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$926/

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  • 4 Days 3 Nights
  • Max People : 15 pax

Ha Giang Grand Loop: From Heaven’s Gate to Vietnam’s Northernmost Point is an immersive 4-day, 3-night motorbike adventure through Vietnam’s most iconic and remote highland landscapes. Starting and ending in Ha Giang, this loop takes you through breathtaking mountain passes, ethnic minority villages, and UNESCO-recognized geological wonders. Along the way, you’ll stand at the Lung Cu Flag Pole — marking Vietnam’s northernmost tip — cruise the emerald waters of the Nho Que River, and explore limestone karst formations that tell millions of years of history. Experience the vibrant culture of the local ethnic groups, including the H’mong, Dao, and Tay, with their unique traditions and colorful clothing. Enjoy a variety of local dishes featuring fresh ingredients from the surrounding hillsides. With local homestays, hearty regional cuisine, and a mix of cultural heritage and natural beauty, this tour offers the ultimate Ha Giang experience for those seeking both thrill and authenticity. The journey includes numerous stops at stunning viewpoints, allowing you to capture the breathtaking scenery with your camera, and to soak in the fresh mountain air. Each day promises a new adventure, from navigating winding roads to discovering hidden waterfalls, all while forging connections with the locals and learning about their way of life.

Finally, capturing your experience through photography can be an excellent way to remember the breathtaking landscapes and encounters with local people. From the sunrise over the mountains to the starlit skies at night, every moment is a picture-worthy memory. Remember to share your experiences upon returning home, inspiring others to embark on their own adventure to Ha Giang, a land where nature and culture intertwine perfectly.

As you prepare for your journey, ensure that you have the right safety gear and a reliable motorcycle that suits the rugged terrain. The weather can be unpredictable, so bring appropriate clothing for both warm and cooler climates, especially when you reach higher altitudes. It’s advisable to have a basic understanding of motorcycle maintenance, as remote areas may not have ready access to repairs. Consider bringing a first-aid kit and some essential supplies, such as water purification tablets and non-perishable snacks. The roads may vary from smooth asphalt to challenging dirt tracks, so be ready for an adventure that demands your full attention. Importantly, take time to respect the local customs and practices; learning a few words in the local dialect can go a long way in establishing goodwill with the villagers.

For those who wish to delve deeper into the area’s culture, consider participating in local festivals if your visit coincides with them. These vibrant celebrations showcase traditional music, dance, and food, providing an unparalleled opportunity to experience the heart of Ha Giang. Don’t miss trying local specialties such as Thang Co, a traditional dish made from horse meat, and the region’s famous corn wine, which many say is the best in Vietnam. Each night spent in the homestays offers a chance to engage with the local families, sharing stories and enjoying meals together, creating connections that last a lifetime. The Grand Loop is designed for adventure enthusiasts but is also suitable for those looking to relax and soak in nature’s beauty. Whether you’re riding solo or with a group, the experience is guaranteed to be unforgettable.

The Grand Loop is not just about the destinations; it’s about the journey itself. As you ride through the vast rice terraces and verdant valleys, you will also come across ancient stone forts and historical sites that provide insight into the region’s rich past. Consider visiting the Dong Van Stone Plateau, a UNESCO Global Geopark, where the unique geological formations and biodiversity can be observed. Here, you can learn about the geological processes that shaped this area over millions of years. Each bend in the road reveals new landscapes, whether it’s the rugged cliffs towering above, or the gentle slopes dotted with wildflowers. Travelers often say that the most memorable part of the Ha Giang adventure is not just the incredible sights, but also the kindness and hospitality of the local communities you encounter along the way. Many travelers choose to participate in cultural exchanges, where they can share experiences and learn about traditional crafts, such as weaving and farming techniques, directly from the locals.

Included and Excluded

  • Follow a group with an English- speaking guide
  • Motorbike: New generation 110cc motorbike model ( Upgrade to a higher vehicle segment for a small fee)
  • Food included: 4 breakfasts, 4 lunches, 3 dinners
  • Accommodation: 2 nights at a local homestay
  • Sightseeing tickets included
  • Free dormitory beds in Ha Giang (Pay extra 10 USD /pax for a private room)
  • If you want to ride the bike by yourself, please bring the International Driver License
  • 2-way bus ticket from/to Ha Noi to/from Ha Giang
  • BORDER PERMITS FOR FOREIGNERS: 10$
  • Early check-in or late check-out
  • International flight tickets
  • Meals (other than mentioned in the program)
  • Additional transfer required due to any emergency situation
  • Visa - as per country requirements
  • Offering tips and expressing gratitude for guides and drivers is recommended at a rate of 5 USD /client /day for guides and 2 USD per client /day for drivers. Feel free to adjust the amount based on your satisfaction with their services.
  • Travel insurance (we highly recommend that you purchase adequate insurance)
  • Optional excursions and activities

Highlights of the Tour

  • Complete the legendary Ha Giang Grand Loop, covering all major landmarks in one trip.
  • Conquer winding mountain passes, including Bac Sum, Ma Pi Leng, and Tham Ma Pass.
  • Visit Heaven’s Gate for panoramic views over Tam Son town and the Twin Mountains.
  • Explore the Du Gia valley and experience authentic H’mong hospitality.
  • Take a scenic boat trip on the Nho Que River through the dramatic Tu San Canyon.
  • Stand at the Lung Cu Flag Pole, Vietnam’s northernmost point, overlooking the border with China.
  • Discover the historic H’mong King’s Palace and its cultural legacy.
  • Trek to Lung Khuy Cave, with unique karst formations and a natural “drip melodyâ€� inside.
  • Enjoy traditional meals, “Happy Waterâ€� toasts, and warm village homestay hospitality.

Itinerary

8:00 a.m – 9:30 a.m: Having breakfast, meeting your tour guide, getting information about the itinerary and getting ready to start the loop. The road leads you to Bac Sum pass with loads of challenging hairpin curves, up to a coffee shop with a beautiful landscape in Heaven’s Gate, a quick hike to a viewpoint where you can see the Fairy Hills, and some beautiful scenery of the Tam Son town with unlimited rice fields and layers of mountain which are 1000 meters  Having lunch in Tam Son town at twelve. Back on the bike, you will take a quick break in between to take a few more pictures of the Duong Thuong Village where H’mong people has chosen to live for generations. During your trip to Ha Giang, sightseeing and swimming are two special activities that you shouldn't miss out on." Dinner at homestay with “Happy water� as “a welcome drink� together.

7:30 a.m – 8:30 a.m: Having breakfast, repack, get ready to be back on the bike. Stop at a former French military post, take some more pictures of the surrounding area, after fifteen more kilometers, you will stop at a coffee shop where you can see beautiful landscape which includes terrace rice fields, layers of mountain with amazing rocky limestone.  If you are doing the loop in the beginning of 2024, you might going to know how charaters in Mad Max feel like because before lunch in Meo Vac, you will have to pass one of the most dusty road in your trip which is 35 kilometers long.  Have lunch in Meo Vac town at twelve. Take a boat trip to admire the stunning scenery of the Nho Que river, and to enjoy the magnificent beauty of the Tu San Alley which is renowned as the deepest canyon in Southeast Asia. All the way from the river, you will start to experience one of the most beautiful passes in Viet Nam. It lies along the national road 4C which is also known as “The road of Happiness�.

8:00 a.m – 9:00 a.m: Having breakfast, repack, get ready to be back on the bike. Twenty kilometers straight to the Lung Cu Flag Pole, go a scenic route around the Northernmost Point to see the border between Viet Nam and China, then drive back to Dong Van District to have lunch. We will then visit the H’mong King’s Palace to learn more about the history and culture of the H’mong hill tribe. Take some more picture of the Tham Ma Pass with many interesting geosites and impressive cliffs, which includes a “try not to fall challenge� for anybody driving their own bike!

8:00 a.m – 9:00 a.m: Having breakfast, repack, get ready to be back on the bike. We start with a 4km long hike to Lung Khuy Cave, which will help you burn 326 calories and burn off some of last night’s beer.. Around the cave is the peak cluster-depression karst landscape with many cones, dolines, hanging valleys, travertine terraces etc. on a planation surface at 850-1100m above the sea level. While discovering the cave, you will also hear a melody which created by water dripping down from the ceiling of the cave. After burning lots of calories, it is time for you to have lunch and get your energy back in Quan Ba District then head back to Ha Giang after lunch.

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