Discover Ha Giang Loop From Sapa: Ultimate Adventure 5 Day Tour

From $285 • 5 days • Authentic PU LUONG • Dong Van, Du Gia, Hà Giang • Meet on location or pickup • Free until 3 days before

View all (22)

Why we love it?

The Discover Ha Giang Loop From Sapa is a five-day adventure that takes travelers through some of Vietnam's most breathtaking landscapes, including Dong Van, Du Gia, and Hà Giang. This tour is ideal for outdoor enthusiasts and those seeking an immersive cultural experience, as it includes scenic drives through the rugged mountains and visits to local villages. Distinctive highlights include traversing the iconic Ma Pi Leng Pass, known for its stunning views, as well as engaging with the unique traditions of the ethnic communities in the region. Participants will enjoy meals and accommodations throughout the journey, making it a comprehensive exploration of Northern Vietnam's natural beauty and cultural richness.

Inclusions

Entrance fee, selected activity
Lunch
Dinner
Breakfast
Hotel pickup from Sapa TOWN
Motorbike with fuel
Roundtrip transportation from SAPA-Ha Giang. You can choose return way to Hanoi instead of SAPA
Boat trip on Nho Que River
Tour guide

Exclusions

Personal expenses.
Upgrade to Private Room: 15 USD/night/person

Itinerary

Day 1 Hanoi - Ha Giang

The tour starts with a sleeper bus from Sapa to Ha Giang city. You will be picked up from your hotel/hostel in Sapa. You will arrive in Ha Giang city and check-in at our hostel for a overnight.

You will arrive in Ha Giang city and check-in at our hostel for overnight.
Quan Ba Heaven Gate
Quan Ba Heaven Gate is one of the 5 most beautiful heaven gates in Vietnam and is a place to take breathtakingly beautiful photos that are of interest to tourists everywhere. If you accidentally admire the beautiful sparkling photos taken here, or just hear briefly about this heavenly gate in Ha Giang, then it will certainly be difficult for you to “resist” the desire to travel to this place right away. This. Let’s explore with Origin Vietnam what’s so attractive about Quan Ba Heaven’s Gate!
Sa Phin Valley
Located in the Sa Phin Valley is the palace of the Hmong kings who ruled large parts of Vietnam's northern Ha Giang province in the early 20th century. Vuong Chinh Sinh Palace, also known Vua Meo (King of the Hmong), was built in 1902 and was the seat of power of two Hmong rulers. The Hmong people had dominated the region since settling there centuries before after migrating from southern China. The first of these rulers was aligned with the French colonial powers, while the second supported Ho Chi Minh's fight for independence.
Ma Pi Leng Pass
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.
Nho Que River
The Nho Que River in Ha Giang is an absolute must-visit for avid travelers seeking an unforgettable experience in the misty wonders of Northeast Vietnam. If you are looking to capture breathtaking photos during your upcoming trip to Ha Giang, be sure to include a stop at the Nho Que River.
Lung Tam
Lung Tam is known as a long-standing traditional craft village of brocade weaving by the Hmong on Dong Van plateau, Ha Giang province. Besides brocade products that are favored by both domestic and foreign visitors, the unique feature in the weaving process of Lung Tam village is an attraction for visitors in Quan Ba district.

Day 2 Ha Giang City – Quan Ba – Yen Minh – Dong Van town (155km)

We begin our day with a delicious breakfast at 8:00 am. Afterward, meet our guide and start our motorbike tour. We ride through the stunning landscapes of Bac Sun pass, Quan Ba Heaven gate, Quan Ba Twin mountains, and Can Ty pass. Take a lunch break in Yen Minh town before continuing our tour to Tham Ma pass and The Hmong King’s Palace. Check in at a hotel in Dong Van town, where we enjoy a delicious dinner and free walking around the ancient town.

Day 3 Dong Van Town – Ma pi Leng pass – Meo Vac – Du Gia village (100km)

Start the day with breakfast at a local restaurant 8:00 am, and if it’s the weekend, we visit the Dong Van Sunday market. We then continue our tour and ride through the Sky pass, the breathtaking Ma Pi Leng Pass, doing boat riding in Nho Que River and Hmong villages with picturesque views. Take a lunch break in Mau Due village before heading to Du Gia village, where we ride through Sa Li Pass, Lung Ho Viewpoint, and visit the beautiful Du Gia waterfall. Check in at a homestay of the Tay ethnic in Du Gia village, where we have a family-style dinner.

Day 4 Du Gia village – Duong Thuong – Luong Tam – Nam Dam (40km)

Begin the day with breakfast at the homestay, where we enjoy the stunning mountain views. We visit the Du Gia market (on Saturday), Duong Thuong viewpoint, and Lung Tam Village, known for its unique hemp weaving. After a lunch break in Tam Son town, check in at a homestay in Nam Dam Village, where we have dinner.

Day 5 Lung Khuy cave,

After breakfast at the homestay, we visit the breathtaking Lung Khuy cave, known for its impressive stalactites and stalagmites. Then take a lunch break in Tam Son town before finishing our tour at hostel at 5 pm. We take a comfortable bus from our hostel to Hanoi at 7:30-8:30 pm and arrive in Hanoi at 2 am and conclude our unforgettable adventure through the majestic Ha Giang loop.
Lung Khuy
Lung Khuy cave is developed in the limestone formed in the ancient sea more than 400 million years ago. Around the cave is the peak cluster-depression karst landscape with many cones, dolines, hanging valleys, travertine terraces etc. on a planation surface at 850-1100m asl. The cave follows a northwest-southeast fault with long and large rooms, few branches, and amazing speleothems of numerous forms e.g. King’s column, stone lion, nine-cascade waterfall or girls’ silk-like hairs etc. Visitors may also hear the melody of water droplets that are falling from the cave ceiling. In particular there is also a legendary "Fairy’s well" inside the cave. During holidays, festivals etc. people, far and near, come here to ask for water, pray for the good weather, good crops, good health, happiness, and having kids as they wish etc.