How to explore Ha Giang

Hà Giang - a new land that I had the opportunity to visit, marking a beautiful journey in my youth. The journey was beautiful not only because I could admire the vast mountain ranges or immerse myself under the emerald waterfalls but also because it provided me with the chance to discover myself. I learned how to overcome fear, difficulties, and most importantly, I became more comfortable accompanying and connecting with strangers who shared the same passion. 🤎 Here are the notes from my trip to Hà Giang: Preparation: If you depart from Saigon like I did and choose to travel by motorbike to Hà Giang, remember that you cannot bring a suitcase. Pack lightly, use a cloth bag to tie on the back of your bike. Transportation: From Hanoi, I took a double cabin at Bằng Phấn bus company. I instructed the bus to drop me off at Giang Sơn motorbike rental (where I rented a motorbike). They have free sleeping accommodations and bathrooms for people to wait until the next morning for further travel. The rented motorbikes from Giang Sơn are reliable, equipped with cargo-carrying prices for bag tying, and provide raincoats, gloves, shoe covers, etc. Make sure to check the bike lights, yellow fog lights are better, and especially check the brakes. Accommodation: I stayed one night at Ngọc Minh Homestay (H'mong Pả Vi, Mèo Vạc) and one night at Thu’s Homestay (Du Già, Yên Minh). Room prices are reasonable, and I particularly liked Thu's Homestay with a view overlooking the rice fields, very peaceful. This time, I couldn't list many tourist attractions, but the beauty lies in the landscapes along the way. I will note the route for everyone. Day 3: I visited only one point, Du Già Waterfall. The road to the waterfall passes through many rice fields, and I think it would be beautiful during the ripe rice season. After that, I took the opportunity to return to the center of Hà Giang. and ended the journey. Du Già to the center of Hà Giang: 75KM I hope everyone will have memorable experiences in this land. #hochiminhguide