Ha Giang

You have breakfast at 8:00 at Odyssey Hostel, which is American or Vietnamese breakfast with tea/coffee. Then, you meet your tour guide and start the loop at 08:30. If you drive yourself, you get a short lesson on how to ride a motorbike and you follow the tour guide with a specific schedule.

Quan Ba Heaven Gate

Quan Ba Heaven Gate is a beautiful and scenic spot in Ha Giang province, where you can enjoy the view of the mountains, valleys, and villages. One of the attractions of Quan Ba Heaven Gate is the Twin Mountains, also called the Fairy Breast Mountains. They are two round hills that look like a pair of breasts. According to a legend, they were left by a fairy who fell in love with a Hmong man but had to return to heaven. We will stop at the checkpoint about 20-30 minutes

Yen Minh

From 11:00 – 12:00, you will have lunch in Yen Minh Town. The lunch includes rice, meat, egg, and vegetables. If you are vegetarian, you can tell us before and we will prepare some dishes for you.

The Tham Ma pass is about 5 km long at an altitude of 1500 meters and has a sharp zigzagging road. There is a checkpoint at the top of the pass where you can take pictures of the winding s-shaped road up. Children of ethnic minorities often walk around here with flowers. We will stop at the checkpoint about 20-30 minutes

Dinh Vua Meo

The Hmong king palace was the residence of two Hmong kings, Vuong Chinh Duc and Vuong Chi Sinh, who ruled the mountainous region of Ha Giang province from the late 19th to the mid-20th century. The palace was built in 1902-1907 with a mix of Hmong, French and Chinese architectural styles. It has 64 rooms, divided into three zones, and a stone wall for protection. The palace is located in Sa Phin valley, surrounded by mountains and fields. It is a national relic and a tourist attraction in Ha Giang province. We will stop here for about 1 hour.

After a long day on the motorbike, you will stay at Dong Van ancient town. Dong Van ancient town is located in the center of Dong Van, surrounded by rocky mountains. The town is known for its centuries-old houses, lively highland markets, and spirited festive evenings. It’s a cultural and commercial center of Dong Van town, where you can find cafes, restaurants, homestays, and souvenir shops. From 18:00 – 19:00, you will have dinner in a restaurant. The big dinner can be chicken hotpot or rice, meat, egg, and vegetables, depending on what you choose. If you are vegetarian, you can tell us before and we will prepare some dishes for you. Then you will have free time to do any activities you want: go around for a coffee, karaoke & drinks, massage,…(Not including in the Tour)

We will check out at 8:00 and then have Vietnamese breakfast. Then around 8:30, we will go to 4C road to keep conquering the Ha Giang Loop.

Ma Pi Leng Pass

Ma Pi Leng Pass is one of the most famous and dangerous passes in Vietnam, with its rugged curves and steep cliffs. The pass is about 20 km long and 1,200 - 1,400 meters high above sea level. It offers a spectacular view of the Nho Que River and the Tu San Canyon, which is the deepest canyon in Southeast Asia. The pass is also a UNESCO Global Geopark, with its unique rock formations and cultural heritage of the ethnic communities living in the area. Ma Pi Leng Pass is a great place for adventure lovers and nature lovers who want to explore the beauty and diversity of Ha Giang province. Going along the pass, we will stop at some checkpoint which has the best view. We will stop and rest for about 30 - 45 minutes.

Nho Que River

Nho Que River is a river of Vietnam and China that flows through Ha Giang Province. The river offers a spectacular view of the Tu San Canyon, which is the deepest canyon in Southeast Asia, and the Ma Pi Leng Pass, which is one of the most famous and dangerous passes in Vietnam. The river is also a popular destination for adventure lovers and nature lovers who want to enjoy the beauty and diversity of Ha Giang province. We will take a boat trip along the river to admire the scenery. It will take about 2 hours (go down the river and go up to the mountain).

Meo Vac

After a long morning, we will go to Meo Vac Town to have lunch and then go on another road to go back to Ha Giang city. Lunch includes rice, meat and vegetables. If you are vegetarian, please tell us before so we can prepare.

Mau Due road to Ha Giang is a scenic route. It is part of the Ha Giang loop, a popular motorbike trip that takes you through some of the most impressive landscapes in the northern region. Along the way, you will see authentic and non-touristic villages, rice fields, and mountains. Mau Due road is also known for its challenging terrain, as it is very rugged and bumpy. It requires good driving skills and a reliable motorbike to navigate. Some parts of the road are not paved and can be slippery or muddy, especially during the rainy season. However, if you are up for an adventure, this road will reward you with stunning views and unforgettable experiences.

Du Gia

Du Gia village is a beautiful and peaceful place in Ha Giang province, located in the middle of Du Gia national park. It is not as popular as other destinations in Ha Giang, such as Dong Van, Meo Vac, or Lung Cu, but it has its own charm and attractions. Du Gia village is home to 14 villages and 9 different ethnic minority groups, such as the Tay, the Hmong, and the Lo Lo. They have their own unique traditions, costumes, and languages. You can visit the Du Gia waterfall, which is only 5 km from the main town. It is a refreshing and scenic spot where you can swim, jump off rocks, or just enjoy the view. You will see stunning landscapes of mountains, rice fields, and traditional wooden houses.

Du Gia

You will have breakfast around 8 - 9 AM, then we will come back Ha Giang city

You will go 181 Road which is very beautiful road in Ha Giang on the way back.

Lung Tam weaving village is a place where you can witness the traditional Hmong linen weaving process, which has been passed down for generations. Lung Tam village is located at the foot of a high mountain in Lung Tam commune, Quan Ba district, Ha Giang province. It is home to about 130 Hmong households, who cultivate hemp and make various products from linen, such as clothes, bags, scarves, and blankets. The Hmong linen weaving process is very intricate and laborious, involving 41 steps from planting hemp to dyeing and embroidering the fabric. The Hmong people use natural materials and by-hand techniques to create their unique and colorful patterns, which reflect their culture and identity.

Ha Giang

We will be in Ha Giang city around 4 – 5 PM (or earlier if you want to catch the 4 - 5 PM bus to Hanoi).