Hanoi - Ha Giang city (L/D)

Hanoi - At 6:30 a.m., a car and guide will pick you up in Hanoi’s Old Quarter to begin the journey to Ha Giang, which takes approximately 7 hours.

Ha Giang - At 2:30 p.m., after checking into the hotel, a tour guide will take you on a motorbike tour around Ha Giang city. You’ll visit notable spots like Km0 Square, Ha Giang Museum, and Cam Mountain. You’ll also see the Thanh Thuy - Chinese border, Tha village, and Ha Thanh village, a picturesque village about 6 km from Ha Giang city, home to the Tay people. The village features ancient stilt houses, terraced fields, and beautiful waterfalls, perfect for a leisurely stroll. Enjoy dinner and return to the hotel, followed by some free time.

Ha Giang - Quan Ba - Yen Minh - Lung Cu - Dong Van Town (B/L/D)

Quan Ba Heaven Gate - Located in Quan Ba District, Ha Giang Province, Quan Ba Heaven Gate is a renowned and captivating destination. At an altitude of 1,500 meters, it serves as the gateway to the Dong Van Karst Plateau and offers panoramic views of Tam Son Town, terraced rice fields, and the unique Twin Mountains. The landscape changes with the seasons, each offering its own distinct beauty. It’s an ideal spot for nature lovers and those seeking the peace and grandeur of Ha Giang.

Can Ty - Bac Sum pass and Can Ty pass are likened to Pha Din pass on the rocky plateau. Locals often describe it as “Bac Sum slope, Hum Can billion, Dong Van bandit,” highlighting its challenging nature. Today, it’s a popular challenge for backpackers looking to test their courage.

Lung Cam Cultural - Tourism Village - Situated in the Sung La Valley of Dong Van District, Ha Giang Province, Lung Cam is a small, tranquil village known for its natural beauty and Hmong culture. The village features ancient earthen houses, fields of buckwheat flowers in autumn, and terraced rice fields. It gained fame as the filming location for “The Story of Pao.” Visitors can enjoy the picturesque scenery and learn about the Hmong community’s traditional culture and daily life.

Dinh Vua Meo - The Hmong King’s Palace, or Vuong Family Residence, is located in Sa Phin Commune, Dong Van District, Ha Giang. Built in the early 20th century, it was the residence of Hmong King Vuong Chinh Duc. The mansion blends classical Chinese and Hmong architectural styles and offers insights into the history and culture of the Hmong people.

Dong Van - At 5:30 p.m., arrive and check into your hotel or homestay in Dong Van town. At 7:00 p.m., enjoy dinner in the Old Quarter, followed by a leisurely walk.

Dong Van - Lung Cu - Meo Vac (B/L/D)

Lung Cu Flag Tower - Located in Lung Cu Commune, Dong Van District, Ha Giang Province, the Lung Cu Flag Tower is a sacred symbol of Vietnam. At an altitude of 1,470 meters, it marks the northernmost point of the country. The octagonal tower, inspired by the Dong Son bronze drum, symbolizes the connection between tradition and modernity. The red flag with a yellow star represents national pride and patriotism. Visitors can admire the rocky plateau’s beauty and feel a deep sense of sovereignty and love for the homeland.

Dong Van - Lo Lo Chai village. Nestled in the windy plateau, Lo Lo Chai village is an ideal destination for those seeking peace and relaxation. The village offers a unique touch to your journey of discovery.

Ma Pi Leng Pass - Located in Meo Vac District, Ha Giang Province, Ma Pi Leng Pass is one of Vietnam’s most stunning mountain passes. Known as the “King of Passes,” it features sharp turns and steep slopes, offering breathtaking views of the Nho Que River gorge, terraced rice fields, and limestone mountains. It’s a popular spot for adventure enthusiasts and nature lovers.

Nho Que River - The Nho Que River in Ha Giang Province is known for its emerald green waters and stunning scenery. Flowing through deep gorges and around limestone mountains, it creates picturesque landscapes. The Tu San Canyon, the deepest in Southeast Asia, is a highlight. Boating on the river offers a sense of peace and serenity, making it a symbol of Ha Giang’s strength and resilience.

Meo Vac - Ha Giang city - Hanoi (B/L)

Meo Vac - On the last day, after breakfast at 7:00 a.m., you’ll have time to explore the village before checking out and heading back to Ha Giang city. On the way, you’ll visit Meo Vac town, known for its bustling weekend markets.

Ha Giang Province - At 1:30 p.m., enjoy lunch and then rest in Ha Giang city. You can relax, take a shower, or enjoy a tea break while waiting for the bus back to Hanoi. At 4:00 p.m., return to Hanoi, concluding your trip at your hotel.

• English Vietnamese speaking tour guide
• Round-trip Limousine bus tickets
• Lunch
• Dinner
• Breakfast
• Entrance fees: Pao’s house, Hmong king’s palace, Lung Cu Flag

• 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.