The Quick Tour : 2 Days
The 2-day Ha Giang Loop tour stands out as a fantastic way to quickly experience the region’s stunning natural landscapes, from towering karst mountains and winding passes to terraced rice fields, while getting a taste of the vibrant local culture of ethnic minorities like the Hmong, Dao, and Tay. This duration strikes an ideal balance for time-strapped travelers, allowing for an efficient journey in a very short time without the extended commitment of longer options. In contrast, 3-day and 4-day tours offer deeper immersion but often require more endurance, additional days, and extended explorations that may not suit everyone’s schedule.
Ha Giang : 2 Days with Private Room
2 Days
Easy-Rider Only- 2-Days Loop Tour : 5,000,000 VND/person
- Private Room
- English Speaker Guide
- Includes Motorbike insurance and water.
- Nights in dormitory in local homestays
- Includes the rent of the motorcycle, gasoline, helmet, armor and raincoat
- All tickets needed for visits and attractions
- Access to exclusive locations and experiences with the support of your tour guide.
- Small Group : Maximum 8 people
- ADDITIONAL FEATURES
- Bus Booking from/to Ha Giang
- Private Tour (on request only)
Advantages Of 2 Days Tour
Explore the most renowned Passes of the loop !
Short trip but full of stunning moments !
Quick tour : for people running out of time !
Itinerary : What To Expect ?
DAY 1: HA GIANG – TAM SON – DONG VAN (135 KM)
Pickup and Departure from the City
8:00 AM – Pickup and Departure from the City : Begin your adventure when our dedicated team arrives at your hotel or homestay in Ha Giang City to whisk you away on this unforgettable journey. As you leave the urban bustle behind, the route unfolds into a mesmerizing tapestry of northern Vietnam’s highlands, with rolling hills, verdant valleys, and quaint villages where ethnic minorities go about their daily lives amid the serene mountain backdrop—setting the tone for the raw beauty of the Ha Giang Loop.
Morning and Lunch : Bac Sum Pass, Quan Ba Heaven Gate and Yen Minh
10:00 AM – Bac Sum Pass : Make your first major stop at the summit of Bac Sum Pass, the inaugural gateway into Vietnam’s pioneering UNESCO-listed Dong Van Karst Plateau Geopark. This serpentine slope, with its misty curves and pine-fringed ridges, offers thrilling twists and turns that provide an exhilarating introduction to the region’s dramatic terrain, complete with sweeping vistas of lush valleys and distant peaks that beckon adventurers onward.
11:00 AM – Quan Ba Heaven Gate and Twin Mountains (Co Tien) : Ascend to Quan Ba Heaven Gate, perched at an impressive 1,500 meters above sea level and serving as the lofty threshold to the geopark’s heart. Take a rejuvenating break here to absorb the awe-inspiring panoramic views, where mist-shrouded mountains stretch endlessly, framing the iconic Twin Mountains (Co Tien) that rise like symmetrical guardians from the valley below, symbolizing natural harmony and local legends of fertility.
12:00 PM – Yen Minh Town : From 12:00 PM to 1:30 PM, cruise toward Yen Minh Town, soaking in the ever-changing mountain scenery that includes terraced fields and forested slopes along the winding roads. Upon arrival, settle in for a delicious lunch at a local spot, perhaps sampling regional favorites like grilled meats or fresh vegetable stir-fries, all while gazing out at the surrounding pine-covered hills that make this valley town a peaceful respite on the loop.
Afternoon : Sa Phin Village, Hmong King's Palace and Dong Van Town
2:30 PM – Sa Phin Village, Hmong King’s Palace : Continue the ride to the enchanting Sa Phin Village, where you’ll explore the historic Vuong Ancient House, also known as the Hmong King’s Palace. Constructed between 1898 and 1907 under the direction of Vuong Chinh Duc—a prominent Hmong leader who amassed wealth through opium trade—this grand stone mansion blends Hmong, Chinese, and French architectural styles, featuring thick walls, ornate carvings, and courtyards that echo tales of regional power and cultural fusion in this remote valley.
5:00 PM – Discover Dong Van Town : Proceed to Dong Van Town, check into your comfortable hotel or homestay nestled in the heart of the highlands, and dedicate the late afternoon to a leisurely stroll through the ancient quarter. Wander cobblestone streets lined with century-old earthen houses topped with yin-yang roofs, soaking in the nostalgic ambiance that blends French colonial influences with ethnic charm, especially vibrant if your visit coincides with the weekend market.
Evening : Dinner and Relaxation
Some Iconic Locations
DAY 2: TAM SON – LUNG CU – DONG VAN (135KM)
Breakfast in Dong Van
8:30 AM – Morning Meal in Dong Van : Kickstart 8:00 AM with a nourishing breakfast in Dong Van, energizing for the road ahead as you bid farewell to the ancient town and embark on the return leg of your Ha Giang odyssey.
Morning : Ma Pi Leng Pass and Meo Vac Town
9:00 AM – Ma Pi Leng Pass : Tackle the legendary Ma Pi Leng Pass, renowned as one of Vietnam’s “Four Great Passes” for its 20-kilometer stretch of hairpin bends carved into sheer cliffs by hand in the 1960s. From the lofty viewpoints, gaze down into Tu San Canyon—the deepest in Southeast Asia, plunging 700-1,000 meters with vertical walls framing the turquoise Nho Que River below, creating a breathtaking spectacle of nature’s raw power and engineering triumph.
10:00 AM to 12:00 PM – Meo Vac Town : Descend through the lively Meo Vac Town, a hub for ethnic markets and communities, then wind your way back toward Yen Minh, relishing the diverse landscapes of jagged karsts, valley vistas, and roadside villages that highlight the loop’s untamed allure along this scenic return route.
Midday Break at Yen Minh Town
1:30 PM – Midday Break at Yen Minh Town : At 1:30 PM, pause once more in Yen Minh Town for a satisfying lunch, recharging with fresh, local cuisine amid the pine-dotted valleys that provided a tranquil setting on your outward journey.
Afternoon : Lung Tam Village
2:30 PM – Lung Tam Village : Resume the ride back to Ha Giang City, with a special detour to Lung Tam Village for an immersive cultural experience. Here, observe Hmong women practicing the ancient art of hemp weaving, from harvesting and soaking the fibers to crafting intricate brocades on traditional looms—a generational craft that produces durable textiles and offers insights into the sustainable traditions of this ethnic community.
5:00 PM – Last Viewpoint : Reach the Ha Giang City viewpoint for a sweeping panoramic overlook of the urban landscape nestled among hills, the perfect spot to toast the end of your loop with a cold beer or coffee alongside your team, reflecting on the memories forged.
End of the Tour
5:30 PM – Evening Feast, Cultural Immersion and Traditional Music : Finally, conclude the tour with drop-off at your hotel, homestay, or bus station, bidding farewell to the Ha Giang Loop’s unforgettable blend of adventure, culture, and natural splendor.
Some Iconic Locations
What do you need ?
Don't forget to get your camera : memories will be amazing but pictures will be now !
Get solar cream and sunglasses as the sun can is strong and there is no shadow on a motorbike !
Get a bit of cash with you if you want to buy a coffee or a beer on the way !
Night can be cold, especially in winter. Grab a warm jacket with you.
Our Focus : Traditional Food and Local Accomodation
Local Product and Traditional Meals
The Vietnamese Food
North Vietnam is known for its vibrant and diverse culinary scene, with hot pot being a popular and beloved dish. This communal dining experience allows diners to cook a variety of fresh ingredients, such as thinly sliced meats, seafood, and an array of vegetables, in a bubbling broth right at the table. The flavors of the broth can range from savory and aromatic to spicy and tangy, depending on the region and personal preferences. Hot pot is often enjoyed with a selection of dipping sauces, adding an extra layer of flavor to the already delicious meal.
A Speciality for Every Taste
North Vietnam is renowned for its diverse and flavorful cuisine, deeply rooted in the region’s rich cultural heritage. From the iconic pho, a fragrant noodle soup, to the savory banh cuon, steamed rice rolls filled with pork and mushrooms, the local dishes showcase the region’s emphasis on fresh ingredients and balanced flavors. Other popular specialties include bun cha, grilled pork served with vermicelli noodles, and cha ca, a unique dish of grilled fish seasoned with turmeric and dill. You can also taste banh mi, a Vietnamese sandwich, and egg coffee, a creamy and indulgent beverage. Exploring the local food in North Vietnam is a culinary journey that highlights the region’s culinary traditions and the creativity of its chefs.
All the ingredients used in our cooking are meticulously sourced from local farms and suppliers, ensuring that we provide the freshest, highest quality products for our dishes. By cultivating relationships with local farmers, we not only support our community but also guarantee that each ingredient is seasonal and bursting with flavor. This commitment to sourcing locally allows us to create meals that are not only delicious but also sustain the agriculture of our region, enriching our culinary offerings while promoting sustainability.
Local Homestays and Accomodation
Local Partners Only
Nestled in the picturesque landscapes of northern Vietnam, local homestays offer a unique and immersive experience for travelers.
From learning to cook traditional dishes to engaging in local crafts, there’s a wealth of activities that cater to every traveler’s curiosity.
These charming accommodations allow visitors to connect with the region’s rich cultural heritage and the warm hospitality of the local communities.
Visitors often have the opportunity to form lasting friendships with their hosts, fostering a sense of community and connection.
Guests can enjoy authentic Vietnamese cuisine, participate in traditional customs, and explore the breathtaking natural surroundings, from the majestic rice terraces to the serene mountain villages.
Quality Accomodation
Our homestay partners are dedicated to providing an exceptional experience for our guests. They go above and beyond to ensure your stay is comfortable, personalized, and memorable. From the warm welcome to the thoughtful amenities, every detail is carefully curated to make you feel at home. You’ll enjoy the unique local insights, authentic cultural experiences, and the genuine hospitality that our homestay partners are known for.
Moreover, homestays often emphasize sustainable tourism practices, encouraging guests to engage respectfully with the environment.
Staying in a homestay provides a deeper understanding of the daily lives and traditions of the Vietnamese people, making it a truly enriching and memorable journey..
