Ha Giang

06:30 AM, Luxury Limousine Bus will pick up at your hotel in Hanoi Old Quarter and departure for Ha Giang. 12:30 Arrive at our hotel in Ha Giang city, meet your tour guide and have lunch at local restaurant. 13:30 We start driving to 4C highway (happiness road) and take photo at “Km 0”, then we get out of the city and stop at the most beautiful view points on the way. Thuan Hoa view point Thai An view point Duong Thuong view point Lung Ho view point Du Gia waterfall where you can take a bath or swim or immerse themselves in the fresh, cool water. 17:00 Check-in your homestay and free time to relax. 19:00 Dinner and overnight at homestay in Du Gia.

Du Gia

Du Gia is an unknown quiet village in Ha Giang. This place is visited almost exclusively by travelers who do the Ha Giang loop in 3 days or more. The best thing about this place is the peaceful and unspoiled beauty with its majestic natural landscape of mountains and rice paddies around it. In addition, the local people here are exceptionally hospitable and friendly.

Nho Que River

The Nho Que River in Ha Giang has emerged as a highly sought-after destination among travel enthusiasts. It offers a captivating experience, allowing visitors to marvel at the mesmerizing allure of its cerulean waters and the grandeur of the surrounding mountains. The seamless fusion of these elements creates an enchanting natural landscape, one that leaves everyone in awe and admiration.

Ma Pi Leng Pass

The Ma Pi Leng pass is the most impressive mountain pass in Vietnam at an altitude of 1,500 meters. It is located between Dong Van and Meo Vac, two cities in the far north of Vietnam in Ha Giang province, close to the border with China. It is the most amazing mountain road in all of Vietnam. It lies along the asphalted national road 4C with the nickname “The Happiness Road”. The road was built in the 60s by a lot of workers, mainly ethnic minorities from the area. It took 11 years to finish the whole road. It is known as the King of Vietnamese mountain passes. There are cliffs and abysses almost everywhere along the route and enough hairpin bends to get dizzy. The road along the mountainside has a romantic, breathtaking landscape that is ideal for motorcycling. The road to the top, considered “the Great Wall of Vietnam”, feels like a scene from a fairy tale.

Dong Van

After dinner, we will take a walk to Dong Van Ancient town, enjoy traditional music and exchange culture with local people (Hmong Ethnic)

Dinh Vua Meo

Hmong King Palace, also known as Vuong Chinh Sinh Palace, is a historical landmark located in the picturesque Sa Phin Valley. With a history of over 100 years, it served as the seat of power for two Hmong rulers. As a popular stop along the Ha Giang Loop, you can explore the rich heritage and architecture of this fascinating palace.

Quan Ba Heaven Gate

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

Sapa

You will back to our hotel in Ha Giang city around 4pm and bus to Sapa at 6pm. Overnight at hotel in Sapa town.

Y Linh Ho

Linh Ho Village is situated around 7 kilometers to the southwest of Sapa. Embraced by the spectacular Hoang Lien Son Mountain Range, this village is home to the H'Mong and Dao communities.

Lao Chai

Lao Chai village is a picturesque ethnic village located in the Muong Hoa Valley, about 7-8 kilometers from Sapa town in Vietnam's mountainous Lao Cai Province. Known for its breathtaking terraced rice fields and the traditional wooden stilt houses of the local Black H'mong people, it offers a peaceful and authentic cultural experience set against the backdrop of the Hoang Lien Son mountains. Visitors can trek to the village, enjoy its natural beauty, and learn about the local culture and customs.

Ta Van Village

Located within Muong Hoa Valley in Lao Cai Province, Ta Van Village is a popular destination for visitors wondering “What to do in Sapa?” One of the highlights of this village is its diverse ethnic makeup, with the Giay, Hmong, and Red Dao ethnic groups living harmoniously in the area. The village is also surrounded by terraced rice fields that serve both practical and aesthetic purposes. Practically, the terraced fields maximize the use of limited arable land in the mountainous region, allowing for the cultivation of rice. Aesthetically, the fields form a breathtaking panorama, especially during the growing season when they are lush green.

Giang Ta Chai Village

Enjoy mountainous landscape with your sunrise coffee, then enjoy a delicious breakfast ready to trek through bamboo forests towards Giang Ta Chai waterfall, cross over a rattan suspension bridge and enter into Giang Ta Chai village which is inhabited by the Red Zao minorities. Here we will experience their daily life then cross over the Muong Hoa River up the mountain to visit Su Pan village of the H’mong people. We then take the bus back to Sapa town and take a fresh shower at our base in the town before heading to the bus station for bus back to Hanoi at 4:00pm. And We will arrive in Hanoi Old Quarter about 9:30pm. Tour end.

Su Pan

Su Pan Village Sapa is a very mountainous commune since it perches on the mountain. Being a part of the highland on the east side of the main road, it is about 17 km from Sapa town and Su Pan commune with its 4 small hamlets is home of the Black H’mong and Red Zao.