A short but stunning journey through Vietnam’s most spectacular mountain landscapes.
Embark on an unforgettable 3-day adventure through the majestic highlands of Ha Giang.
Begin your journey from the city, riding through the misty curves of Bac Sum Pass and stopping at the legendary Twin Mountains at Quan Ba Heaven’s Gate.
Savor authentic mountain cuisine in Yen Minh, step into history at the Vuong Palace, and wander the atmospheric lanes of Dong Van Old Quarter.
On the second day, brace yourself for jaw-dropping views from the Ma Pi Leng Pass, and dive into local life at the colorful Meo Vac Market.
This tour is perfect for travelers who crave both natural wonder and cultural depth—all packed into two thrilling days.
Our driver/guide will pick you up at your hotel in Ha Giang city. Please be ready at the reception area 30 minutes before the scheduled time. The driver will hold a sign with your name for easy identification. If you have any trouble finding your driver, please contact our support number provided in your confirmation email.
Enjoy a free dorm at Ha Giang Ali Hostel before the tour. Tell your bus driver to stop at our hostel on the main road, 2 km from Ha Giang Bus Station. Walk 20–25 minutes or take a taxi. Contact us via phone or WhatsApp if you need help.
**Morning:** Start your journey with a scenic drive through Bac Sum Pass, surrounded by misty landscapes and terraced fields. Stop at Quan Ba Heaven’s Gate to admire panoramic views of the iconic Twin Mountains, steeped in local folklore. Pause briefly at Can Ty Pass, known for its picturesque Lonely Tree amid stunning mountainous scenery. **Lunch:** Savor a delicious local meal in Yen Minh, where the authentic flavors of Ha Giang cuisine shine. **Afternoon:** Continue to Tham Ma Pass, renowned for its winding roads and breathtaking views, perfect for photography enthusiasts. Visit the historic Vuong Palace, a cultural treasure of the H’mong people showcasing highland traditions. **Evening:** Arrive in Dong Van Town and settle into a cozy homestay. Enjoy a hearty dinner with local dishes, then explore Dong Van Old Quarter, where traditional architecture and a peaceful ambiance capture the essence of mountain life.
The journey starts with a visit to Doc Bac Sum Pass, a breathtaking route with dramatic landscapes and lush valleys, perfect for scenic photography.
Next, ascend to the famed Quan Ba Heaven’s Gate, where panoramic views of the Twin Mountains and the surrounding karst formations captivate travelers.
Continue to the Lung Tam Flax Weaving Cooperative, where you’ll witness the meticulous process of traditional flax weaving, a cultural craft mastered by the H’mong people for centuries.
Ride deeper into the highlands, passing rice terraces and mountain passes until you reach Du Gia Waterfall. Surrounded by rocks and jungle, the waterfall is a peaceful oasis where you can swim or just relax in the refreshing air.
After breakfast, leave Du Gia and pass through Ngoc Long Stream on your way to Mau Due, a region surrounded by steep mountain ridges and small ethnic minority hamlets. The narrow paths and rice terraces create an unforgettable backdrop.
Conquer the legendary Ma Pi Leng Pass, known as one of the most stunning roads in Vietnam, hanging on the cliffs above the Nho Que River and Tu San Canyon. Take in awe-inspiring views before reaching Dong Van, a picturesque town with French colonial influences.
Check into a homestay in Dong Van, where you’ll have dinner and the opportunity to explore the Dong Van Old Quarter. Enjoy a quiet walk through the old streets or relax at a tea shop in the ancient town.
Depart from Dong Van Town and visit the historic Vuong Palace, also known as the H’mong King’s Palace, located in Sa Phin Valley. This impressive stone mansion blends Chinese and French colonial design and once served as the residence of the region’s most powerful H’mong family.
Continue the journey through the striking switchbacks of Dốc 9 Khoanh, then descend Thẩm Mã Pass, a winding mountain road once used to test the strength of horses.
Enjoy lunch in Yen Minh Town, known for its peaceful charm and mountain-style cuisine, often featuring wild vegetables, smoked pork, and sticky rice. Ride through Cán Tỷ Pass, where the views open up to valleys and highland villages nestled against the cliffs.
Hike to Lung Khuy Cave, one of Ha Giang’s most impressive limestone caverns. A short forest trail leads to a cool, illuminated cave filled with stalactites and mysterious rock formations. After the visit, continue through Quan Ba and return to Ha Giang City along scenic backroads.
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