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Ha Giang Loop - 3 Days 2 Nights
Three days to discover all the essentials of Ha Giang.
Ready to explore the wild side of northern Vietnam?
This 3-day adventure will take you from rugged mountain passes to hidden ethnic villages, through the heart of Ha Giang’s most iconic landscapes. Every turn reveals a new story.
Tour Options and Pricing
Choose the experience that suits your travel style best!
3 DAY 2 NIGHT TOUR

Easy-rider: 4.599.000VND/ person
Self-driving: 3.849.000VND/ person
Sit behind a friend: 3.049.000VND/ person
With round-trip bus ticket from Hanoi :
Easy-rider: 5.399.000VND/ person
Self-driving: 4.649.000VND/ person
Sit behind a friend: 3.849.000VND/ person
*We also offer bus transfers from Sapa, Cat Ba, Ninh Binh and Ha Long Bay.
Included :
- Homestay
- Local driver/ guide
- Bike + fuel
- 3 meals/ day
- Towels and soap in homestays
- Entry fees at viewpoints
- Full equipment (helmet, rain clothes, protective gear)
- Water bottle
Excluded :
- Personal expenses
- Travel insurance
Itinerary
Day 0 – Get to Ha Giang
Arrive at the trip's departure point.
We will pick you up by bus from locations such as: Hanoi, Ha Long, Sapa, Ninh Binh, Cat Ba, Noi Bai Airport, and Cao Bang on the day before your Ha Giang Loop tour begins. Upon arrival in Ha Giang City, we will provide accommodation for you to rest before the journey starts.
Please note that this overnight stay is free of charge

Limousine bus

Cabin bus
Day 1 – Ha Giang to Dong Van (~140km)
Ha Giang → Bac Sum Pass
Ride through one of Ha Giang’s most scenic and winding mountain roads.
Bac Sum → Quan Ba Heaven Gate
Stop at 1,500 m altitude to admire the panoramic view and the iconic Twin Mountain.
Quan Ba → Lung Tam Village
Discover the traditional H’mong village known for its handmade hemp weaving.
Lung Tam → Yen Minh
Cruise past rice fields and peaceful valleys on the way to Yen Minh.
Yen Minh → Tham Ma Pass
Conquer the sharp switchbacks of this legendary mountain pass.
Tham Ma → Lao Xa Village
Visit a quiet H’mong village nestled among rugged limestone peaks.
Lao Xa → Vuong Palace
Explore the historic residence of the H’mong King, blending French and Asian styles.
Vuong Palace → Dong Van (Overnight)
End your day in Sa Phin, surrounded by wild karst landscapes.
Overnight: Local Dong Van Homestay
Luong Tam village and its traditional hemp weaving
Day 2 – Dong Van to Du Gia (~120 km)
Dong Van → Ma Pi Leng Pass
Climb Vietnam’s most iconic mountain pass, suspended above the jade-green Nho Que River. Expect winding roads, jaw-dropping views, and a serious adrenaline rush.
Ma Pi Leng Pass → White Cliff Hike → Panorama
Stop at the Young Volunteers Monument and hike across Death Cliff and White Cliff. A 1.5-hour trek with epic views and close encounters with local life.
Panorama → Meo Vac → M-shaped Curve → Mau Due
Back on the bike, pass through Meo Vac and the dramatic M-shaped Curve. Break for lunch in Mau Due, a quiet mountain outpost.
Mau Due → Du Gia (Overnight)
Ride deep into Tay territory, with rice fields nestled in misty hills. Arrive in Du Gia by late afternoon, perfect for a swim or a peaceful stroll.
Overnight: Local Homestay Du Gia

Nho Que River

Ma Pi Leng Pass
Day 3 – Du Gia to Ha Giang (~100 km)
Du Gia → Duong Thuong Valley
Ride 10 km before entering a quiet valley surrounded by forested hills and fresh mountain air.
Duong Thuong → Thai An
Cruise through a lush forest road, offering peaceful scenery and occasional viewpoints.
Thai An → Thuan Hoa
Short but scenic route with stunning cliffside mountain views bathed in light and mist.
Thuan Hoa → Ha Giang
Return to Ha Giang for lunch. Early transfers begin at 3:30 PM for those with evening buses.
Early departure? Our driver will transfer you around 3:30 PM.
Not leaving yet? Extend the tour with a visit to Thon Tha & Ha Thanh Villages, followed by a refreshing swim at the Sixth Waterfall.

Du Gia Waterfall

Thon Tha village
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