Discover Vietnam's legendary Ha Giang Loop with AST. Ride through breathtaking mountain roads, meet local communities, enjoy authentic meals, and experience the loop with experienced English-speaking guides. Bike, fuel, meals, and accommodation included. Pickup available from Hanoi and Sapa.
Meet at AST Hostel & Motorbike Rental, 100A Ly Tu Trong, Ha Giang City. Look for the AST HOSTEL & MOTORBIKE RENTAL sign at the front of the building.
Cat Ly View Point: The first photo stop after leaving Ha Giang City. From the roadside you look over green valleys, rice fields and limestone hills. It is a good place to stretch your legs and get used to riding in the mountains.
Thai An Waterfall / Thai An View Point: A quiet stop in the Thai An area of Quan Ba. Depending on the season and water level, you see the waterfall up close or enjoy the valley view from the lookout.
Ba Tien Waterfall: A small waterfall along the route, where the stream drops over rock ledges surrounded by forest. A short stop for photos and a rest in the shade.
Duong Thuong Viewpoint: A high viewpoint above the Duong Thuong valley in Yen Minh, with village houses and terraced fields below. On a clear day you see layers of mountains in every direction.
Du Gia Waterfall: A natural waterfall near Du Gia village with clear green pools. After a long day of riding, you can relax by the water and enjoy the peaceful forest setting.
Du Gia Village (overnight): A quiet valley village of ethnic minority families, surrounded by rice fields and mountains. You have dinner with the group and stay overnight in dorm accommodation.
Lung Ho Viewpoint: A viewpoint above a deep mountain valley on the road out of Du Gia. It is one of the most dramatic views of the morning ride.
The M Pass: A winding mountain road named after its shape, as it zigzags down the slope like the letter M. From the top you get a great photo of the curves below.
Nho Que River or Ban Ang Stream. Optional boat trips on Nho Que River or Ban Ang Stream are not included in the tour price.
Ma Pi Leng Pass: One of Vietnam's most famous mountain passes, running along the cliffs between Meo Vac and Dong Van, high above the Nho Que canyon. We stop at the viewpoints for photos of the river and the karst peaks.
Sky Walk: A narrow walking path along the cliff at Ma Pi Leng, with views straight down into the canyon. Entrance is included in the tour price.
Dong Van Old Quarter (overnight): A small historic town center with old clay-walled houses and tiled roofs at the foot of limestone mountains. In the evening you can walk around the old quarter before dinner and an overnight stay in dorm accommodation.
Thien Huong Village: A small highland village near Dong Van with traditional earthen houses and stone fences. You get a close look at the daily life of local families.
Lo Lo Chai Village / Ma Le Village / Lao Xa Village: Depending on the route and timing, we visit one of these villages. Lo Lo Chai is a village of the Lo Lo ethnic group with rammed-earth houses; Ma Le and Lao Xa are nearby highland villages with similar traditional architecture.
H'mong King's Palace: The former residence of the Vuong family, who ruled the H'mong people of this region in the early 20th century. The palace is built of stone and wood and mixes Chinese, French and H'mong styles. Entrance ticket included.
9 round Pass: A famous winding road in Yen Minh with many tight bends stacked on the mountainside. We stop at the top to take photos of the curves below.
Tham Ma Pass: A steep pass with sharp hairpin bends and one of the best-known photo spots of the loop. The viewpoint at the top shows the whole zigzag road below.
Can Ty View Point: A viewpoint in Quan Ba over a wide valley of corn fields and rocky mountains. A short stop for photos.
Lung Tam Linen Weaving Village: A H'mong village known for traditional linen weaving. You see how linen is spun, woven and dyed by hand, and can browse local handmade products.
HMONG VILLAGE RESORT (lunch): Lunch stop in Quan Ba with mountain views. Time to rest and enjoy a meal with the group.
Khau Lan Waterfall: A waterfall in Quan Ba surrounded by fields and forest. A short stop for photos and a break.
Heaven Gate / Twin Mountains: Quan Ba Heaven Gate is a high pass with a viewpoint over the Quan Ba valley. From here you see the Twin Mountains, two rounded hills rising from the rice fields.
Bac Sum Pass: The last big mountain pass of the loop, with long switchbacks and wide views back over the valleys. After this, the road descends to Ha Giang City.
Ha Giang City: We return to Ha Giang City, where the tour ends. Your included sleeper bus back to Hanoi or Sapa departs from here.
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