Embark on the famous Ha Giang Loop Adventure in Vietnam’s remote and untouched region. Experience breathtaking nature, limestone walls, rice terraces, and winding mountain roads.
Embark on the famous Ha Giang Loop Adventure in Vietnam’s remote and untouched region. Experience breathtaking nature, limestone walls, rice terraces, and winding mountain roads.
Hanoi - Ha Giang by Van and Motorbike Adventure
Hanoi - Guests will be picked up at 6:30 AM to travel by van to Ha Giang City. The journey is made in a comfortable 9-seat Limousine Dcar Van, equipped with USB charging ports, complimentary water, and free Wi-Fi. The van features spacious reclining seats and blankets, ensuring a comfortable ride….
Hanoi - Ha Giang by Van and Motorbike Adventure
Hanoi - Guests will be picked up at 6:30 AM to travel by van to Ha Giang City. The journey is made in a comfortable 9-seat Limousine Dcar Van, equipped with USB charging ports, complimentary water, and free Wi-Fi. The van features spacious reclining seats and blankets, ensuring a comfortable ride.
The distance from Hanoi to Ha Giang City exceeds 300 km, taking approximately 5.5 to 6 hours by van. The travel time includes a 25-minute break. Arrival in Ha Giang is expected around 12:30 PM.
Ha Giang Adventure - Discover the enchanting Ha Giang province by motorbike. Witness the stunning rice terraces cascading down the mountainsides and navigate the winding roads carved into the mountains. Engage with locals who have only recently been introduced to Western visitors. Ha Giang promises an unforgettable adventure.
Upon arrival, a guide will meet the guests. Lunch will be served, providing an opportunity to get acquainted. During lunch, a motorbike briefing will be conducted before heading to Nam Dam village, accompanied by a local guide.
Quan Ba Heaven Gate - The 45 km drive offers breathtaking views, passing through traditional villages, scenic valleys, and mountainous terrain. Numerous stops will be made for photography and rest, including the Fairy Bosom hills in Quan Ba and a UNESCO-recognized geopark.
Guests will spend the night in Nam Dam village with a host family. The afternoon and evening are free to explore the village, hike, assist the host family with dinner preparations, or simply relax. Dinner includes local rice or corn wine, known as “happy water.”
The journey continues the next day after breakfast.
Mun Homestay & Bungalow - Mun Homestay is run by a Dzao family with whom we have a long-standing relationship. Meet Pay and her family, your hosts for the night.
Nam Dam – Dong Van: Visit a Hemp Linen Making Village and Explore the Dong Van Karst Plateau Geopark
Lung Khuy Cave - After breakfast at the homestay, the bikes will be packed for the next leg of the adventure.
Climb to Lung Khuy Cave atop a mountain for spectacular views and cave exploration.
Lùng Tám - A stop will be made in the picturesque village of Lung Tam, known for its Hemp Linen production. Witness the process from start to finish and try rolling out the cloth, which requires balance and strength.
Yen Minh - Yen Minh is a valley town where lunch will be enjoyed.
Dong Van Karst Plateau Geopark - After lunch, the journey continues to Dong Van, a guest favorite. It’s recommended to visit on a Sunday to experience the vibrant highland market, a social gathering for locals to trade goods and livestock.
Dinh Vua Meo - Visit the Mansion of the opium king, a notable architectural site in the region.
Lung Cu Flag Tower - Visit Vietnam’s northernmost point. From Lung Cu Flag Tower, views extend across the border into China.
Dong Van - Arrive at Dong Van town center, check into the hotel, and spend the night.
Dong Van - Meo Vac – Du Gia: Hike Ma Pi Leng Pass, Visit Tu San Alley, and Continue to Du Gia
Dong Van - Check for local market dates and times for a cultural experience not to be missed.
Friday departures ensure a Sunday market experience in either Dong Van or Meo Vac.
Ma Pi Leng Pass - Known as one of Vietnam’s most scenic roads, cameras should be ready for numerous photo stops. A 4-hour hike atop the pass is planned.
Mã Pí Lèng Pass - Explore the mystical Tu San Abyss Alley, located between Meo Vac and Dong Van districts in Ha Giang Province, Vietnam.
This alley, with cliffs reaching nearly 1000 meters in height, stretches almost 2 km in length and is about 1000 meters deep. It was formed millions of years ago when the region was submerged under the ocean.
Meo Vac - Meo Vac is a charming district capital surrounded by steep karst mountains. After Ma Pi Leng, lunch will be enjoyed here before continuing to Du Gia.
Du Gia - A small village in the Du Gia National Reservation is the next destination after lunch.
The 70 km road is a highlight for many motorbike riders. Guests will check into a homestay for the night.
Du Gia and Return to Ha Giang: Immerse in Nature at Du Gia Waterfall Before Returning to Ha Giang
Du Gia - Du Gia National Park is dedicated to protecting evergreen tropical moist forest ecosystems, including limestone karsts and endangered species. A morning walk to a waterfall is planned before a leisurely ride back to Ha Giang.
Thâm Luông Waterfall - Spend the morning hiking to the nearby waterfall, and prepare for a refreshing swim in the crystal-clear water before embarking on the final leg back to Ha Giang.
Ha Giang Adventure - After a farewell lunch, the journey back to Ha Giang will commence, with arrival expected by 4 PM for hotel drop-off or transfer back to Hanoi.
Hanoi - Dinner will be served around 7 PM before guests are dropped off at Hanoi Center around 10:30 PM.
- Gasoline/petrol
- Helmet, knee pads, elbow pads, reflective vest
- 3 nights accommodation
- Vietnamese-, English-, Hmong-, Dzao-speaking guides
- Lunch
- All Fees and Taxes
- Dinner
- Breakfast
- Use of semi-automatic motorbike and safety equipment
- Gear to secure luggage
- Water and “Happy Water”
- Minor motorbike repairs if needed during the trip (i.e. flat tire)
- Gasoline/petrol
- Helmet, knee pads, elbow pads, reflective vest
- 3 nights accommodation
- Vietnamese-, English-, Hmong-, Dzao-speaking guides
- Lunch
- All Fees and Taxes
- Dinner
- Breakfast
- Use of semi-automatic motorbike and safety equipment
- Gear to secure luggage
- Water and “Happy Water”
- Minor motorbike repairs if needed during the trip (i.e. flat tire)
- Tips for our guides
- Beer
- Juices
- Personal Insurance
- Snack
- Tips for our guides
- Beer
- Juices
- Personal Insurance
- Snack
If riding a motorbike isn’t your preference, traveling by car or riding as a passenger on our motorbike is an option.
Solo travelers can inform us, and there may be opportunities to join small groups.
Located in the northernmost part of Vietnam, Ha Giang is a secluded destination that has only recently opened up to tourism. With a population…
If riding a motorbike isn’t your preference, traveling by car or riding as a passenger on our motorbike is an option. Solo travelers can inform us, and there may be opportunities to join small groups.
Located in the northernmost part of Vietnam, Ha Giang is a secluded destination that has only recently opened up to tourism. With a population slightly exceeding 700,000, it is one of Vietnam’s less affluent areas. However, this is not due to neglect or decay; rather, the lack of economic dependency has preserved its natural beauty, leaving it largely untouched by the negative impacts of mass tourism and large industries.
The region offers breathtaking natural scenery, featuring towering limestone cliffs, granite formations, suspended valleys, rice terraces reaching the sky, and winding roads etched into the mountainsides.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
