From Ha Giang Discovery 2 Days 1 Night With Easy Rider

The "From Ha Giang Discovery 2 Days 1 Night With Easy Rider" tour offers an unparalleled opportunity to explore the breathtaking landscapes of Northern Vietnam. Travelers will enjoy the stunning Dong Van Geopark, visit iconic sites like the Lung Cu Flagpole, and explore the rich cultural heritage of the H’Mong people. With a knowledgeable guide and a small group setting, this adventure promises an unforgettable journey through the natural and cultural wonders of Ha Giang. But the true highlight? Discovering the hidden gems that make this region truly special.

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Key Points

The 2-day 1-night tour explores the UNESCO-recognized Dong Van Geopark in Northern Vietnam, featuring scenic highlights like Bac Sum slope and Ma Pi Leng Pass.
The tour includes culture opportunities, such as visiting a White H’Mong village and the historic King’s Place.
The tour is led by an English-speaking guide and includes meals, accommodation, transportation, and necessary tickets.
The group size is limited to 15 participants, and there is a free cancellation policy up to 24 hours in advance.
The tour offers an authentic regional culinary experience and insights into the traditional ways of life in the remote Dong Van region.

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Tour Overview and Pricing

The Ha Giang Discovery 2 Days 1 Night tour lasts for 2 days and is priced from $119.75 per person.

The Ha Giang Discovery 2 Days 1 Night tour lasts for 2 days and is priced from $119.75 per person.

The group size is limited to 15 participants, and travelers can enjoy free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.

Visitors can reserve their spot and pay nothing today.

The tour includes an English-speaking guide, meals, accommodation, transportation, and all necessary tickets.

However, personal expenses, tips, and alcohol are excluded.

This tour may not be suitable for wheelchair users, babies under 1 year, or people over 95 years old.

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Itinerary Highlights

On the first day, the tour departs for Dong Van Geopark, where you will visit the Bac Sum slope, Quan Ba Heaven Gate, Co Tien couple mountain, and Tam Son town.

After lunch in Yen Minh, the group will explore a White H’Mong village, the film location of ‘Pao’s Story’. They’ll then visit King’s Place and Lung Cu flagpole before arriving in Dong Van town for dinner and a stroll through the old quarter.

On the second day, the tour starts with breakfast and a visit to the breathtaking Ma Pi Leng Pass.

Next, they’ll continue to Meo Vac for lunch and explore Lung Tam village to learn about traditional fabric making.

The tour then returns to Ha Giang.

Dong Van Geopark Discovery

Nestled within the picturesque landscapes of northern Vietnam, the Dong Van Geopark beckons visitors with its captivating geological wonders and cultural richness. The tour explores this UNESCO-recognized haven, visiting the Bac Sum slope, Quan Ba Heaven Gate, Co Tien couple mountain, and the charming Tam Son town. Guests will also enjoy the local culture, exploring a White H’Mong village and the King’s Place, before admiring the stunning vistas from the Lung Cu flagpole. Throughout the journey, travelers will savor authentic regional cuisine and uncover the area’s unique heritage.

| Highlight | Description |

| — | — |

| Bac Sum Slope | Captivating geological formation |

| Quan Ba Heaven Gate | Iconic natural landmark |

| Co Tien Couple Mountain | Distinctive twin peaks |

| Tam Son Town | Charming local settlement |

| White H’Mong Village | Immersive cultural experience |

Visiting Lung Cu Flagpole and King’s Place

Towering atop a scenic hilltop, the Lung Cu Flagpole stands as a symbol of Vietnam’s national pride. Visitors can climb the 100 steps to the top, enjoying panoramic views of the surrounding Ma Pi Leng mountains.

Nearby is the King’s Place, an architectural marvel housing imperial relics and artifacts. Guests can explore the intricate interiors and learn about the region’s rich history.

The experience offers a unique blend of natural beauty and cultural significance, providing a deeper understanding of Vietnam’s northern frontier. With its strategic location and historical significance, the Lung Cu Flagpole and King’s Place are must-see highlights of the Ha Giang tour.

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Exploring Dong Van Old Quarter

After exploring the highlights of the day’s itinerary, travelers arrive in Dong Van town and visit the historic Dong Van Old Quarter.

Nestled among the mountains, the quaint old quarter offers a glimpse into the region’s rich cultural heritage. Wandering through the narrow streets, visitors admire the traditional H’mong and Dao architecture, including well-preserved wooden houses and stone pathways.

Local artisans showcase their handcrafted textiles, silver jewelry, and other handicrafts. Stopping for a meal, travelers savor authentic H’mong cuisine and connect with the friendly locals.

As the sun sets, the old quarter takes on a serene, timeless ambiance.

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Trekking Through Ma Pi Leng Pass

As the sun rises, the group sets out on the winding road that leads to the iconic Ma Pi Leng Pass. This awe-inspiring mountain pass offers breathtaking vistas of the rugged Himalayan terrain.

The trek through Ma Pi Leng is a true highlight of the journey:

Sweeping views of the lush, verdant valleys below provide a stunning contrast to the dramatic, rocky peaks that tower overhead.
The challenging ascent tests the limits of both the motorbikes and the riders, creating a sense of accomplishment upon reaching the summit.
Witnessing the local H’mong people going about their daily lives in the remote villages along the pass offers a glimpse into the traditional way of life in this isolated region.

Learning About Traditional Fabric Making

From the majestic Ma Pi Leng Pass, the group heads to Lung Tam village to enjoy the centuries-old tradition of fabric making.

Here, skilled artisans use handlooms to weave intricate patterns into vibrant textiles. Visitors learn about the painstaking process, from dyeing the threads with natural pigments to precisely timing each shuttle’s pass.

Witnessing the expertise and dexterity of the weavers is truly mesmerizing. Travelers can purchase unique souvenirs to take home, supporting the local economy and preserving this endangered craft.

This cultural experience offers a deeper appreciation for the region’s rich heritage.

What to Expect and Important Information

Travelers should note that this tour isn’t suitable for wheelchair users, infants under one year, or those over 95 years of age.

However, those who can manage the motorbike rides and steep terrain will be rewarded with breathtaking scenery and a unique cultural experience.

To get the most out of the tour, it’s recommended to:

Pack wisely, bringing essentials like sunglasses, hiking shoes, and cash for personal expenses.
Be prepared for the physical demands of the trip, as the terrain can be challenging.
Respect the local customs and traditions when visiting the villages.

Frequently Asked Questions

What Is the Minimum Age Requirement for This Tour?

The tour is not suitable for babies under 1 year old, but it does not specify a minimum age requirement. Participants must be able to ride a motorcycle or sit comfortably as a passenger.

Can Participants Bring Their Own Motorbikes?

Participants can’t bring their own motorbikes for this tour. It’s included in the package – the tour provides motorcycles and drivers. Bringing your own bike isn’t allowed as the tour agency handles all the transportation logistics.

Is Travel Insurance Provided for This Tour?

The tour does not provide travel insurance. Participants are responsible for arranging their own insurance coverage prior to the trip. It’s recommended to purchase travel insurance to protect against potential risks and unexpected events during the tour.

Do the Motorcycles Have Helmets Available?

The tour provides motorcycles with helmets available for all participants. Helmets are mandatory and must be worn throughout the tour for safety reasons.

Can the Itinerary Be Customized for Individual Preferences?

Yes, the itinerary can be customized to individual preferences. Travelers can discuss their interests with the tour operator and request changes to the itinerary to better suit their needs and preferences.

The Sum Up

Enjoy the breathtaking landscapes of Ha Giang on this 2-day adventure. Explore the Dong Van Geopark, visit the iconic Lung Cu Flagpole and King’s Place, and discover the vibrant culture of the H’Mong people. With a small group and an English-speaking guide, this tour promises a memorable exploration of Northern Vietnam’s natural and cultural treasures.

You can check availability for your dates here: