Ha Giang Loop Motorbike Tour with Easy Rider – 3 Days 2 Nights

Ha Giang - Quang Ba - Yen Minh

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The Quan Ba Heaven Gate is situated in Quan Ba District, Ha Giang Province, Vietnam, along Highway 4C. It stands at an elevation of 1500 meters above sea level, approximately 43 kilometers north of the city center of Ha Giang and around 3 kilometers from Tam Son Town.

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.

Visiting Lung Tam village, visitors will have a chance to experience the daily life of the locals. Hmong women diligently work with looms to create beautiful brocade and linen pieces from flax fibers. Weaving a fine brocade piece is the pride of Hmong women. The main material for weaving is flax fibers so all Hmong women have individual fields for growing flax plants. After harvesting, the flax plants are soaked in water to extract the fibers. Then the fibers are rolled and steamed to make them softer. The locals use natural colors from forest leaves and wood to dye the fibers.

It is inhabited by Dao Ethnic People. The charming village is nestled peacefully in a valley surrounded by karst mountains, holds in it preserved habits, traditional customs and culture from ancient periods to now which is attracting to tourists.

Yen Minh is a little town 100km east of the province’s capital Ha Giang Town. This is usually the first stop of the Ha Giang Loop. Located in a valley, surrounded by hills, and quite a few rice fields in and outside the town, it is actually a nice little place.

Yen Minh - Dong Van

The house of a local family in Dong Van District, Ha Giang Province, has been an appealing destination for visitors to the mountainous province after it was used for the film of "Chuyen Cua Pao" (The Story of Pao). After crossing a buckwheat field with both sides coloured in pink of buckwheat flowers, you will arrive the nearly-seventy-old-year Pao's house which has been to four generations and is fascinated by the unique architectural mark of the H'Mong ethnic minority people.