Hanoi to Ha Giang City (L-D)

Hanoi - In the morning, a car and guide will meet you at the hotel lobby in Hanoi’s Old Quarter to begin the journey to Ha Giang. The travel time is approximately 7 hours by bus.

Ha Giang - This destination marks the beginning of an exciting journey for travelers exploring the Dong Van Ha Giang stone plateau. It serves as the starting point for a scenic adventure through mountain passes and steep cliffs. Ha Giang holds great spiritual significance, creating lasting memories of a unique trip for each visitor. When thinking of Ha Giang tourism, visitors often recall Mong villages and traditional houses. However, the rocky plateau is home to not only the Mong people but also various other ethnic minorities. For instance, Ha Thanh village is inhabited by the Tay people, known for their beautiful stilt houses.

Ha Giang - Quan Ba - Dong Van Town (B - L - D)

Quan Ba Heaven Gate - 07:00: Enjoy breakfast and check out of your hotel.
07:30: The car and tour guide will pick you up for a sightseeing trip on the Ha Giang Loop:
Heaven’s Gate Quan Ba is a renowned landmark in Ha Giang, situated at an altitude of over 1500m, about 43 km from Ha Giang city. The Heaven Gate is nestled between two mountain peaks, allowing a road to pass through, and marks the beginning of the road to happiness, the first gateway of Ha Giang. From the mountain, you can enjoy a panoramic view of the Northwest mountains and forests.

Lung Cam Cultural - Tourism Village - Located in the Sung La Valley, Ha Giang, Lung Cam Cultural Village is a traditional village of the Hmong, Lo Lo, and Han ethnic groups, celebrated for its unique culture and timeless beauty. The village is famous for its ancient earthen houses, blooming buckwheat flower fields, and serene scenery amidst majestic mountains. Lung Cam gained fame as the filming location for the popular movie “The Story of Pao,” attracting visitors eager to explore the simple lifestyle, unique customs, and untouched beauty of the Dong Van stone plateau.

Lung Cu Flag Tower - Situated in Lung Cu Commune, Dong Van District, Ha Giang, Lung Cu Flagpole marks Vietnam’s northernmost point and symbolizes national resilience. Standing 33 meters tall, the flagpole is built on Dragon Mountain, offering a panoramic view of the majestic mountainous landscape. Visitors can admire the national flag waving in the wind while appreciating the site’s deep historical and cultural significance. Lung Cu Flagpole is an ideal destination for adventure seekers and a place that embodies the patriotism and national pride of every Vietnamese.

Dinh Vua Meo - The Hmong King’s Palace, also known as the Vuong Family Mansion, is a unique ancient architectural site in Sa Phin Commune, Dong Van District, Ha Giang. Built in the early 20th century, this mansion belonged to Vuong Chinh Duc, the Hmong leader of the time, and showcases a blend of Chinese, French, and Hmong architectural styles. Nestled in a lush green valley and surrounded by rocky mountains, the Hmong King’s Palace symbolizes power and serves as a historical monument deeply connected to the culture and life of the Hmong people in the highlands.

Dong Van - 16:30: Arrive and check in at your hotel (or homestay) in Dong Van Town.
19:00: Enjoy dinner at the Old Quarter, followed by a leisurely walk.

Dong Van - Meo Vac - Hanoi (B,L)

Ma Pi Leng Pass - 07:00: Enjoy breakfast at the local market and savor coffee. Afterward, head to Meo Vac to visit Ma Pi Leng Pass.
Ma Pi Leng Pass is renowned in Vietnam 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 Pass’s reputation. It is one of the “four great passes,” known for its wild and dangerous beauty, yet strangely captivating and attractive. Ma Pi Leng is difficult to conquer, making it even more desirable to overcome the zigzag and winding roads surrounded by high, steep rocky mountains and deep abysses.

Nho Que River - Flowing through Meo Vac and Dong Van districts in Ha Giang, Nho Que River is one of the most beautiful rivers in northern mountainous Vietnam. With its emerald green waters, the river meanders through towering cliffs, creating stunning and majestic landscapes. The area around the river is often surrounded by limestone mountains and deep valleys, offering visitors exciting experiences while exploring the pristine nature. Nho Que River is an ideal destination for adventure seekers and a place that reflects the cultural values of the local ethnic minorities.

Ha Giang - 13:00: Enjoy lunch at Yen Minh town.
15:30: Arrive at Rocks Ha Giang Restaurant to relax. Enjoy Tea Break Time with a welcome drink and fruit.
16:00: Depart from our office as the bus picks you up.
19:30: Arrive in Tuyen Quang, where the bus will stop for a rest. (Dinner is self-funded)
22:00: Arrive back in Hanoi.

• License Guide
• High quality helmet
• Breakfast
• Lunch
• Dinner
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Motorbike and gasoline
• English speaking guide

• Another personal expenses
• Holiday Surcharge
• Single room: 15$/night for 2 stars hotel or homestay.
• Single room: 25$/night for 3 stars hotel.

Ha Giang, a premier destination in Vietnam, draws visitors with its refreshing climate and pristine air. This enchanting area boasts a plethora of breathtaking landscapes to discover, such as the famous Dong Van Plateau, the charming Quan Ba Twin Mountains, the historic Meo King Palace, the exhilarating Ma Pi Leng Pass, and the iconic Lung Cu Flagpole. Along the journey, uncover numerous mesmerizing waterfalls and beautiful caves. Dive into these marvels for an unforgettable and truly extraordinary adventure. Set off on a motorbike journey through Ha Giang with amiable and entertaining drivers.

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

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