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Lung Tam is a traditional Hmong weaving village in Ha Giang. Visit to explore flax weaving, handmade fabrics, and unique cultural souvenirs.

Tham Ma Slope is one of Ha Giang’s most iconic mountain passes, offering thrilling curves, stunning views, and deep cultural roots.

  Discovering the Beauty of Du Gia Village Nestled in Ha Giang Province, Du Gia Village is a peaceful retreat for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike. Located between Bac Me and Meo Vac, this hidden gem offers stunning landscapes and a

Lung Cu Flag Tower marks the northernmost point of Vietnam and stands as a symbol of national unity. Explore breathtaking views from Rong Mountain, visit nearby ethnic villages like Lo Lo Chai and Ma Lé, and immerse yourself in Ha

Meo Vac Sunday Market is one of the most vibrant cultural experiences in Ha Giang. Every Sunday, ethnic groups from the surrounding mountains gather to trade, eat, and connect. From colorful traditional outfits to sizzling street food, this market offers

Ma Pi Leng Pass is a crown jewel of Ha Giang, Vietnam. With breathtaking cliffs, the legendary Nho Que River below, and a road built by hand, it offers an unforgettable journey for adventurers and nature lovers.

Immersive Adventures Along the Nho Que River The Nho Que River, a scenic waterway winding through the rugged terrain of the Dong Van karst plateau, offers a plethora of outdoor activities for adventurous souls seeking thrills amidst breathtaking natural beauty. 1. Yachting

Dong Van Old Town holds a rich history that dates back centuries. Located in the Dong Van Karst Plateau Geopark in Ha Giang province, Vietnam, it has been an important trading hub and cultural crossroads for various ethnic groups. Originally settled

Discover the Hmong King Palace The Hmong King Palace, located 14 kilometers from Dong Van Town in Sa Phin Commune, Ha Giang, was once home to the Vuong Family. They were the royal family of the Hmong ethnic group. A Glimpse into