5 Must-Try Experiences on the Ha Giang Loop with Hagianggo Tours

1. Conquer the Ma Pi Leng Pass

Among the highlights that travelers will enjoy when undertaking the Ha Giang Loop, is the Ma Pi Leng Pass also known as the “King Of Passes”. This breathtaking stretch of road is around 20 kilometers long lying in between Dong Van and Meo Vac, where beautiful views of the Nho Que river and high towering limestone mountains can be seen. Considered one of the most popular places in Ha Giang, the pass is home to steep cliffs, crazily twisting turns, and amazing views.

Venturing out to Ma Pi Leng Pass With Hagianggo  Tours makes the experience more assuring and memorable with many activities to enjoy. Ma Pi Leng Skywalk is the place to be where you can take beautiful pictures as the view of the rugged mountains and low sitting valleys is spectacular. The peace and beauty of the pass makes it one of the highlights of the loop.

Even though the pass offers a thrilling challenge with plenty of its sharp curves and sudden descents, what you’ll exactly feel after passing the said is the sense of fulfillment that makes all the trouble worth the effort. This is something every motorbike rider worth their mettle should have on their bucket list. Other guides may focus on the narrative; with Hagianggo Tours, it will be an action and excitement fused with a tour of one of the best passes in Vietnam’s history.

2. Hourney to Ethnic Minority Villages

Ha Giang is not only famous for its rugged roads and mesmerizing views —but it also has an out-of-the-world culture. Several ethnicities like the H’mong, Tay, Dao, and Lo Lo can be found in Ha Giang. These remote communities have long been cut off from mainstream society and their way of life many of these have been cut off and preserved for dozens if not hundreds of years.

Lo Lo Chai village is located, and Lung Cu Flag Tower is one of the most interesting villages that Jay has come across while on the Ha Giang Loop. The house features a uniquely shaped, rammed earth-built edifice and a rich, close-knit culture. This guided visit by Hagianggo Tours permits you to meet different locals, understand their way of life, and appreciate it practically. 

Sleeping in a local homestay is considered and suggested as the best penetration into the existing ‘foreign’ culture one can get. With Hagianggo Tours, you will be able to experience the traditional food and guided visits to the village where the Lo Lo and H’mong people live. Such activities are normally the best part of the journey, establishing relationships that are more than physical movements to enjoy the sights.

3. Discovery Dong Van Karst Plateau Geopark

The most interesting thing about the Dong Van Karst Plateau is that it is recognized as a Global Geopark by UNESCO and includes four districts, namely, Dong Van, Meo Vac, Quan Ba, and Yen Minh in Ha Giang. The plateau is rich in a diversity of geological structures comprising of limestone high peaks, deep gorges, and green valleys, all of which are over 400 million years old. The old terrain provokes mystery and dread as one enjoys riding through the rough surfaces.

Hagianggo Tours will offer you some of the most beautiful areas of the geopark, where you will experience the amazing view of the mountains and valleys of Ha Giang. The old quarter of Dong Van with stone lanes and old-fashioned wooden buildings reveals a very interesting chapter of the past. If you're visiting on a Sunday, don’t miss the lively Dong Van Market, where ethnic minority groups all over the region come to trade handmade goods and local produce.

Exploring the Dong Van Karst Plateau with Hagianggo Tours is an adventure like no other, combining the natural beauty of Ha Giang with a deep cultural experience. Whether you're riding through the limestone peaks or exploring ancient villages, the geopark is a must-see for any traveler.

4. Lung Cu Flag Tower - A Must-Visit Place

As the northernmost part of Vietnam, the Lung Cu Flag Tower is not only a tourist spot, but it also represents Vietnamese patriotism, which is why it is worth a visit in Ha Giang. The tower, constructed on Dragon Mountain, serves breath-taking vantage points of most of the views and especially the one of China.

Through Hagianggo Tours, you will be taken to the top of the flag tower, where an oversized national flag is displayed and views of the surrounding terrain are visible. The climb ascends the tower via a long series of steps, which is strenuous, but the reward is worth the pain once at the top.

Besides the flag tower, right around this area is Lo Lo Chai Village which adds up more excitement to this place. It is situated in the monsoon climatic regions of Vietnam and is rich in traditional culture with warm and friendly people in Lo Lo Chai offering great respite from the curved hills. With the help of Hagianggo Tours, you can visit that village, and see how the people from Lo Lo ethnic group live, making your journey to Lung Cu diverse and dynamic.

5. Boat Tours on Nho Que River

At the end of an exhausting day of mountain biking in the hills, a boat ride along the Nho Que River is a welcomed alternative with a completely different mind-blowing view. The River Nho Que, which runs under the Ma Pi Leng Pass is characterized by its greenery and gorges.

The most thrilling part of this tour is the journey along Tu San Canyon, renowned to be the deepest canyon in Southeast Asia. The high cliffs rising above the river create serene, majestic landscapes, making this boat ride an essential activity when in Ha Giang.

When on holidays, depending on one fondness for a relaxed boat trip or an interesting kayak excursion, travelers can find an all encompassing offer from Hagianggo Tours. The placid basin of the Nho Que River lies in sharp contrast to the rugged hills of Ha Giang, making it the highlight of the whole trip.