Hanoi – Quan Ba – Du Gia (~120 km)

Quan Ba - Often referred to as the “Fairy Bosom,” these two perfectly symmetrical hills are steeped in local legends of love and nature. From the Quan Ba Heaven’s Gate viewpoint, visitors can enjoy sweeping views of the terraced valleys and limestone peaks of the Dong Van Karst Plateau.

Tam Son - This quaint mountain town is surrounded by striking limestone landscapes. Tam Son is an ideal spot for a lunch break to savor local Vietnamese cuisine before venturing further into Ha Giang’s remote highlands. Enjoy a meal here.

Du Gia - A serene valley village inhabited by Tay and H’Mong ethnic minorities. Encircled by rice terraces and waterfalls, it provides an authentic homestay experience — relish a family dinner, local rice wine, and cultural exchange with welcoming hosts.

Du Gia – Meo Vac – Ma Pi Leng – Dong Van (~110-150 km)

Meo Vac - Express gratitude to the homestay family and head north, traversing some of the most stunning mountain passes imaginable, passing through the town of Meo Vac (where lunch will be served). Nestled in a deep valley surrounded by limestone mountains, Meo Vac is renowned for its vibrant Sunday market where ethnic groups trade goods and livestock. The road leading here winds through breathtaking scenery and remote villages.

Ma Pi Leng Pass - Known as one of Vietnam’s most spectacular mountain passes, Ma Pi Leng offers breathtaking views of the Nho Que River winding through deep gorges. Often referred to as the “King of Passes,” it’s a must-see for all Ha Giang travelers and photographers.

Dong Van - A historic area with stone houses dating back to the French colonial era. Visitors can explore narrow alleys, enjoy local coffee, or visit the ruins of the French fortress above the town for a panoramic sunset view. Overnight stays here offer a delightful blend of history and mountain tranquility.

Dong Van – Sa Phin – Yen Minh – Ha Giang (~150 km)

Yen Minh - Known as the “city of pine forests,” Yen Minh is nestled in a scenic valley surrounded by terraced fields. It’s a peaceful stop along the return route with picturesque landscapes and a gentle local lifestyle.

• Drinking water, water or soft drinks during lunch, coffee and a smoothie where they can be found
• English Speaking Tour guide
• Lunch
• Dinner
• Full cover bike damage insurance
• Breakfast
• All entrance tickets & permits
• Full or half-helmet, protective knee and elbow gear, basic rain clothes
• Free storage of excess luggage
• Bungee cords & plastic cover for your bags
• Free dorm bed, when arriving on a night bus, at QT Guest House (03.00-08.00)
• Quality genuine Japanese Motorcycles
• Accommodation (mix of ethnic minority homestay and hotel )
• All fuel cost

• Alcoholic beverages if not served on behalf of third party like homestay
• Personal expenses

Embark on an unforgettable 3-day loop tour through Ha Giang, where breathtaking landscapes and vibrant culture await. Journey through the renowned Quan Ba Twin Mountains and climb the majestic Ma Pi Leng Pass, often called the ‘King of Passes,’ to enjoy stunning canyon vistas. Discover lively ethnic villages and the historic Old Quarter of Dong Van, with options for traditional homestays or comfortable hotels. This tour is ideal for both adventure lovers and cultural enthusiasts, offering flexible start dates and transportation choices to match your preferences.

• Revel in the stunning beauty of Ha Giang’s mountains and valleys
• Engage with local ethnic communities and visit the Vuong Palace in Sa Phin
• Opt for thrilling motorbike rides or a guided Jeep tour
• Enjoy overnight stays in homestays or hotels for a genuine experience

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.