Ha Giang Loop Car Tours

Ha Giang Loop Car Tours

The motorbike tour in Ha Giang opens the door for you to explore spectacular mountain passes, where majestic nature harmonizes with an adventurous and exhilarating experience.

• Ma Pi Leng Pass, a winding 20km ascent reaching an altitude of 1200m, conceals numerous heart-pounding hairpin turns. Conquering Ma Pi Leng, you will gaze upon the mysterious Tu San abyss and the emerald Nho Que river resembling a sapphire.
• Bac Sum Slope, hidden along National Highway 4C, exudes a tranquil beauty but harbors challenges. Steep and winding slopes demand steady handlebar control and intense concentration.
• Tham Ma Pass, the “king” of Northern mountain passes, is renowned for its 9 serpentine turns. Surmounting Tham Ma on a motorbike, you will feel the resounding triumph and an unparalleled sense of pride.
• Ta Lang Pass, with its 47 terraced slopes and perilous turns, poses a challenge for adventurous thrill-seekers. Successfully conquering Ta Lang rewards you with the majestic scenery of nature and unforgettable experiences.
• Gio Pass, although lacking protective barriers along the mountain wall, offers an adventure-filled and exhilarating sensation. Standing at the summit, you will embrace the vivid blue sky and admire the picturesque landscapes of the dreamy land of Ha Giang.

1. Where is Ha Giang?

Located in Northeast Vietnam, Ha Giang is famous for Lung Cu, the northernmost point of the country, approximately 320 km from Hanoi. This place resembles a magnificent natural painting with winding mountain passes, vibrant triangular flower fields, peaceful villages, and friendly people.

The city of Ha Giang, lively and full of vitality, serves as the starting point for the journey to explore the northernmost region of the country. This is the starting point of the Happiness Road, a legendary route that leads travelers to the core of the Dong Van Karst Plateau. Along this road, tourists can marvel at breathtaking landscapes such as the Quan Ba Heaven Gate, the Twin Mountain of Fairy, Tham Ma Slope, Tu San Alley, and Dong Van Ancient Town.

Ha Giang also attracts tourists with the unique cultures of ethnic minorities such as H’Mong, Dao, Tay, Nung, and more. Visitors can participate in traditional festivals, savor distinctive local cuisine, and learn about the customs and traditions of the local people. For those who love exploring nature and experiencing diverse cultures, Ha Giang is an ideal destination.

2. What makes Ha Giang tour increasingly attractive? 

Ha Giang tours are increasingly attracting tourists because of their challenging roads and majestic natural scenery. In addition, the local culture, customs and landscape are also what fascinate visitors. 

2.1. Xin Man – Hoang Su Phi – Ban Phung – Chieu Lau Thi peak – Tay Con Linh peak – Ha Giang ancient tea 

Beginning the exploration journey of Ha Giang, travelers cannot overlook Hoang Su Phi – a district with numerous famous national scenic spots. This place is likened to a watercolor painting with its terraced fields winding around majestic mountains.

Chieu Lau Thi Peak and Tay Con Linh Peak – the two highest mountains in Northeast Vietnam, attract trekking enthusiasts and adventurers.

Hoang Su Phi is also renowned for Shan Tuyet Tea – one of the best tea varieties in Vietnam. Stretching along the high mountain slopes, ancient tea trees aged from 200 to 700 years create a unique flavor that captivates the heart.

The travel experience in Hoang Su Phi is not only visually satisfying with its beautiful landscapes but also an opportunity for tourists to explore the diverse culture of the Dao ethnic community. The local cuisine, featuring unique dishes such as thắng cố (a kind of hotpot), bánh cuốn (rolled rice pancakes), mèn mén (a type of bamboo shoot), etc., will provide unforgettable culinary experiences for visitors.

2.2. Dong Van – Meo Vac Tour 

When it comes to the Ha Giang tour, tourists cannot overlook the exploration of the Dong Van – Meo Vac Rocky Plateau. Renowned as one of the most beautiful routes in Vietnam, it promises to offer you a memorable travel experience.

As the most prominent route in the Ha Giang Loop, this road, located on National Highway 4D, will take you through numerous famous landmarks. Starting from Bac Sum slope, you will conquer the Quan Ba Heaven’s Gate – the highest point in Quan Ba district, where you can admire the majestic mountainous scenery. Next, travelers will step into Lung Tam village – a place preserving the unique cultural beauty of the White H’mong ethnic group with their traditional linen weaving and batik dyeing techniques.

The journey continues to Can Ty slope – one of the most beautiful mountain passes in Vietnam. The solitary tree standing proudly on the mountainside, the azure Lo River, and the picturesque Can Ty valley will enchant you with the beauty of nature.

2.3. Ha Giang Loop Tour – Cao Bang 

The tourist route combining the Dong Van Karst Plateau, Meo Vac, and the landscapes of Cao Bang always exerts a strong allure for both domestic and international travelers. This place not only boasts pristine beauty, majestic stone mountains, but also terraced fields winding through the landscape, azure rivers, and tranquil villages.

Let Meditours Ha Giang assist you in planning a complete travel experience. Our team of experienced experts will provide detailed advice on the itinerary, transportation, attractions, and accommodations that suit your needs.

3. Which season is the most beautiful to tour Ha Giang? 

Each season in Ha Giang has its own unique beauty, offering distinct experiences for visitors.

• Spring (January-March): Ha Giang is adorned with the vibrant colors of cherry blossoms, creating a dreamy atmosphere.
• Summer (April-August): Occasionally, sudden rain showers grace the landscape, transforming the terraced fields into cascading waterfalls.
• Autumn (September-November): Ha Giang enters the season of buckwheat flowers, enchanting travelers with valleys painted in shades of pink and purple.
• Winter (December-February): Ha Giang is shrouded in a mystical veil of fog, concealing the simple stilt houses in an ethereal ambiance.

4. Should I take a self-guided tour of Ha Giang, a private tour or a group tour? 

With a team of experienced experts, Meditours Ha Giang is always ready to listen to your needs and provide the most suitable travel advice for each age group, interest, and financial condition.

4.1. Self-sufficient Ha Giang tour 

• You love freedom, want to explore magnificent landscapes, and experience unique local cultures on your own? Then the self-guided tour to Ha Giang is perfect for you. 
• The self-guided tour in Ha Giang is a type of travel for those who want the freedom to explore Ha Giang in their own way. You can choose to travel by motorbike or car, have the autonomy to decide your itinerary and points of interest, as well as experience the local life of the people. 
• Whether you choose any type of tour, Meditours Ha Giang is always ready to support you:
• Hotel and homestay reservations
• Motorcycle and car rentals
• Itinerary advice and sightseeing recommendations
• Full-service travel assistance

4.2. Ha Giang private tour 

Meditours Ha Giang always prioritizes your needs. We carefully listen, analyze your interests, and consider your preferences to design the perfect itinerary that suits your time and budget.

Whether it’s a company birthday tour, team-building event, family outing, student experience, or volunteer work, Meditours Ha Giang has a team of professional and experienced staff to ensure that the tour runs smoothly and successfully. Meditours Ha Giang takes pride in providing unique and distinctive experiences that set us apart from other travel agencies in Vietnam.

4.3. Ha Giang tour combined 

Meditours Ha Giang is pleased to offer you a unique group tour experience – a perfect combination of our reputable brand and other reliable travel agencies. With meticulously designed itineraries and professional collaboration, our group tours promise to bring you an exciting and cost-effective exploration of Ha Giang.

The advantages of this approach include cost savings, opportunities to make new friends, enthusiastic local guides, and diverse itineraries. 

5. Some experiences when participating in the Ha Giang tour  

Meditours Ha Giang is pleased to bring you unique journeys meticulously designed by our experienced team of experts. Below are some typical experiences that you can explore in our tours:

– Stand on the flagpole at Lung Cu, the northernmost point of Vietnam.

– Admire the sunset in Yen Minh.

– Conquer the Ma Pi Leng Pass.

– Check-in at the twin mountains of Quan Ba.

– Enjoy corn wine with an H’mong friend.

– Listen to the Tinh instrument of the Tay people.

– Sleep in an ancient house in Ha Giang.

– Find the house with a thatched roof covered in moss in Khuoi My.

– Taste a bowl of men men (a local dish).

– Take a journey through Hoang Su Phi – Xin Man – Ban Phung.

– Participate in a highland market.

– Drink buffalo horn wine in Ban Phung.

– Visit the palace of the Vuong family (Hmong King).

– Climb on a sup board or kayak on the Nho Que River.

– Visit the Hà Giang flower season.

– Cross the bamboo bridge in Quang Binh – Ha Giang.

– Spend a night in a homestay in Du Gia.

– Experience the Hà Giang scooter tour.

6. Explore Ha Giang cuisine 

 Ha Giang cuisine is not only about delicious dishes but also showcases the unique cultural beauty of the rocky plateau region. Each dish carries its own flavor, reflecting the sophistication and creativity of the locals.

1. Au Tau Porridge

   A special dish with the spicy taste of au tau, blended with the sweetness of minced meat and glutinous rice. Au Tau porridge is not only delicious but also has health benefits, helping to alleviate joint pain and effectively sober up.

2. Old Quarter Dong Van Rolled Cake

   Soft and smooth rolled cakes, dipped in a broth made from pork bones, create an unforgettable rich flavor. A distinctive feature is that the rolled cakes here are not dipped in fish sauce as traditionally done, offering a new and unique experience for diners.

3. Five-color Sticky Rice

   A dish adorned with the vibrant colors of the mountains and forests, demonstrating the meticulousness and cleverness of the Tay ethnic people. Fragrant and sticky rice, combined with the sweet and aromatic taste of various beans, creates a unique and impressive flavor.

4. Corn Leaf Fermented Rice Wine 

   A characteristic element in the culinary culture of the H’Mong ethnic group. Corn wine has a spicy and fragrant taste, providing a warm and refreshing feeling.

5. Thang Co

   A unique dish made from horse offal, offering a distinctive and challenging taste. Thang Co is often enjoyed with corn cakes, creating a harmonious and impressive combination.

6. Buffalo and Pig Meat by the Hearth

   A specialty of the rocky plateau region, processed using traditional methods and smoked over wood stoves. Buffalo and pig meat by the hearth has a rich and delicious flavor, serving as a meaningful souvenir for tourists.

7. Triangle Buckwheat Cake

   A delicious cake made from buckwheat, carrying the unique flavor of the mountainous forests. The cake has a chewy and crispy texture, making it an attractive snack for tourists.

8. Highland Pho

   Pho with large, chewy noodles, sweet broth, and a rich flavor of the mountainous forests. Highland pho is a simple dish but provides a warm and friendly feeling.

9. Black Chung Cake of the Tay People

   A unique black cake made from mysterious black rice, using sticky rice and forest leaves. Black Chung cake has a fragrant and chewy taste, representing a traditional dish of the Tay people during Tet (Lunar New Year).

10. Grilled Golden Carp

    A specialty of the Tày people in Khuoi My, Phuong Do. The golden carp is grilled over red-hot charcoal, emitting a fragrant aroma, with tender and flavorful meat.