Scenic stops

Ha Giang, about 280 kilometers from Hanoi, is one of the most attractive destinations in the North of Vietnam. It borders Cao Bang Province in the East, Yen Bai and Lao Cai Provinces in the West, Tuyen Quang Province in the South, and China in the North.

With a total area of nearly 8000 square kilometres, Ha Giang is famous for its stunning landscapes of mountains, rivers, forests, and terraced rice fields. Thanks to these natural conditions, this destination is exceptionally ideal for trekking, rock climbing, and scenic driving.

Besides natural beauty and adventurous activities, Ha Giang is also well-known for its rich cultural and ethnic identities. It is home to diverse ethnic groups, including the Dao, Hmong, and Tay, with their own unique customs and traditions. When you travel to Ha Giang, you will have a chance to learn about the ethnic minority people’s culture and daily life by visiting local markets, talking with locals,  joining their festivals, etc. The Love Market and New Rice festivals are outstanding festivals in Ha Giang.

In general, Ha Giang will surely exceed your expectations, whether you come here to relax, soak in nature, or learn more about ethnic minorities here. Let’s continue reading for more information!