Ha Long to Ha Giang City: Prepare for Your Epic Adventure

Ha Long - 6 PM: Begin your journey by getting picked up at Toyota Quang Ninh in Ha Long. Board a sleeper bus and enjoy a restful sleep as you travel to Ha Giang.

Ha Giang - Arrive at your hostel in Ha Giang City at 4 AM, where a cozy dorm bed awaits for a few more hours of sleep.

Ha Giang City to Dong Van Town - A Taste of Majesty

Ha Giang - • 8:00 - 8:30 AM: Start your day with a delicious breakfast at the hostel, fueling up for the exciting adventure ahead.

• 8:30 AM: Meet your guide and fellow travelers for a briefing on the thrilling Loop route.

• 9 AM: Hop on your ride and rev up the engines!

Điểm dừng chân dốc bắc sum - Bac Sum Slope: Conquer the majestic Bac Sum Pass, where clouds meet mountains and the world unfolds below. Enjoy the emerald rice terraces and colorful villages that showcase human resilience amidst nature’s grandeur.

Quan Ba Heaven Gate - Quan Ba Heaven Gate: Revel in the panoramic beauty of Quan Ba Heaven Gate, the entrance to the Dong Van Karst Plateau, and admire the verdant mountains rising like emerald giants.

Can Ty - Can Ty Pass is a winding, mountainous road, the highest pass on the route from Ha Giang to Quản Bạ. Often enveloped in clouds, it’s where heaven and earth converge.

Yen Minh - After navigating steep slopes and hairpin bends, Yen Minh Town emerges, nestled in a picturesque valley surrounded by towering mountains. This is your lunch stop.

Viewpoint dốc Thẩm Mã (trên) - Look back at the road that twists like a silver serpent, winding around lush mountains and plunging into verdant valleys. Meet the friendly ethnic minority children who will braid your hair and adorn you with local flower crowns while playing traditional musical instruments.

Dinh Vua Mèo - Amidst stunning karst landscapes, the Hmong King’s Palace offers a fascinating glimpse into the Hmong people’s history and culture. Built in the early 20th century, this unique structure blends traditional Chinese courtyard architecture with French colonial influences, creating a captivating style.

Dong Van - Established in the early 20th century, Dong Van Ancient Town is hidden amidst lush mountains and forests. Initially a small trading center, it blossomed into a vibrant marketplace, attracting people from surrounding areas and becoming a cultural tapestry. Spend your second night here, exploring the town center or enjoying live music.

Dong Van Town to Du Gia Village - Where Mountains Meet Serenity

Chợ Đồng Văn - Dong Van Market: (Open only on Sundays) Nestled in the heart of Dong Van Ancient Town, this market transcends the typical marketplace experience. It’s a vibrant tapestry of colors, aromas, sounds, and textures, woven by the rich cultural heritage of the region’s ethnic minority groups. Rise early to enjoy the market atmosphere before breakfast.

Ma Pi Leng Pass - Ranked among Vietnam’s top 4 greatest passes, you’ll ride a narrow road winding through mountains, with towering peaks on one side and a sheer drop on the other. At the road’s end, a stunning landscape of towering mountains, lush forests, and sparkling rivers awaits, showcasing Ha Giang’s natural masterpieces.

Nho Que River - Descend to Nho Que River for a refreshing boat trip. As the river narrows between sheer cliffs that scrape the sky, Tu San Canyon, Southeast Asia’s deepest gorge, welcomes you.

Meo Vac - Enjoy lunch in Meo Vac Town.

Viewpoint - Thung lũng Lùng Tám - Viewpoint Lung Ho: From Lung Ho, enjoy a breathtaking view of the surrounding area. The valley below is a patchwork of green rice terraces, dotted with small, traditional villages. In the distance, towering peaks rise like sentinels.

Du Gia - As the second day’s ride concludes, find your haven in this fairy village with verdant rice terraces cascading down slopes, towering limestone cliffs, and tiny Hmong and Tay villages dotting the valleys. Breathe in the crisp mountain air, savor a home-cooked feast, and share stories and laughter around a crackling fire, forging friendships as timeless as the mountains. In Du Gia, reconnect with nature, yourself, and life’s simple joys.

Du Gia Village to Nam Dam Village

Thâm Luông Waterfall - Du Gia Waterfall: Imagine a slender ribbon of water cascading down roughly six meters over mossy rocks, creating a natural pool inviting for a cooling swim. Unlike other roaring waterfalls, Du Gia whispers its enchantment. Take a refreshing dip or sip coffee to the sound of flowing water.

Đường Thượng - Ascend to Duong Thuong Viewpoint, reflecting on the winding path traveled, with verdant cornfields and towering, craggy cliffs rising like art from the earth.

Nậm Đăm - After checking into a homestay, explore the village, see rammed-earth houses, and witness the traditional architecture of the Dao ethnic group with their unique clay houses, built for sturdiness in mountainous terrain. Immerse yourself in the breathtaking beauty of surrounding rice terraces, especially during harvest season when they paint the landscape golden.

Ha Giang to Hanoi/SAPA/NINH BINH - A Grand Finale

Lung Khuy Cave - Lung Khuy Cave, also known as the “Dragon in the Rock,” offers a stunning underground experience. The cave is about 1 kilometer long, with a well-maintained wooden and steel walking platform. The walk is relatively easy, allowing you to marvel at impressive stalactites and stalagmites formed by centuries of water erosion. Their shapes and sizes ignite imagination and wonder.

Lung Tam Village - Lung Tam Weaving Village, primarily inhabited by the Hmong people, is renowned for its centuries-old linen weaving tradition, a skill passed down through generations and deeply woven into their lives. Lung Tam is one of the few remaining villages in Vietnam where traditional linen weaving is practiced with dedication and authenticity. Witness the intricate skills and techniques employed by Hmong women as they transform raw flax fibers into beautiful, durable linen fabrics—a truly mesmerizing experience.

A Boong Waterfall - A refreshing retreat next to the road after conquering the dusty roads of the Ha Giang Loop.

Ha Giang - Return to the hostel in Ha Giang City, where you can freshen up with a free shower and towel while waiting for your sleeper bus.

Hanoi - Board a comfortable sleeper bus back to Hanoi/Sapa/Ninh Binh, returning to reality with a heart full of mountains. Please let us know in advance if you wish to change your drop-off point to SAPA/NINH BINH (with surcharge).

• Unlimited bottled water every day during the trip
• High quality helmet, warm coat, gloves, knee & elbow protectors, rain coat (upon guest’s request)
• Experienced English speaking tour guide, motorbike & seasoned rider
• Entrance tickets to dedicated sites + Boat trip on Nho Que river
• Lunch
• Dinner
• Pick-up from Toyota Quang Ninh + sleeper bus ticket to Ha Giang
• Finisher T-shirt at the end of the tour
• Breakfast
• Accommodation: ½ hostel night, 1 hotel night, 2 homestay nights, 2 nights on sleeper buses

• Drinks other than bottled water
• Personal expenses
• Travel insurance
• Tips for tour guide and riders

Your journey will be led by a knowledgeable & passionate guide while a seasoned driver ensures your safety with every winding curve. They are willing to go the extra mile to make your trip a once-in-a-lifetime experience. Their passion & dedication are not just our promise, but our privilege, setting us apart from others.
In addition, our dedicated team is willing to support you remotely and ensure your every moment flows effortlessly.
So, pack your wanderlust and let us orchestrate all the logistics for you to enjoy:
A legendary adventure of 350km on two wheels through a breathtaking landscape. Conquering Ma Pi Leng Pass, the top 4 greatest passes in Vietnam. Marvel at Tu San Canyon, the deepest gorge in Southeast Asia on the boat trip on the Nho Que River. Diving into the cool embrace of the natural pool beneath Du Gia waterfall. Exploring Lung Khuy Cave & the centuries-old tradition Lung Tam weaving village.

• Let us know in advance if you are a vegetarian, we’ll arrange the vegetarian meal for you

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