Conquer the legendary Ha Giang Loop and discover the mystical beauty of Ban Gioc Waterfall, where turquoise waters meet towering limestone mountains and epic scenery.





Itinerary
-
Departure from Ha Giang City
Start your journey by departing from Ha Giang City, heading toward the majestic Dong Van Karst Plateau.
-
Bac Sum Pass and Quan Ba Heaven Gate
Experience the thrill of navigating the winding Bac Sum Pass and take in panoramic views of the Twin Mountains from the top of Quan Ba Heaven Gate.
-
Driving through Yen Minh
Travel through the scenic pine forests and enjoy the refreshing highland air along the way.
-
Arrival in Dong Van
Conclude the first day’s journey in the ancient town of Dong Van, check into your accommodation, and enjoy a local dinner.
-
Departure from Dong Van
Begin the day by conquering the legendary Ma Pi Leng Pass, renowned for its spectacular mountain scenery.
-
Nho Que River Experience
Travel down to the Nho Que River to take a boat trip through Tu San Canyon, the deepest canyon in Southeast Asia.
-
Journey to Meo Vac
After lunch, continue toward Meo Vac, with stops at hidden viewpoints to appreciate the area’s untouched beauty
-
Final Destination
Arrive at the Pa Vi Hmong Cultural Village in the late afternoon to check into a homestay, engage with local traditions, and enjoy a communal dinner.
-
Journey to Bao Lac
Day 3 starts with a trip toward the peaceful mountain town of Bao Lac, offering views of hidden valleys and authentic rural life.
-
Conquering Khau Coc Cha Pass
Experience one of the region’s most spectacular roads, the famous 14-turn Khau Coc Cha Pass, with a 30-minute hike to the highest viewpoint for panoramic mountain scenery.
-
Historical Landmarks
After descending the pass, the route continues through countryside landscapes to visit Lenin Spring and Karl Marx Mountain.
-
Homestay Accommodation
End the day at a traditional farm homestay, where you can relax, enjoy a family-style dinner with homemade rice wine, and experience the calm countryside atmosphere.
-
Visit Ban Gioc Waterfall
Day 4 begins with a visit to the world-famous Ban Gioc Waterfall, the largest waterfall in Asia located on an international border.
-
Explore Co La Waterfall
The journey continues to the hidden Co La Waterfall, a beautiful and quiet spot surrounded by untouched nature.
-
Discover Nguom Ngao Cave
Ride through scenic mountain roads to the impressive Nguom Ngao Cave, famous for its massive underground chambers and spectacular stalactites.
-
Khuoi Ky Stone Village
In the late afternoon, arrive at the ancient Khuoi Ky Stone Village, a traditional Tay ethnic village built entirely from local stone.
-
Cultural Experience
End the day at a multi-generational homestay, enjoying a family-style dinner with local dishes and homemade rice wine in a peaceful rural atmosphere.
-
Departure from Khuoi Ky
The final morning starts in the ancient stone village of Khuoi Ky before heading toward the striking Dragon Eye Mountain.
-
Dragon Eye Mountain
This natural landmark features a famous opening that resembles a giant dragon’s eye, with scenery that changes based on the season, from a tranquil emerald lake during the rainy season to peaceful grasslands where livestock graze in the dry season.
-
Arrival in Cao Bang City
As you travel toward Cao Bang City, the mountain landscapes gradually give way, marking the end of the five-day journey.
-
Reflection
Upon arriving in the city and boarding the bus back to Hanoi, the experience turns into a collection of lasting memories of the journey’s various highlights, from mountain passes and waterfalls to cultural encounters.
Highlights
- Ride the legendary Ha Giang Loop with experienced Easy Riders
- Conquer Ma Pi Leng Pass and cruise the emerald Nho Que River
- Visit the majestic Ban Gioc Waterfall on the Vietnam–China border
- Explore the UNESCO-listed Dong Van Karst Plateau Geopark
- Discover authentic ethnic villages and traditional home stays
Includes
Not suitable for
- Pregnant women
- People with back problems
- People with mobility impairments
- People with heart problems
Important information
What to bring
Not allowed
Know before you go
- The tour involves riding on winding mountain roads.
- Participants should be comfortable riding a motorbike.
- Weather can be unpredictable; pack accordingly.
