Ha Giang Tours 3-Day/2-Night Ha Giang Loop with Private Room (Free Hotel Night Before)
3-Day/2-Night Ha Giang Loop with Private Room (Free Hotel Night Before)

3-Day/2-Night Ha Giang Loop with Private Room (Free Hotel Night Before)

Ha Giang loop adventure (max 10 guests) – ride modern 110cc bikes (or Easy Rider option) through Dong Van, Meo Vac and epic Ma Pi Leng Pass, Hmong King Palace visit, Nho Que River boat to Tu San Canyon, village walks in Duong Thuong & Lung Tam, local homestay private rooms, all meals, petrol, helmets and hotel pickup included.

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$ 180 per person
60 hours
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Overview

Ride the legendary Ha Giang Loop on a thrilling 3-day motorbike adventure from San Pedro de Atacama—no, wait, from Ha Giang city (Vietnam's northernmost province), where winding mountain passes, rice terraces, and ethnic minority villages create one of Southeast Asia's most scenic routes.

Your experienced local guide (or Easy Rider driver) leads the way at your pace, stopping for photos at Quan Ba Heaven Gate, Lung Cu Flag Tower, Ma Pi Leng Pass (one of Vietnam's most dramatic roads), and hidden villages of H'Mong and Dao people. Sleep in cozy private homestays with local families, enjoy authentic meals (breakfast 2 days, lunch/dinner 3 days), and soak in the raw beauty of mountains, valleys, and waterfalls.

This small-group tour (max 10) includes motorbike rental (or Easy Rider option), fuel, helmets, all meals, lodging (private room), and expert guidance.

Real talk: roads are winding and rugged—moderate fitness and comfort on bikes required; weather can change fast, so pack layers.

Book early; this iconic loop fills up quick

What's Included

  • Motorbike rental (110cc) or Easy Rider option (driver carries you).
  • Fuel, helmets, and safety gear.
  • 3 nights accommodation in local homestays (private room).
  • Breakfast (2 days), lunch (3 days), dinner (3 days).
  • Bilingual guide (English/Spanish).
  • All entrance fees and permits.
  • Gratuities for guide/driver.
  • Additional snacks or drinks.
  • Personal expenses.

Itinerary

  1. Day 1: Ha Giang City – Quan Ba – Yen Minh – Pho Cao – Sung La – Dong Van Town Pickup at Ha Giang Go Hostel (or similar meeting point). Breakfast and start the loop: KM 0 Milestone, Bac Sum Slope, Quan Ba Heaven Gate (Doi Mountain viewpoint), Tam Son Town. Lunch in Yen Minh. Afternoon ride: Can Ty Pass, Van Chai cliff, Pho Cao village, Sung La valley, Lung Cam cultural village (H'Mong identity), "Pao's House," Tam Giac Mach field, Moon rock field in Sa Phin. Arrive Dong Van town, check into homestay. Dinner and overnight.
  2. Day 2: Dong Van Town – Ma Pi Leng Pass – Nho Que River – Mau Due – Du Gia Breakfast at homestay. Ride to Ma Pi Leng Pass—one of Vietnam's most scenic roads. Boat trip on Nho Que River to see Tu San Canyon (highest in Southeast Asia). Lunch in Meo Vac town. Continue to Du Gia: M Pass shooting location, Mau Due, Lung Ho. Arrive Du Gia village, check into homestay. Dinner with Tay cuisine and corn wine ("happy water"). Overnight.
  3. Day 3: Du Gia – Duong Thuong Village – Lung Tam – Quan Ba – Ha Giang City Breakfast at homestay. Morning walk around Du Gia village and Du Gia waterfall swim. Ride back: Duong Thuong valley, Lung Tam weaving village. Lunch in Tam Son town (Quan Ba). Return to Ha Giang city (~5:00 PM), shower/rest at hostel/homestay. Tour ends.

What to Expect from the Tour

Here's practical advice to help your Ha Giang Loop adventure go well, based on common experiences with roads, weather, and culture. We've pulled this from what past guests told us after their trips.

  • Gear essentials. Long pants, closed shoes, rain jacket, hat, sunglasses, sunscreen, and a small daypack aren't optional. Several guests said mountain roads get cold and windy—layers are key. One packed a buff/neck warmer for dust and wind.
  • Riding experience. Easy Rider option (driver carries you) is popular for beginners; self-drive needs confidence on winding roads. Guests said the pace is flexible—guides stop often for photos and rest.
  • Highlights. Ma Pi Leng Pass and Nho Que River boat trip are jaw-dropping. Guests loved homestays and local meals (Tay cuisine, corn wine).
  • Weather. Mountain weather changes fast—rain possible year-round. Guests said dry season (September–April) offers clearer views and safer roads.
  • Group setup. Max 10 keeps it personal. Past riders said the small size allowed easy stops and group bonding.
  • Best time to visit. September to April (dry season) for safer roads and clearer views. Guests early 2026 noted October–March had stunning scenery and fewer crowds.
Month/Season Upsides Downsides Recommended Start Time
Sep-Apr (Dry) Safer roads, clearer views Colder mornings Early morning
May-Aug (Wet) Greener rice terraces Rainy/slippery roads Early morning

Common issues. Not wheelchair accessible—mountain roads and trails. Guests found moderate fitness sufficient; no major climbs. Weather rarely cancels; dress in layers.

FAQ

Do I need riding experience?

Basic comfort on a bike is enough for self-drive; Easy Rider option (driver carries you) is ideal for beginners. Guides adjust pace for all levels.

How difficult are the roads?

Winding mountain passes with some steep sections—moderate challenge. Guests said the scenery makes it worth it; guides ensure safety.

Suitable for kids?

Yes for children 7+ who handle long rides. Families said older kids loved the views and homestays, but check comfort.

Vegetarian meal options?

Local meals can be adapted—notify early. Guests found rice, veggies, and fruits plentiful.

Photos and scenery?

Stunning—Ma Pi Leng Pass, Nho Que River, and villages are postcard-perfect. Guides pause for shots; bring a phone mount for handlebar pics.

Why this Ha Giang Loop tour?

Small group (max 10), private room homestays, all meals, and expert local guide. Past guests said the pace, cultural immersion, and breathtaking passes made it the best way to experience northern Vietnam's wild beauty.

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