Ha Giang Loop 3 Days 2 Nights from Hanoi

About this experience

Amazing Ha Giang 3 days 2 nights

Ha Giang is a province in northern Vietnam that has only recently opened to tourists.

This is one of the poorest regions in Vietnam, with a population of just over 700,000. However, this is not because the area is in disrepair; on the contrary, the lack of a thriving economy has allowed it to remain largely undisturbed by the negative impacts of mass tourism and large-scale industry.

The area has breathtaking scenery, unlike anything you’ve ever seen before. Large limestone cliffs, granite outcrops at every turn, hanging valleys, rice terraces that soar into the sky, and twisting roads cut into the slope.

While this sounds exciting on its own, the presence of the indigenous hill tribes, primarily the proud Black Hmong, makes it a “must-do” on any trip to Vietnam.

Let’s explore amazing Ha Giang 3 days 2 nights

Tour type: Group tour or private tour

For lovers of Sightseeing, culture, hiking, history, adventure, motorbike

Day 1: Ha Giang City – Quan Ba – Yen Minh – Dong Van town (135km)

After breakfast at our homestay, we’ll pack up the bikes then set off for the next part of our adventure.. We’ll give you a trip briefing before hitting the highway to the Bac Quang district. And after that is time to get your motorbike for enjoying the day.

Before heading up the mountain road, we’ll stop for lunch. The path you take takes you through a picturesque valley, jungle, and outlying towns. We’ll be stopping frequently along the way for photos and rest stops en route to our guesthouse in the Dzao minority village of Thong Nguyen.

After a day of awe-inspiring scenery views, arrive in Dong Van in the late afternoon and eat a traditional Vietnamese meal. Before a new day of adventures, the evenings are free and relaxed.

The highlights in the day: Bac Sun pass, Quan Ba Heaven gate, Quan Ba Twin moutains, Can Ty pass, Tham Ma pass, The Hmong King’s palace

Day 2: Dong Van town – Ma Pi Leng pass – Du Gia village ( 110km)

Our journey to the “King” of Vietnam’s mountain crossings, the Ma Pi Leng Pass, begins in the morning as we depart Dong Van Town. At an elevation of 2,000 meters, its peak is renowned for its sheer cliffs and stunning vistas. The Sky Path provides a 360-degree perspective of Ma Pi Leng Pass, and it may be reached by driving through the pass and stopping sometimes to take in the greatest views and snap photos. While most people never venture any closer to the Nho Que than the mountain pass,! The experience of boating along the turquoise waterways while being astonished by the mountains above is one you won’t soon forget. We’ll keep on driving via the rural communities of Meo Vac, Mau Due, and Lung Ho, where we’ll have lunch. We leave in the afternoon and travel through the majestic mountains to the remote homestay of Du Gia, nestled between beautiful rice fields. In the evening, you have dinner at the local homestay and make some new friends.

Day 3: Du Gia – Lung Tam Village – Ha Giang

you can purchase a cloth bag or other accessories for souvenirs. After passing through Quan Ba, you will view Nui Doi mountain. In the early afternoon, we go through the Sky Gate and Bac Sum Pass on our way back to Ha Giang city. We will arrive back in Ha Giang around 4 pm

You have 2 options to come back to Hanoi

Option 1 by sleeping bus

7:30-8:30 pm the bus will pick you up to go back to Ha Noi. Arrive in Hanoi at about 4:00 am.

Option 2 by minivan

4:30 PM, you’ll get a Comfort mini Van back to Hanoi, arriving in the Hanoi Old Quarter around 11:30 PM.

Notes

• Keep in mind that while we make every effort to see all of the attractions listed, the schedule may be adjusted at the discretion of your guide to accommodate factors such as the group’s speed, inclement weather, difficulties with public transportation, or any other unanticipated circumstances.
• The sights of Ha Giang are included in this typical tour. Let us know what you’re interested in learning more about and we’ll tailor a bespoke tour to your specific needs.
• The market day is on Sundays. The highland minorities will benefit greatly from this event on a social and cultural level. If you leave on Friday, we should have time to go.
• Sending us an email will help us better prepare for those of you who have back issues, as well as families with elderly or young children.
• Prices are in US dollars per person and may change based on the mode of transportation, other important trip details, blackout dates, holidays, group sizes and limits, policies, and other factors.
• Group Size/Type of travel
• On the back of a driver
• Self-driving bike
• Traveling in a car (minimum 2 persons)
• 1-2
• 3-4
• 5-8

Children

The price is per person, for adults and children. For child rates, please contact us before booking.