and peaceful atmosphere. As a valley, the terrain is relatively flat, making it ideal for tourists to walk and explore.

Ha Giang - Then, return to Ha Giang City to prepare for the journey back to Hanoi. At 15:00, the car will pick up all guests for departure to Hanoi, concluding the trip at the hotel.

• Entrance fees covered: Pao’s house, Hmong king palace, Lung Cu flag, Nho Que boat ticket
• Round-trip Limousine bus tickets
• Lunch
• Dinner
• Breakfast
• English speaking tour guide

• another personal expenses
• Holiday surcharge

Embark on an exhilarating 5-day, 4-night motorbike tour through Ha Giang, Vietnam’s foremost land known for its refreshing climate and pristine air. Ha Giang beckons travelers with its breathtaking landscapes, from the expansive Dong Van Plateau to the iconic Quan Ba Twin Mountains, each offering a glimpse into the region’s rich cultural tapestry. Explore the historical Meo King Palace, traverse the daunting Ma Pi Leng Pass with its panoramic views, and stand at the northernmost point of Vietnam at the Lung Cu Flagpole. Along the way, immerse yourself in the cascading waterfalls and mysterious caves that dot this picturesque terrain, ensuring an extraordinary and unforgettable adventure.

• If you are vegetarian, please let us know in advance. We will prepare it in advance according to your request.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.