Ha Giang Loop Itinerary

1. Click to Edit Title Ha Giang City is the northernmost province of Vietnam. It is about 320 kilometers from Hanoi. About half of the province is low land, and the remaining half is either mountainous or having a high plateau. Most places have stunning landscapes, which when combined with the colorful locals and brilliant blossom seasons makes for a fantastic vacation destination. This is a fantastic chance to take four days to enjoy the scenic vistas and the local ethnic culture while staying the night in local homestays and indulging in Vietnamese food along the way. The whole distance of the loop is about 320 km, and it can be completed in about 2 days. However, it is preferable to take at least 3 days, and in this case, 5 days gives you plenty of time to see everything. It is balanced well with nearly equal driving distance and duration each day. Unless the weather forces a change in your plans, you shouldn’t feel rushed at all. You may easily return home because Ha Giang is always only 4-5 hours away.

2. Here are some information about the famous places in Ha Giang: Quan Ba Pass and Twin mountains The first notable feature of the Ha Giang circle after leaving the city is Quan Ba Pass. You arrive at a modest café after driving all the way to the top of the pass. an excellent location to stop for a drink. The breathtaking vista of the Ha Giang highlands, however, is the main reason to stop. It gives you a glimpse of what to anticipate in the days ahead. Twin Mountains are commonly known as the Fairy Breast mountains. You can climb the stairs up to a viewpoint. You next proceed to Quan Ba town, which is a great place to choose a lunch spot. Lung Khuy Cave You can take a little diversion to Lung Khuy Cave along the route from Quan Ba town to Yen Minh. Lung Khuy Cave can be reached through a meandering road that ascends through stunning mountains. Even the journey to the cave is worthwhile. There are stunning stalactites and stalagmites inside the cave. A trail has been carved out through the cave, making exploration simple. The cave’s entrance cost is 50,000 VND.

3. Tham Ma Pass Traveling from Yen Minh to Sa Phin, you will cross the Tham Ma Pass. It is one of the stunning mountain passes in the UNESCO Dong Van Karst Plateau Geopark. ou can take pictures of this pass in a small parking area after ascending a twisting route. Hmong King’s Palace The Hmong Kings Palace in Sa Phin is constructed primarily of wood, stone, and terracotta tiles and is designed in the Chinese architectural style. It was one of the first structures constructed in the area and was used to defend the Vuong family against intruders. This family made a lot of money through trading products, particularly opium. Sa Phin market The Sa Phin market is another noteworthy feature of Sa Phin. Local minorities from outside the area congregate here to purchase, sell, and socialize with both old and new friends. It is one of Ha Giang’s four historically underdeveloped markets.

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