Ha Noi to Ha Giang City (L-D)

Hanoi - 06:30: The Limousine bus will collect guests from their hotel in Hanoi Old Quarter and set off for Ha Giang, marking the start of an exciting journey to explore Ha Giang. The travel time is approximately 7 hours by bus.

Ha Giang Province - 13:00: Arrival in Ha Giang City. Guests will enjoy lunch at a local restaurant. Following lunch, the bus will transport guests to the hotel for check-in and relaxation.
15:00: The tour guide will meet guests at the hotel to begin exploring the city, visiting: Km0 square, Nui Cam Mountain view, Thanh Thuy - Chinese border, Thon Tha, and Ha Thanh Village. This location signifies the beginning of a memorable journey for tourists exploring the Dong Van Ha Giang stone plateau. It serves as the starting point for a journey through mountain passes and steep cliffs, holding great spiritual significance and creating lasting memories of a unique trip. Ha Giang tourism is often associated with Mong villages and traditional houses, but the rocky plateau is also home to various other ethnic minorities.

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

Quan Ba Heaven Gate - Heaven’s Gate Quan Ba is a renowned landmark in Ha Giang, situated at an altitude of over 1500m, approximately 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, visitors can enjoy a panoramic view of the Northwest mountains and forests.

Lung Cam Cultural - Tourism Village - When visiting Ha Giang, a stop at Lung Cam tourist village is a must. Here, visitors can witness the typical beauty of the rocky plateau with its continuous mountain ranges, lush cornfields, gardens, rows of green trees, ancient houses dating back hundreds of years, and the vibrant brocade costumes of highland boys and girls.

Lung Cu Flag Tower - Located in Lung Cu Commune, Dong Van District, Ha Giang Province, the Lung Cu Flag Tower is a revered symbol of Vietnam. Standing at 1,470 meters above sea level, it marks the northernmost point of the country. The tower, built atop Dragon Mountain, features an octagonal design inspired by the Dong Son bronze drum, symbolizing the blend of tradition and modernity. The red flag with a yellow star flying atop the tower is a source of national pride, embodying the patriotism and resilient spirit of the Vietnamese people. Visitors to the Lung Cu Flag Tower can admire the majestic beauty of the rocky plateau and feel a deep sense of sovereignty and love for the homeland.

Dong Van Karst Plateau Geopark - The Dong Van Karst Plateau, located in Ha Giang Province, is one of Vietnam’s most stunning and unique natural landscapes. Recognized as a Global Geopark by UNESCO in 2010, it spans four districts: Quan Ba, Yen Minh, Dong Van, and Meo Vac. With its towering limestone mountains, deep valleys, and sharp gorges, the plateau offers a pristine and mysterious natural panorama. It is also home to many ethnic minorities, each with a distinct cultural identity, enriching the region’s cultural diversity. Visitors to the Dong Van Karst Plateau can enjoy its breathtaking natural beauty and explore the life and culture of the local ethnic communities, making their journey both fascinating and meaningful.

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

Ma Pi Leng Pass - Ma Pi Leng Pass is renowned among Vietnam’s “death passes” for its challenging turns that test 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 is one of the “four great passes,” known for its wild and dangerous beauty that is strangely captivating. Conquering Ma Pi Leng is challenging, making it even more desirable to navigate its zigzagging roads surrounded by high, steep Rocky Mountains and deep abysses.

Nho Que River - The Nho Que River in Ha Giang Province is one of Vietnam’s most beautiful rivers, known for its emerald green waters and stunning natural scenery. The river flows through deep gorges and winds around limestone mountains, creating picturesque and majestic landscapes. A highlight of the Nho Que River is the Tu San Canyon, the deepest canyon in Southeast Asia, with towering cliffs and breathtaking views. Boating on the Nho Que River allows visitors to enjoy the pristine and tranquil beauty of nature, evoking a sense of peace and serenity. The Nho Que River is not only a natural masterpiece but also a symbol of the strength and resilience of the people and the land of Ha Giang.

Ha Giang - At 13:00, guests will enjoy lunch in Yen Minh town, followed by relaxation and a tea break with a welcome drink and fruit at Rocks Ha Giang restaurant. At 16:00, the car will pick up guests to return to Hanoi, concluding the trip at their hotel.

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

• another personal expenses
• Holiday surcharge
• Travel insurance
• Single Room Supplement: $15/night for a 2-star hotel or homestay.
• Single Room: 25$/night for 3-star hotel or homestay.

Ha Giang, one of Vietnam’s premier destinations, invites travelers with its pristine climate and refreshing air. This enchanting region features numerous breathtaking landscapes, such as the renowned Dong Van plateau, the charming Quan Ba Twin Mountains, the historic Meo King Palace, the thrilling Ma Pi Leng Pass, and the iconic Lung Flagpole. As you journey through, immerse yourself in these natural marvels for an unforgettable and truly extraordinary experience. Discover Ha Giang on motorbikes led by friendly and engaging drivers, guaranteeing a memorable adventure through this beautiful paradise.

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

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