Ha Giang Loop Tour 4 Days 3 Nights

Your journey kicks off from Hanoi as you board our comfortable Limousine bus, ready to trade the city's chaos for the quiet charm of northern mountains. Watch Vietnam’s landscapes transform from urban roads to green hills through your window.
06:30 – Depart from Hanoi Old Quarter or Noi Bai Airport. Settle into your seat and enjoy the ride toward a lesser-known Vietnam.
10:30 – Take a short break in Tuyen Quang City, stretch your legs and enjoy a quick local snack.
13:00 – Arrive in Ha Giang City. You’ll sit down to your first local meal, tasting northern specialties while learning about the days ahead.
14:30 – Join your guide for a relaxed afternoon tour, where you’ll:
- Stand at Km0 Square, the symbolic start of your Ha Giang Loop adventure.
- Climb to Nui Cam viewpoint, taking in sweeping views of the city below.
- Reach the Thanh Thuy Border, a quiet spot marking Vietnam’s frontier with China.
- Walk through Thon Tha & Ha Thanh Villages, where you’ll meet Tay ethnic locals and see how life flows around stilt houses and rice paddies.
19:00 – Share dinner with fellow travelers and unwind at your hotel, anticipating what tomorrow holds.

You leave the city behind and dive headfirst into winding mountain roads, limestone valleys, and hidden villages. This day is all about the journey - and you’re not just watching it, you’re part of it.
07:00 – Fuel up with breakfast, then check out.
07:30 – Hop on your chosen ride—car or jeep—and set out with your guide. You’ll cruise along:
- Bac Sum Pass, where the road curls like a dragon’s tail through forested slopes.
- Heaven’s Gate (Quan Ba) – Step off the vehicle for panoramic views and a breath of pure mountain air.
- Can Ty Pass, a stretch of road hugging cliff edges with views of deep valleys below.
12:30 – Pause in Yen Minh for a hearty lunch. Chat with your guide or locals—every table has a story.
Afternoon exploration includes:
- Tham Ma Pass, once used to test horse strength—today, you can test your camera skills.
- Sung La Valley, a cinematic landscape dotted with blooming flowers and stone houses.
- Lung Cam Cultural Village, where you can step into a preserved H’mong home.
- H’mong King’s Palace, a fortress-like mansion telling tales of power and rebellion.
16:30 – Arrive in Dong Van, check in, and freshen up.
19:30 – Wander the ancient streets of Dong Van Old Quarter after dinner, lit by lanterns and echoing with mountain quiet.

Today takes you to the very rooftop of Vietnam where borders blur and cultures thrive.
07:00 – After breakfast, set out toward Vietnam’s northernmost point. Along the way, you’ll:
- Climb Lung Cu Flag Tower, and wave back at China from above the clouds.
- Stroll through Lo Lo Chai Village, where colorful houses and curious children greet you.
- Visit Ma Le Village, famous for its serene farming life and smiling faces.
12:30 – Return to Dong Van for lunch. Swap stories with fellow travelers over bowls of hot soup.
Afternoon adventure:
- Conquer Ma Pi Leng Pass, arguably Vietnam’s most breathtaking road. You’ll stop often—not from tiredness, but awe.
- Take an unforgettable boat trip along the emerald Nho Que River, gliding peacefully through a majestic canyon framed by towering limestone cliffs—an immersive experience that lets you connect deeply with Ha Giang’s raw natural beauty.
- Explore Meo Vac Town, a cultural mosaic where markets buzz with H’mong, Tay, and Dao traders.
16:30 – Check into your accommodation in Meo Vac.
19:00 – Gather for dinner hosted by a local family. Share laughs, homemade corn wine, and a glimpse into life in the mountains.

Your final day is about reflection—on winding roads, smiling faces and the feeling of having truly traveled, not just visited.
07:00 – Breakfast and check-out. On the journey back, you’ll visit:
- Lung Tam Village, where you can watch (or try!) traditional H’mong hemp weaving.
- Nam Dam Village, an eco-friendly Dao settlement with mudbrick houses and herb gardens.
13:00 – Lunch in Quan Ba, your last taste of the highlands.
15:30 – Relax at Rocks Ha Giang Restaurant with tea and fruit - one last quiet moment to soak it all in.
16:00 – Board your Limousine bus back to Hanoi, heart full, camera full, and mind already planning a return.
22:00 – Arrive in Hanoi. End of tour.