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15m
Morning
07:30 AM: The tour guide comes to pick you up and has breakfast before departing from Ha Giang to visit various tourist attractions on the way to Dong Van. We stop at:
- Bac Sum Pass: A 9-kilometer-long slope with numerous local historical stories. Visitors can admire the panoramic view from Bac Sum Slope and capture the early morning mist.
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Quan Ba Heaven Gate
15m
Quan Ba heaven gate is considered as one of the tourist destinations should not miss when coming to Ha Giang – the first land of the country. Quan Ba Heaven Gate, also known as Quan Ba Pass belongs to Quan Ba District, Ha Giang Province, Vietnam.
With a height of more than 1500m and located about 43km from Ha Giang city, this place is also the beginning of another famous place “The road of happiness” and is the first gateway to enter the Dong Van Ky rock plateau.
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15m · Admission ticket included
This twin mountains in the field located Quan Ba, 40km from Ha Giang, visibly from national highway QL4C. The two mountains are symmetrically in size similar to the women chest. The legend associated to it is that, a handsome Hmong young man and a beautiful fairy, the young man has a special talent of playing the flute
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15m · Admission ticket included
Lonely tree in Ha Giang is one of the most beautiful lonely trees in Vietnam because it is about 250 years old, growing on the edge of rocky mountains in the Global Geopark.
Lonely tree is a tree about 40m high, the trunk is up to 5 people hugging, the foliage is luxuriant. The tree is located along National Highway 4C, section through Can Ty commune, Quan Ba district, Ha Giang province. This road is a rocky mountain on one side and a deep abyss on the other.
The tree is tilted, leaning slightly towards the cliff. The base of the tree also has a small hole that is formed naturally. Vendors around here used this niche to store their belongings.
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Pass by
Chin Khoanh Pass is a challenging slope that tests the skills of true adventurers. From the top, visitors can enjoy the view of the village below the valley.
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30m · Admission ticket included
H’Mong King Palace, often dubbed Dinh Vua Meo, is one of the most popular attractions in the Ha Giang loop, Vietnam. The palace was built at the end of the 19th century with unique architecture combining different cultures.
The palace is located in Sa Phin valley, Lung Phin commune, Dong Van district, Ha Giang province, Vietnam. It’s about 125km from Ha Giang city center and 15 km from Dong Van.
The mansion is the residence of Vuong Chinh Duc and his son, Vuong Chinh Sinh, who are both wealthy landowners worshiped as kings by the H’Mong people. They governed a sizable region that included the highland districts of Quan Ba, Yen Minh, Dong Van, and Meo Vac.
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Lung Cu Flag Tower
30m · Admission ticket included
Lung Cu Flag Tower is an iconic structure situated in Ha Giang province, Vietnam. Positioned at the northernmost point of the country, it is marked as a symbol of national unity and independence. With its striking red and yellow flag representing Vietnam, the tower offers panoramic views of the surrounding areas. Visiting Lung Cu Flag Tower is an opportunity to experience the natural beauty and cultural significance of the region.
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30m
At the foot of Lung Cu National Flag Tower, the country’s north pole in Lung Cu commune, Dong Van district, there is a miraculous village, which is often depicted in legends. Its name is Lo Lo Chai.
The village is nestled in the rocky plateau of Ha Giang province and considered one of the most remote villages in the north of the country. Visitors to the village can easily spot the flagpole, which is about 1.4km away.
The village offers some wonderful sightseeing, with green colours falling into the rocky mountains, not to mention the unique culture and architecture.
Lo Lo Chai has also become a community-based cultural tourism village with homestays.
The main road, which leads into the village centre, is full of daisies. Visitors should traverse the road at a leisurely pace and see the village. They will recognise familiar trinh tuong (earthen) houses which appear after the stone fences, with maize hung on the houses and peach trees grown in front of them.
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Dong Van
12h
Have dinner and stay night at Dong Van.
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30m · Admission ticket included
Dong Van Sunday market is held on a large land area, with the overall U-shaped architecture, built of stone. With such a large architecture, Dong Van market attracts many items (agricultural products, vegetables, meat, brocade fabric …) of the ethnic people here. Each type of item is displayed in each space to facilitate buyers to buy.
About the history of Dong Van Sunday market, perhaps no one knows when the market has ever existed, just knowing that every Sunday, local people are bustling to bring self-produced products here to exchange and trade. From 3 am, when the fog still covers in this highlands, local people cross the mountains to arrive at the market in time.
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30m
About 7km from the centre of Đồng Văn Town, in the northern mountainous province of Hà Giang, the century-old Thiên Hương Village attracts visitors with its peaceful and charming beauty.
The village, also known as Mã Pắng, has a rustic, simple and ancient beauty. It is a place from a different time, making visitors feel like they've stepped into a bygone era.
The entrance to the village is lined with centuries-old banyan trees - a symbol of the enduring nature of the land, standing strong in this untouched and simple place.
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Ma Pi Leng Pass
15m · Admission ticket included
Ma Pi Leng Pass is a breathtaking mountain pass in Northern Vietnam, specifically in Ha Giang Province. Renowned for its awe-inspiring beauty, it is often considered one of the most scenic passes in Southeast Asia. The pass cuts through the majestic limestone peaks of Dong Van Karst Plateau Geopark, a UNESCO-recognized site.
As you explore Ma Pi Leng Pass, you will have an opportunity to capture stunning photos at various scenic viewpoints along its slopes. These viewpoints offer awe-inspiring vistas of the pass's rugged cliffs, deep valleys, and the meandering Nho Que River. Each frame you capture will tell a story of nature's magnificence, allowing you to preserve the beauty of this iconic pass through your lens.
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Nho Que River
1h · Admission ticket included
Tu San Alley - Nho Que River: Board a boat and admire the surrounding landscape of the Nho Que River. This area is known for the Tu San Gorge, considered the deepest gorge in Southeast Asia.
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15m
Admire the winding path through the sprawling terraced fields.
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30m · Admission ticket included
French Fort Ruins - Duong Thuong: Explore the ancient fort ruins on a high mound resembling a turtle’s back in Duong Thuong Valley. You can enjoy a panoramic view of the beautiful Duong Thuong Valley from the fort’s peak.
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Du Gia
12h
Du Gia Village: Explore the cultural space of the renowned Tay ethnic group, surrounded by magnificent mountains and nature.
