Ha Giang - Bac Sum Pass - Khuan Lan Waterfall - Soan Tung Cave - Nam Dam Village - Lung Tam Village - Yen Minh Town

Bac Sum Pass Stopover - Begin your day with a delightful breakfast at 7:30 AM, and by 8:30 AM, embark on your journey to Bac Sum Pass, renowned as the steepest and most challenging slope in Ha Giang. Marvel at the road’s smooth, elegant curves, reminiscent of a silk ribbon weaving through four majestic rocky terraces.

Khau Lan Waterfall - To reach this stunning waterfall, your driver will take a local route, followed by a 20-minute downhill walk. Along the way, you’ll encounter typical tropical plants. The waterfall, sourced from the mountains in Quyet Tien commune, is nestled beside hundreds of large cliffs. You can swim here and enjoy the serene jungle atmosphere, a hidden gem not frequented by many tourists.

Quyet Tien - Visit Soan Tung Cave and the Bo Y people by taking a narrow road through Bo Y’s village, avoiding the main road. This route offers an exciting and adventurous experience, showcasing the authentic lifestyle of the indigenous people. After a 15-minute walk upstream, you’ll reach the cave, which offers breathtaking views and opportunities for stunning photographs. The cave features 10 natural jacuzzis for relaxation.

Nam Dam - Nam Dam Village is a renowned tourist and resort destination that retains the traditional characteristics of the Dzao ethnic group, known for their expertise in using local herbal medicines in Vietnam.

Lung Tam Linen Cooperative - Situated at the foot of hills in Quan Ba, Lung Tam Village attracts travelers with its breathtaking landscape and tranquility. The H’Mong ethnic minority women, dressed in colorful attire, warmly welcome visitors who journey along winding roads to the village. Here, you can witness the creation of costumes, bags, and decorative fabrics from brocade fabric made from flax/hemp plants, featuring typical Hmong motifs. You can also participate in a local game.

Lao Va Chai - Before reaching Yen Minh, enjoy the view of Lao and Chai Valley, featuring beautiful and expansive rice terraces dotted with local houses.

Yen Minh Town – Tham Ma Pass - 9 Turn Pass - China Border – Northernmost Point – Ma Le Village – Dong Van Ancient Town

Tham Ma Pass Viewpoint (Upper) - Head to Tham Ma Pass, a historic site where horses were once tested for strength and endurance. This slope, located at the canyon’s waist, offers stunning views. You’ll encounter H’mong children here, braiding tourists’ hair or selling flowers from their villages.

Chin Khoanh Ramp - After passing Pho Cao Village, you’ll reach the 9-turn steep slope. From the top, enjoy views of Pho Cao Village and picturesque mountains and roads reminiscent of movie scenes. This peaceful village, home to Han and Hmong people, has long facilitated trade between Vietnam and China.

Dong Van Karst Plateau Geopark - Explore the Dong Van Karst Plateau, a UNESCO Global Geopark known for its limestone formations. Approximately 80% of the geopark is covered by limestone, featuring towering mountains like Mount Mieu Vac (1971 m) and deep canyons, with Tu San being the deepest at about 800 m.

Dinh Vua Meo - Visit the H’mong King’s palace in Dong Van, the residence of Vuong Chinh Duc, a mandarin under the Nguyen Dynasty. Built over nine years with 150,000 silver coins, this magnificent house showcases intricate wooden carvings reflecting wealth and prosperity. Ancient cypresses stand solemnly at the main gate, inviting you to explore this historical and cultural treasure.

Northernmost Point of Vietnam - The valley offers breathtaking beauty, with views of the Vietnam-China border.

Dong Van - Ma Pi Leng Sky Path - Meo Vac - Bao Lac

Dong Van Market - Savor a delicious breakfast and visit the Dong Van Ethnic Market (on Sunday mornings) to immerse yourself in local culture and cuisine. Witness various ethnic groups from nearby hamlets and villages, dressed in vibrant clothing and carrying baskets of goods like vegetables, fruits, poultry, and livestock.

Ma Pi Leng Pass - Known as the “bridge of a horse’s nose” in the H’mong language, Ma Pi Leng Pass stretches approximately 20 kilometers (12 miles) along Highway 4C, connecting Dong Van and Meo Vac. At an altitude of 1,500 m (4,921 ft), this pass, built by Yao, H’mong, Tay, and Lolo minority people, is celebrated as the “King of Passes” in Vietnam. Stop at the pit stop to admire the scenery and capture photos. Climb a rocky mountain for the best views along the path. Trek the 7km Ma Pi Leng Sky Path for even better perspectives on the stunning views, including Tu San Canyon.

Meo Vac - The district’s main terrain consists of limestone mountains, with the Nho Que River flowing through.

Bao Lac – Phong Nam Village – Ban Gioc Waterfall

Phong Nam - Explore Phong Nam Valley, a natural wonder with impressive stalactites and stalagmites. The commune houses a Cao Vit gibbon habitat conservation area, preserving this species in Phong Nam and Ngoc Khe communes.

The average annual temperature is 19.8 °C, with the cold season lasting from October to April. From December to February, temperatures average 15 °C lower. Two branches of the Quay Son River flow through Phong Nam commune, meeting at Giang Noc. The commune features mountains like Bang Nac, Da Be, Keo Tan, and more, offering incredible views.

Khuoi Ky Stone Village - Discover Khuoi Ky Stone Village, a traditional Tay village established after 1592. Built as “fortresses” during the Mac Dynasty, each house boasts unique architectural beauty, steeped in ancient legends. The village’s solid mountain-backed terrain features stone-paved roads and fences, with stilt houses made entirely of stone standing out amidst the lush greenery. Khuoi Ky Stream flows in front of the village.

Ban Gioc Waterfall - Phat Tich Truc Lam Temple - Dragon’s Eye Mountain - Cao Bang City

Truc Lam Ban Gioc Zen Monastery - This spiritual destination, located on Phia Nhi peak, offers a unique perspective of Ban Gioc Waterfall. Inaugurated in December 2014, the monastery is renowned for its prime location and distinctive spiritual architecture, making it a highly regarded stop on the Ban Gioc Waterfall exploration journey.

Ban Gioc Waterfall - Detian Falls - Visit Ban Gioc Waterfall, the world’s fourth-largest cross-border waterfall. Surrounded by stunning karst mountains and lush greenery, it is a popular tourist attraction.

Huong Phia Thap - The incense-making tradition of the Nung An people in Phia Thap Village has a long history. This craft not only provides income but also preserves a traditional profession, reflecting the Vietnamese custom of burning incense in the Non Nuoc Cao Bang Geopark.

Nam Tra Waterfall - Also known as “Titan Mountain,” this unique mountain features a circular cave at its peak, resembling an “eye” with a diameter of over 50m. Located in the valley between Hang Then Lake and Non Nuoc Cao Bang Geopark, it offers a picturesque scene with vast grasslands and green lakes.

Cao Bang - Conclude the tour in Cao Bang City at 4 PM, where you can catch a bus back to Hanoi, Cat Ba, Ninh Binh, or Ha Long Bay.

• Bottled water
• Breakfast
• Lunch
• Dinner

• Personal expenses
• wine and beer
• Coffee and tea
• Alcohol beverages

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