Ha Giang - Quan Ba - Du Gia Village (120 km)

Quan Ba Heaven Gate - Following breakfast, the journey begins on the 4C highway, known as the “Road of Happiness,” with a photo opportunity at “Km0.” Departing the city, the route heads north, ascending the Quan Ba mountain pass and entering the Dong Van Geopark. Travelers will reach Heaven’s Gate and pass the Fairy Hills. Lunch is enjoyed in or near the quaint town of Tam Son. The adventure continues deep into the Ha Giang mountains, arriving at the charming village of Du Gia. Here, guests will stay with an ethnic minority family at their homestay, sharing dinner and breakfast with them.
(Today includes Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner)

Quan Ba - Post-lunch, a visit to Lung Tam linen village is planned. This village is renowned for its long-standing tradition of brocade weaving by the Hmong people on the Dong Van plateau in Ha Giang province.

Du Gia - Du Gia is a serene, lesser-known village in Ha Giang, primarily visited by travelers completing the Ha Giang loop over three or more days. The village is celebrated for its tranquil, untouched beauty, surrounded by majestic mountains and rice paddies. The local residents are notably welcoming and friendly.

Du Gia - Meo Vac - Nho Que River - Ma Pi Leng Pass - Dong Van (150 km)

Nho Que River - After expressing gratitude to the homestay family, the journey continues north, traversing some of the most stunning mountain passes en route to Meo Vac, where lunch is served. A boat trip on the Nho Que River follows, navigating through Tu San Abyss Alley alongside the Ma Pi Leng mountains. The day concludes with a climb up the majestic Ma Pi Leng mountain pass and check-in at a homestay. Guests have free time to relax or explore the Old Hmong village to learn more about local life. Dinner and overnight stay at the homestay.
(Today includes Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner).

Ma Pi Leng Pass - The Ma Pi Leng pass is Vietnam’s most awe-inspiring mountain pass, standing at 1,500 meters. It connects Dong Van and Meo Vac, two northern cities in Ha Giang province, near the Chinese border. This road is the most remarkable mountain route in Vietnam.

It runs along the paved national road 4C, dubbed “The Happiness Road,” constructed in the 1960s by numerous workers, primarily local ethnic minorities. The road took 11 years to complete.

Known as the King of Vietnamese mountain passes, it features cliffs and abysses throughout, with enough hairpin turns to make one dizzy. The road along the mountainside offers a romantic, breathtaking landscape perfect for motorcycling. The ascent, often called “the Great Wall of Vietnam,” resembles a fairy tale scene.

Dong Van - After dinner, a stroll through Dong Van Ancient Town is planned, where guests can enjoy traditional music and engage in cultural exchanges with local Hmong people.

Dong Van – Hmong King - Yen Minh - Ha Giang (150 km)

Yen Minh - Lunch is served at a local restaurant, with the journey passing through beautiful pine forests.

Ha Giang - The Ha Giang loop is a picturesque motorbike route in Vietnam, winding through majestic mountains and offering panoramic views of rice terraces.

• Motorbike and guide
• Bus transportation between Hanoi and Ha Giang
• Meals included: breakfast, lunch, and dinner
• Comfortable accommodations at hotel and homestay

• Personal Expenses
• Drinks

This 3-day journey will take you to nearly all the renowned destinations in the Ha Giang Loop, including Quan Ba Heaven Gate, Lung Tam linen weaving village, Du Gia village, Meo Vac town, Nho Que river, Ma Pi Leng pass, Dong Van ancient town, Hmong King Palace, Yen Minh town, and Ha Giang city. The tour includes pick-up from Hanoi or Sapa with a new, comfortable sleeper bus or limousine, and a complimentary first-night stay at our hostel in Ha Giang city (with a free shower after the trip). For optimal service quality, we organize small groups of 2-10 people maximum.

• We offer vegetarian meals

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