Discover Ha Giang on a 3-day private motorbike journey with a local guide. Ride scenic mountain roads, cross Ma Pi Leng Pass, cruise the Nho Que River, and stay in authentic local homestays.
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Duration 3 days: Check availability to see starting times
Live tour guide: English
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Private group

Highlights

  • Explore the Ha Giang Loop on a private 3-day journey with a local guide
  • Cruise the emerald waters of the Nho Que River through Tu San Canyon
  • Swim at Du Gia Waterfall and explore hidden mountain roads
  • Stay in authentic local homestays and share traditional meals
  • Travel at a flexible pace with a private guide from Ha Giang

Full description

This is a curated private journey designed for travelers who want space, comfort, and a deeper connection with Ha Giang—without the chaos of big groups.

Over 3 days and 2 nights, you’ll ride through the most iconic landscapes of the Ha Giang Loop while still having time to slow down, enjoy the views, and experience local life properly.

Day 1 begins with a gentle introduction from Ha Giang to Dong Van, covering around 130 km. You’ll pass through Quan Ba Heaven’s Gate with its panoramic mountain views, wind your way along the dramatic Tham Ma Pass, and visit the historic H’Mong King’s Palace. The road gradually reveals the raw beauty of the karst plateau before arriving in Dong Van, where you’ll stay overnight in comfort.

Day 2 is where the scenery truly peaks. From Dong Van, you’ll conquer the legendary Ma Pi Leng Pass—often considered the most breathtaking road in Vietnam. Below, the emerald Nho Que River cuts through the canyon, where you’ll have the chance to get closer to the water. The journey continues through Meo Vac, over the quieter M Pass, and up to Lung Ho Viewpoint before descending into the peaceful village of Du Gia. Total distance is around 100 km, but the experience feels much richer than the numbers suggest.

Day 3 is slower and more relaxed, giving you time to enjoy Du Gia Waterfall before heading back toward Ha Giang. The route passes through Thai An and the scenic Cat Ly Viewpoint, offering a final look at the region’s dramatic landscapes. The ride back is approximately 80 km, closing the loop without repeating the same roads.

This private tour is ideal for those who prefer a more personal and comfortable experience. Whether you ride yourself or choose an experienced driver, everything is arranged to keep the journey smooth—quality accommodation, local meals, and an English-speaking guide who understands how to balance adventure with ease.

Includes

  • English-speaking local tour guide
  • Easy Rider drivers (if you choose the passenger option)
  • Motorbike and gasoline for the entire journey
  • Motorbike damage insurance (for self-drivers; covers external parts only – engine not included)
  • Accommodation in private rooms during the tour
  • All meals during the tour (2 breakfasts, 3 lunches, 2 dinners)
  • Drinking water provided throughout the journey• Boat trip on the Nho Que River
  • All entrance and sightseeing fees
  • Protective gear: helmet, knee & elbow protection, rainwear
  • Luggage straps and waterproof cover for bags
  • 1 night in a shared dormitory at RAW Hostel before the tour (private room upgrade available)
  • Free luggage storage at RAW Hostel during the tour

Not suitable for

  • People with mobility impairments

Important information

What to bring

  • Driver’s license
  • Camera
  • Sunscreen
  • Jacket
  • Beachwear
  • Cash
  • Daypack
  • Closed-toe shoes

Know before you go

  • The tour starts and ends at RAW Hostel in Ha Giang City
  • Free luggage storage is available at RAW Hostel during the tour
  • A free dormitory bed at RAW Hostel is included if you arrive the night before the tour (Private room upgrades are available on request)
  • For self-riding, a valid International Driving Permit (1968 Convention – A/A1) is required in Vietnam
  • if you prefer not to drive, you can choose the Easy Rider option with an experienced local driver

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