Ha Giang - Quang Ba - Yen Minh

Núi đôi quản bạ - Núi Đôi Quản Bạ, also known as Núi Đôi or Núi Cô Tiên, dates back approximately 1.6 to 2 million years. These two round, alluring mountains resemble the full, rounded bosom of a fairy in a deep slumber amidst the majestic mountains and forests.

Quan Ba Heaven Gate - Located in Quan Ba District, Ha Giang Province, Vietnam, along Highway 4C, the Quan Ba Heaven Gate stands at an elevation of 1500 meters above sea level. It is about 43 kilometers north of Ha Giang city center and roughly 3 kilometers from Tam Son Town.

Lung Khuy Cave - Lung Khuy Cave formed in limestone that originated in an ancient sea over 400 million years ago. The area around the cave features a karst landscape with peaks, dolines, hanging valleys, and travertine terraces on a planation surface at 850-1100 meters above sea level.

Lung Tam village - In Lung Tam village, visitors can experience the daily life of the locals. Hmong women work diligently with looms to create beautiful brocade and linen pieces from flax fibers. Weaving fine brocade is a source of pride for Hmong women.

The primary material for weaving is flax fibers, so each Hmong woman has her own field for growing flax plants. After harvesting, the flax plants are soaked in water to extract the fibers, which are then rolled and steamed to soften them. The locals use natural dyes from forest leaves and wood to color the fibers.

Nậm Đăm - Inhabited by the Dao ethnic people, this charming village is peacefully nestled in a valley surrounded by karst mountains. It preserves traditional customs and culture from ancient times, making it an attractive destination for tourists.

Yen Minh - Yen Minh is a small town located 100 kilometers east of Ha Giang Town, the capital of the province. It is usually the first stop on the Ha Giang Loop.

Situated in a valley surrounded by hills and rice fields, both in and outside the town, Yen Minh is a pleasant little place.

Yen Minh - Dong Van

Pao’s House - The house of a local family in Dong Van District, Ha Giang Province, has become a popular destination for visitors after being featured in the film “Chuyen Cua Pao” (The Story of Pao). After crossing a buckwheat field adorned with pink buckwheat flowers, you will reach the nearly seventy-year-old Pao’s house, which has been home to four generations and showcases the unique architectural style of the H’Mong ethnic minority.

Dinh Vua Mèo - The Hmong Kings’ Palace, also known as Dinh Vua Meo, is a grand structure built in the late 19th century. It features distinctive architecture that blends various cultural influences and is surrounded by mysterious stories. Discover the impressive beauty of the Hmong Kings’ Palace to understand why it is a special tourist destination.

Dong Van - Dong Van Old Town boasts a rich history that spans centuries. Located in the Dong Van Karst Plateau Geopark in Ha Giang Province, Vietnam, it has been a significant trading hub and cultural crossroads for various ethnic groups.

Dong Van - Ma Pi Leng - Meo Vac - Ha Giang

Ma Pi Leng Pass - Ma Pi Leng Pass is a stunning mountain pass in Northern Vietnam. Known for its breathtaking beauty, it is often regarded as one of the most scenic passes in Southeast Asia. The pass traverses the majestic limestone peaks of Dong Van Karst Plateau Geopark, a UNESCO-recognized site.

Nho Que River - The Nho Que River in Ha Giang is a must-visit for travelers seeking an unforgettable experience in the misty wonders of Northeast Vietnam. If you want to capture stunning photos during your trip to Ha Giang, make sure to include a stop at the Nho Que River.

Meo Vac - Meo Vac in Ha Giang, Vietnam, is a breathtaking destination known for its majestic landscapes, towering limestone cliffs, and rich ethnic cultures. Nestled in the rugged mountains of northern Vietnam, Meo Vac offers adventurous travelers a chance to explore its scenic beauty and immerse themselves in the vibrant local way of life.

Ha Giang - Return to Ha Giang City to shower and refresh before heading to your next destination.

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