4 Days 3 Nights Ha Giang Loop Motorbike Adventure with Easy Rider

Ha Giang City – Quan Ba District – Can Ty Commune

9:00 AM: After breakfast, depart from Ha Giang City to Quan Ba District (50km). Along the scenic winding roads, you’ll enter the Dong Van Karst Plateau Global Geopark. Pass through Bac Sum Pass, flanked by majestic mountains, and stop at Heaven’s Gate to enjoy coffee, breathtaking views, and a chance to photograph Tam Son Town and the iconic Twin Mountains of Quan Ba, nestled amid lush rice fields.

11:45 AM: Arrive at Tam Son Town for lunch. Afterward, head to Lung Khuy Village for a 4km hike to the stunning Lung Khuy Cave, followed by a visit to the Lung Tam weaving village. Here, you’ll learn about the H’mong people’s traditional linen weaving and clothing-making processes.

5:00 PM: Reach the homestay in Can Ty Commune, drop off your belongings, and take a short 2km walk to the Lonely Tree (approximately 250 years old). • Evening: Enjoy a local dinner at the homestay, rest, and prepare for the next day’s adventures.

Can Ty – Tham Ma Pass – H’mong King Palace – Lung Cu – Nho Que River – Meo Vac

After breakfast, set off from Can Ty to Tham Ma Pass, a breathtaking route on Highway 4C with spectacular views. Stop at Tham Ma Pass for photos and to admire its beauty. Continue 20km to visit the Vua Meo Mansion, a 100-year-old architectural gem valued at over 150 billion VND. Learn about the history of the H’mong people and the legacy of the Meo King.

Visiting the Vua Meo Mansion, a 100-year-old architectural gem valued at over 150 billion VND. Learn about the history of the H’mong people and the legacy of the Meo King.

10:30 AM: Travel to Lung Cu Flag Tower, Vietnam’s northernmost point, where you’ll climb over 400 steps to see the country’s largest flag and panoramic views of the border with China.

Continuing to Ma Pi Leng Pass, renowned for its jaw-dropping canyon views and dramatic landscapes, often considered the most breathtaking section of the Ha Giang Loop.

Descend to the Nho Que River for a 50-minute scenic boat ride through the majestic Tu San Canyon, one of the deepest and most stunning gorges in Southeast Asia.