Hanoi – Ha Giang (L, D)

Hanoi - Guests will be picked up from their hotel in Hanoi to embark on a journey north through the Red River Delta. A stop for lunch will be made in Tuyen Quang Town, renowned for its lush green tea plantations. Continuing onward, arrival in Ha Giang Town is expected around 13:00, where dinner will be served, and guests will enjoy an overnight stay with a Thai family in their traditional home.

Ha Giang - As a border province and designated Frontier Area, Ha Giang is situated in the remote northern region of the country. Visiting this province offers a step back in time, showcasing some of Vietnam’s most rugged and magnificent landscapes. Ha Giang is best explored on a road trip by motorcycle, allowing travelers to fully appreciate the grandeur of the scenery and the ambiance of the remote towns and minority villages.

Ha Giang – Dong Van (B, L, D)

Quan Ba Heaven Gate - After obtaining permits from the immigration office in Ha Giang, travelers will be guided through a series of breathtaking passes with stunning views until reaching the mountain town of Tam Son for lunch.

Quan Ba Heaven Gate is a must-visit tourist destination in Ha Giang, the first land of the country. Also known as Quan Ba Pass, it is located in Quan Ba District, Ha Giang Province, Vietnam.

Standing at over 1500m and approximately 43km from Ha Giang city, this location marks the beginning of the famous “Road of Happiness” and serves as the first gateway to the Dong Van Ky rock plateau.

Dinh Vua Meo - After lunch, guests will visit the H’mong palace, once owned by the “King of the H’mong” and designed by French and Chinese architects, resulting in a unique blend of styles. The palace was historically used to store opium and weapons but was abandoned in the 1950s, with the family descendants now residing in France and Canada. Following the palace visit, the journey continues to Dong Van, arriving at 18:00, where dinner and an overnight hotel stay await.

Dong Van – Ma Pi Leng – Meo Vac – Ha Giang (B, L, D)

Dong Van Karst Plateau Geopark - If the day is a Sunday, guests will visit the weekly Dong Van Market after breakfast. Here, they can engage with locals, learn about their culture and traditions, and shop for souvenirs from the vibrant array of goods available.

Dong Van Karst Plateau UNESCO Global Geopark is located in the northeastern province of Ha Giang, a mountainous region in the far north of Vietnam. The area is predominantly limestone (about 60%), featuring spectacular and unique landscapes with high mountains and deep canyons. The highest peak is Mieu Vac Mount (1971m), while Tu San is the deepest canyon (700-800 m deep).

Ma Pi Leng Pass - The journey continues with a trek to Pu Lo, a French fortress built in 1890, situated on a hill above the town. After exploring the fortress, the route proceeds through the breathtaking Ma Pi Leng Pass, considered one of Vietnam’s most beautiful natural sites. The descent into Meo Vac Valley follows for lunch, before returning to Ha Giang Town for an overnight hotel stay. Note: If this day is not a Sunday, a visit to Lui Market may be arranged if the schedule permits.

Nho Que River - The Nho Que River in Ha Giang is a must-see for travelers seeking an unforgettable experience in the misty wonders of Northeast Vietnam. For those looking to capture stunning photos during their trip to Ha Giang, a stop at the Nho Que River is highly recommended.

Ha Giang – Hanoi (B, L)

Ha Giang - Guests can relax and enjoy the scenery as they are driven back to Hanoi. Should they wish to stop for photos, they can inform the driver, who will accommodate their request. A lunch stop will be made at a local restaurant en route, with arrival in Hanoi expected around 18:00.

Meo Vac - Meo Vac is located in the Dong Van karst plateau park of Ha Giang province. It is a highland district in the northernmost part of Vietnam, offering majestic views and a tranquil atmosphere. Meo Vac is not only a picturesque land but also an ideal destination for tourists who enjoy exploration and adventure.

Meo Vac village is nestled in a small valley at the base of rocky mountains. The primary terrain of Meo Vac is a karst landscape, predominantly formed by limestone, with the Nho Que River flowing through. Most of the land is used for agriculture, covering about 12,100 ha. Local residents cultivate various medicinal plants, herbs, and ginsengs. In recent years, tourism in Meo Vac has been a focus for significant development by the government.

• Luxury Limousine Bus Transfer
• Experienced English speaking guide
• Breakfast
• Lunch
• Dinner

• Personal Expenses

This tour through Ha Giang takes you to all the best and most jaw-ping natural sights. This tour is perfect for those looking for the premier photography spots in Vietnam. Over four days you will get to see Ha Giang Town, visit markets and historical sites in Dong Van, drive through spectacular scenery like Ma Pi Leng Pass and stay with local families in homestays, learning about their culture, traditions and way of life.

If you cancel at least 3 full day(s) before the scheduled departure time, you will receive a full refund.
If you cancel within 3 day(s) of the scheduled departure, you will receive a 0% refund.