Hanoi - Ha Giang city (L/D)

Hanoi - At 6:30 AM, 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 PM, after checking in at the hotel, a tour guide will take you on a motorbike tour around Ha Giang city. You’ll visit notable spots such as Km0 Square, Ha Giang Museum, and Cam Mountain view. 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, ideal for a leisurely walk. 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 - A renowned landmark in Ha Giang, situated at an altitude of over 1500m and about 43 km from Ha Giang city. The Heaven Gate is nestled between two mountain peaks, allowing a road to pass through and marking the start of the road to happiness, the first gateway of Ha Giang. From the mountain, you can enjoy a panoramic view of the Northwest mountains and forests.

Dong Van - In Dong Van, your tour guide will take you to visit famous sites such as Sung La Valley and Lung Cam cultural and tourist village, which features Hmong architectural works, including the notable King Meo’s mansion. Your guide will share stories about King Meo’s life and his significance to the ancient Hmong people.

Can Ty - Bac Sum pass and Can Ty pass. Bac Sum slope is often compared to Pha Din pass on the rocky plateau. Locals describe it as “Bac Sum slope, Hum Can billion, Dong Van bandit,” highlighting its challenging nature. Today, it remains a popular challenge for backpackers looking to test their courage while exploring Ha Giang.

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

Lung Cu Flag Tower - The Lung Cu flagpole, located at Lung Cu peak (also known as Dragon peak) at an altitude of 1470m above sea level in Lung Cu commune, Dong Van district, is a must-visit during your Ha Giang exploration. This national flag is a sacred historical symbol for the people of Vietnam.

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 away from the fast pace of modern life. This fairy tale-like village offers a unique and tranquil experience.

Ma Pi Leng Pass - Known as the “king of passes” in Northern Vietnam, Ma Pi Leng Pass is located on the Happiness Road connecting Ha Giang city, Dong Van, and Meo Vac. It is one of the “Four Great Passes” of the Northern mountains, celebrated for its majestic and rugged landscape.

Nho Que River - Flowing through Ha Giang and Cao Bang provinces, Nho Que River is one of the most beautiful rivers in Northern Vietnam. Its majestic and poetic beauty makes it a popular destination for nature lovers. After arriving at your homestay and checking in, you can walk around the village and relax.

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

Meo Vac - On the last day, after breakfast at the hotel, 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 where you can immerse yourself in the local atmosphere.

Ha Giang - Upon returning to Ha Giang, you’ll rest at a restaurant and enjoy tea, coffee, and fruits while waiting for the car to take you back to Hanoi.

• Entrance fees covered: Pao’s house, Hmong king palace, Lung Cu flag, Nho Que boat ticket
• Round-trip Limousine bus tickets
• Lunch
• Dinner
• Breakfast
• English speaking tour guide

• another personal expenses
• Holiday surcharge
• Single Room: 25$/night for 3-star hotel or homestay.
• Single Room: 15$/night for 2-star hotel or homestay.