Ha Giang

• 8:30 AM: Meet your guide & fellow travelers and be briefed on the Loop's thrilling route • 9 AM: Get behind your rider and the engines start!

Conquer the majestic Bac Sum slope where clouds kiss mountains and the world unfolds beneath you. Blankets of emerald rice terraces, dotted with colorful villages, create a tapestry of human resilience amidst the grandeur of nature.

Bask yourself in the panoramic glory of Quan Ba Heaven Gate, the gateway to the Dong Van Karst Plateau, and enjoy the verdant mountains rise like emerald giants

Can Ty Pass is a winding, mountainous road, the highest pass on the road from Ha Giang to Quản Bạ. Often shrouded in clouds, it's the place where heaven and earth meet

Yen Minh

After passing through the steep slopes and hairpin bends that hug the mountainside, Yen Minh town finally comes into view. The town is nestled in a beautiful valley, surrounded by towering mountains. This is where you’ll stop for lunch.

Tham Ma slope: Look back the road that twists and turns like a silver serpent, coiling around verdant mountains and plunging into verdant valleys and meet the friendly and welcoming ethnic minority children who will braid your hair and put local flower crowns on your head, playing traditional musical instruments

Standing amidst the stunning karst landscapes, the Hmong King's Palace offers a fascinating glimpse into the history and culture of the Hmong people. Built-in the early 20th century, this unique structure blends traditional Chinese courtyard house architecture with French colonial influences, creating a captivating blend of styles

Dong Van

Formed in the early 20th century, Dong Van ancient is well-hidden, tucked away in the midst of lush mountains and forests. It was originally a small trading center for local people. Gradually, it became a bustling marketplace, attracting many people from the surrounding areas, leaving it to blossom into a vibrant tapestry of cultures. You will spend your second night here and explore the night at the town center or lose yourself in the melodies of live music.

Dong Van market: (Only opens on Sunday) Nestled in the heart of Dong Van Ancient town is an experience that transcends your typical marketplace. It's a vibrant tapestry of colors, aromas, sounds, and textures, woven together by the rich cultural heritage of the region's ethnic minority groups. Rise early and enjoy the market atmosphere before your breakfast.

A beautiful rock lies 200 meters from Happiness Street. From the top of the rock, you can see many towering hills and take epic photos. To the left, the winding Happiness Street snakes its way through the landscape.

It's in the top 4 greatest passes in Vietnam. You'll ride the narrow road that winds its way through the mountains, with towering peaks on one side and a sheer drop on the other. At the end of the road, you are greeted by a stunning landscape of towering mountains, lush forests, and sparkling rivers. This is the world of natural masterpieces, displayed in the land of Ha Giang

Nho Que River

You’ll descend into Nho Que river where a refreshing boat trip awaits. Leaving the world behind, Nho Que river narrows, squeezing between sheer cliffs that scrape the sky. Tu San canyon, the deepest gorge in Southeast Asia welcomes you

Meo Vac

Refuel with your lunch in Meo Vac town

Mau Due view point: Unwind after your afternoon journey. Take a sip of your favorite drink, soak in the panorama of endless rice terraces melt into distant hills, a verdant tapestry under endless skies

Lung Ho view point: Standing atop Lung Ho, you are treated to a breathtaking view of the surrounding area. The valley below is a patchwork of green rice terraces, dotted with small, traditional villages. In the distance, the towering peaks rise like sentinels.

Du Gia

As the second day’s ride fades, find your haven here - a fairy village with verdant rice terraces cascading down the slopes, towering limestone cliffs rising like sentinels surrounding, and tiny Hmong and Tay villages dotting the valleys. Breathe in the crisp mountain air, let the tranquility wash over you, and savor the warmth of a home-cooked feast. Stories and laughter, like embers shared around a crackling fire, illuminate the evening, weaving friendships as timeless as the mountains themselves. In Du Gia, you reconnect with nature, with yourself, and with the simple joys of a life.

Du Gia market: (Only available on Saturday morning) It is a vibrant melting pot of cultures and traditions. It is a place where people from all walks of life come together to trade goods (including fresh produce, handicrafts, clothing, and cattle) socialize, and celebrate their heritage. The air is filled with the sounds of bartering, the smells of delicious food, and the laughter of children. The market is a great place to see traditional colorful clothing of the ethnic people, hear traditional music, and learn about their customs and traditions.

Du Gia waterfall: Imagine a slender ribbon of water tumbling down roughly six meters over mossy rocks, creating a natural pool that invites cooling swims. Unlike the roaring majesty of other waterfalls, Du Gia whispers its enchantment. Take a refreshing dip in the cascading Du Gia waterfall or sip a cup of coffee in the sound of water flow.

Ascend to Duong Thuong view point, you can take a moment to reflect the winding path you have traveled, with its verdant cornfields and towering, craggy cliffs that seem to rise up from the earth like a work of art.

You will enjoy your lunch break in Thai An

You will spend time walking around the village, seeing the rammed-earth houses, witnessing the traditional architecture of the Dao ethnic group with their unique clay houses, built for their sturdiness in the mountainous terrain and immerse yourself in the breathtaking beauty of the surrounding rice terraces, especially during harvest season when they paint the landscape golden.

Lung Khuy Cave

Lung Khuy Cave, also known as the "Dragon in the Rock," offers a stunning underground experience. The cave is around 1 kilometer long, with a well-maintained wooden and steel walking platform within. The walk is relatively easy. You will marvel at the cave's impressive stalactites and stalagmites, formed by centuries of water erosion. Their shapes and sizes will ignite your imagination, creating a sense of wonder

Lung Tam Weaving Village, inhabited primarily by the Hmong people, is renowned for its centuries-old tradition of linen weaving, a skill passed down through generations and deeply woven into the fabric of their lives. Lung Tam is one of the few remaining villages in Vietnam where the traditional art of linen weaving is still practiced with such dedication and authenticity. You will witness the intricate skills and techniques employed by Hmong women as they transform raw flax fibers into beautiful and durable linen fabrics is a truly mesmerizing experience.

You will enjoy your lunch break in Thai An

It's a refreshing retreat next to the road after conquering the dusty road

You will meet Tu san canyon again through its miniature version. You can enjoy some drink and relax here while seeing the river and the canyon

Ha Giang

Arrive back at your tour starting point in Ha Giang city where you can freshen up with a free shower.