Ha Giang Province Travel Recommendations for 2024 (Updated in Jun)

Quan’s Camping: Eat & Sleep by Nho Que River

#winhkflight Quan’s Camping got the spot on Nho Que River that’s all about those chill, scenic vibes. It’s the place to snap Insta-worthy shots, munch on tasty grub, and even camp out with the stars. Just ask the ticket checker for the right boat, and you’re set for a view that’s all kinds of awesome. Plus, they’ve got clean toilets and showers, so you can freshen up after a day of adventuring. Trust me, it’s the laid-back river retreat you’ve been looking for! 📸🍜⛺✨ #Vietnam #hagiang #nhoque My longing to visit Hong Kong is deeply rooted in a desire to immerse myself in the nostalgic ambiance of the 1970s to 2000s. Growing up, Vietnamese television was a window to the vibrant world of Hong Kong dramas, which painted a picture of life there that became a part of my childhood. It’s this cherished slice of the past, these memories that I yearn to bring to life and experience firsthand.

Beautiful Ha Giang - Nho Que River in VietNam

U wont regret spending time here at this amazing river Nho Que in Ha Giang Province…. Ticket is cheap 120k which is $6 take you on an hour tour on the river… Its 5hrs from the center of Ha Giang city… quite a ride…0

Boating an emerald river-Nho Que river

Amazing view from the mountains but can’t compare when you sailing by boat. There is a camping house where you can rent tents to stay#nhoque #hagiangloop #hagiang #trip #boattrip #amazingview #amazingvietnam #amazinghagiang #emeralriver #meovac

Breath taking view of Ma Pi Leng pass, Vietnam

Ma Pi Leng pass, the most striking mountain pass in Vietnam, has won the hearts of numerous domestic and international visitors. It has become one of Vietnam’s most impressive mountain passes. For those looking for a journey that goes beyond sightseeing, this challenging pass will bring the ultimate journey.

Ma Pi Leng Pass: Where Clouds Kiss the Cliffs and Meo Legends Echo

High above the rugged peaks of Ha Giang Province, Vietnam, Ma Pi Leng Pass winds like a dragon’s spine. Its curves, steep cliffs, and breathtaking vistas make it one of the most famous passes in the country. At an altitude of 1,500 meters, this 20-kilometer stretch connects the towns of Đồng Văn and Mèo Vạc, weaving through the Dong Van Karst Plateau Geopark. But Ma Pi Leng is more than just a road; it’s a testament to human resilience. Constructed by tens of thousands of volunteers from 16 ethnic groups over six years (1959-1965), it stands as the “Pyramid of the Meo.” These brave souls wielded rough tools, their determination carving a path through the unforgiving landscape. As you ascend, the panorama unfolds: white clouds drift through your fingers, green hills stretch to infinity, and the Nho Que River glimmers below in turquoise. And then, there are the little Mong girls—dressed in vibrant traditional attire, flowers in their hair—eager to pose with tourists. Their smiles, like the pass itself, etch memories into your heart. Ma Pi Leng whispers tales of adventure, history, and the indomitable spirit of the Meo people. It’s a place where heaven meets earth, and where every twist of the road reveals a new wonder. 🌄🌸 #Vietnam #hagiang #Mapileng

#hagiang perfect timing then you will get a spectacular scenery.

Vietnam Heaven's Gate! 🇻🇳

#wecreate Hello everyone, today I want to tell you about my awesome visit to the Quan Ba Heaven Gate, a stunning and scenic spot in Vietnam. I visited this place last year during a few days scooter trip. The Quan Ba Heaven Gate is located in the Quan Ba District, in the Ha Giang Province. It’s a mountain pass that offers a spectacular view of the Quan Ba Valley and the Twin Mountains. To get there, I rented a scooter from Ha Giang City and drove for about 45 kilometers. The drive was fun and adventurous, with many curves and slopes. The scenery was also breathtaking, with green hills, rice terraces, and colorful flowers. When I arrived at the Quan Ba Heaven Gate, I was greeted by a sign that said “Welcome to Heaven”. I felt like I had entered a paradise. I parked my scooter and walked to the viewpoint, where I saw the Quan Ba Valley and the Twin Mountains. The valley was like a painting, with green fields, blue rivers, and white clouds. The Twin Mountains were like two breasts, rising from the valley. They were also called the Fairy Mountains, because of a legend that said they were formed by the breasts of a fairy who fell in love with a mortal. I was mesmerized by the view and took many photos. I also had a coffee at Yen Ngoc, a small cafe near the viewpoint. The coffee was delicious and the staff was friendly. I enjoyed the coffee and the view at the same time. The Quan Ba Heaven Gate is a wonderful place to visit for anyone who loves nature and adventure. #tripblazers #mytripvlog #本地遊 #foodie #coffee #awesomepic #vietnam

Quan Ba ​​Heaven Gate

#vietnamtrip This viewing point is good for taking photos. On the background, you can see the rice fields - flat and terraced, the hills and the silhouettes of the mountains farther behind, the road that snakes around the valleys, the blue skies and clouds. I learned a lot about this Geopark from the sign board, it's such an interesting and diverse place worthy of UNESCO's acknowledgment. There's also a cafe to get drinks and take a rest before exploring the rest of the loop.

Ha Giang Loop

This experience cannot be missed in Asia! It is absolutely stunning and you’ll meet so many amazing people that will make your trip even more unforgettable!

ha gaing loop

we did the 5 day tour back in January and will be going back to do it again. It's such an unreal exsprice

#mytripvlog #summervacation #wanderlust this is my 2nd roadtrip in 2022. Heard that from mid-September is ripe rice season. We chosed #hagiang #vietnam as its spectacular sceneries. The smell of rice fields made we got high more than any lol. This #hoangsuphi route also satisfied any bikers by the spacious with rolling mountains spreading endlessly of #tayconlinh hidden in the mist, primitive forests interspersed river and streams . Not only the sightseeing, but also ppl here are lovely with their smiles. They said “Hello” before “xin chào”, they are familiar with foreigner than vietnamese . odd~~ But i love thatttt