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5 Days 4 Nights
Daily Tour
9 people
English
Experience the spectacular landscapes and authentic mountain culture of northern Vietnam on this 5-day private Ha Giang Loop tour from Hanoi.
From the limestone mountains of Quan Ba and the historic town of Dong Van to the dramatic Ma Pi Leng Pass, emerald-green Nho Que River and peaceful valleys of Du Gia, this itinerary takes you through some of the most remarkable landscapes in Ha Giang.
Along the way, you will visit the Lung Cu Flagpole, explore the Vuong Family Mansion, travel through mountain villages and experience local highland culture. The journey also includes a boat trip through the Nho Que River and Tu San Canyon, followed by a relaxing stay in Du Gia.
With a private vehicle and private guide throughout the itinerary, this 5-day journey is designed for travelers who want to explore Ha Giang at a more comfortable and flexible pac
Midday: Your guide will welcome the group at Noi Bai Airport, holding an easily recognisable name sign. After collecting your luggage, the group will head to a restaurant for lunch.
14:00: After lunch, the group travels along the Noi Bai – Lao Cai expressway and connecting roads up to the Northeast region, arriving in Ha Giang City. The journey takes about 6 hours, with stops at rest stops along the way.
20:00: Arrive in Ha Giang City. Dinner at a restaurant, followed by hotel check-in.
Free time to explore Ha Giang City at night and rest.
Overnight at a 4–5 star hotel in Ha Giang City.
07:30: Breakfast at the hotel.
08:00: Depart for the Dong Van Karst Plateau; the journey begins along beautifully winding mountain passes.
➢ Stop at Heaven's Gate (Quan Ba), taking in panoramic views of the valley and Ha Giang's distinctive limestone mountain ranges.
➢ Check in at Quan Ba Twin Mountains (Nui Doi) and learn about the cultural and geological stories tied to the Quan Ba area.
➢ Continue through scenic mountain roads and pine forests.
12:00: Lunch in Yen Minh town, sampling local dishes and resting at the restaurant.
13:00: Continue on to visit the Vuong Family Mansion, a famous architectural work of the H'Mong people in Dong Van.
15:30: Visit the Lung Cu Flagpole, reaching Vietnam's famous northernmost point, with views over the mountains and border villages.
17:30: Arrive in Dong Van, check in at the hotel and rest.
19:00: Dinner, sampling local specialties at a restaurant.
20:00: Explore Dong Van Old Quarter, with free time to stroll the old streets, join activities at the central square, and discover the community's cultural identity.
Overnight at a 4–5 star hotel in Dong Van.
07:30: Breakfast at the hotel.
08:30: Depart across Ma Pi Leng Pass, Vietnam's most beautiful mountain road.
Stop at scenic viewpoints along the way: the Happiness Road; Ma Pi Leng Pass; admiring Tu San Canyon and the Nho Que River from a distance.
10:30: Experience the Nho Que River – the group heads down to the pier for a boat trip along the Nho Que River, passing through the Tu San Canyon area. The Nho Que River and Tu San Canyon are among Ha Giang's most outstanding natural wonders. The emerald-green Nho Que winds between sheer limestone cliffs, creating a scene that is both majestic and mesmerising. Sailing down the river and viewing Tu San Canyon from within the gorge is a truly special experience, offering an overwhelming sense of the raw, spectacular beauty of the Northeast's karst mountains.
12:30: Lunch in Meo Vac.
13:30: Continue the journey through Meo Vac's mountain roads, villages, and valleys characteristic of Ha Giang. Explore local villages and learn about the daily life, housing architecture, and culture of the highland ethnic communities.
17:30: Arrive in Du Gia, check in at a locally styled homestay and rest.
18:30: Enjoy dinner featuring local dishes. Cultural exchange: the group may join a cultural performance, sample corn wine, and learn about local culture.
Overnight at a homestay in Du Gia.
07:30: Breakfast at the homestay.
08:00: Explore Du Gia with a gentle walk around the village, rice fields, and mountain scenery.
09:00: Visit Du Gia Waterfall, nestled amid lush green mountains, where crystal-clear water flows over natural rock terraces, creating a peaceful, untouched setting. Here, visitors can immerse themselves in nature, enjoy the cool water, and experience the highlands' distinctive tranquil beauty (water temperature at the falls in December is around 20–25°C).
11:00: Depart back toward Ha Giang, continuing along mountain roads.
12:30: Lunch at a local restaurant.
14:00: Local cultural experiences:
➢ Visit an ethnic village
➢ Learn about traditional handicrafts
➢ Photograph the terraced rice fields
➢ Interact with local residents
16:30: Continue traveling back to Ha Giang City.
18:00: Check in at the hotel in Ha Giang City and rest. Afterwards, dinner at a restaurant.
Overnight at a 4–5 star hotel in Ha Giang City.
07:00: Breakfast and free time to rest.
09:00: Check out and depart for Hanoi. Lunch at a restaurant along the way.
16:00: Arrive in Hanoi. Drop-off at the hotel – end of tour.
Yes. This private 5-day itinerary is designed to introduce travelers to the major landscapes, cultural sites and mountain destinations of Ha Giang, including Quan Ba, Dong Van, Ma Pi Leng, Nho Que River and Du Gia.
The tour is designed for a maximum of 9 guests and includes a private vehicle and private tour guide throughout the itinerary.
The itinerary includes Ha Giang City, Quan Ba, Yen Minh, Dong Van, Meo Vac, Ma Pi Leng Pass, Nho Que River, Tu San Canyon, Lung Cu Flagpole and Du Gia.
Yes. Day 3 travels across Ma Pi Leng Pass and includes scenic viewpoints overlooking the surrounding mountains, Nho Que River and Tu San Canyon.
Yes. The itinerary includes a boat trip along the Nho Que River through the Tu San Canyon area.
The tour includes two nights at a 4–5-star hotel in Ha Giang City, one night at a 4–5-star hotel in Dong Van and one night at a homestay in Du Gia.
Yes. Accommodation for all four nights is included according to the itinerary.
Yes. Breakfast, lunch and dinner are included as specified in the itinerary.
Yes. The itinerary includes a private DCAR limousine vehicle for the 5-day journey, with the route beginning in Hanoi and ending back in Hanoi.
The itinerary includes a visit to the Lung Cu Flagpole, with views over the surrounding mountains and border villages.
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