[2025 Meo Vac District Attraction] Travel Guide for Sông Nho Quế (Updated May)

Ha Giang is the northernmost province of the country, bordering Cao Bang province to the east, Yen Bai and Lao Cai provinces to the west, Tuyen Quang province to the south, and China to the north. The winding and steep roads of Ha Giang are inherently challenging for drivers. However, when you look around, the tension gives way to a feeling of relaxation when admiring the beauty of the plateau. When arriving in Ha Giang city, you can rent a motorbike to travel on your own for 150,000 - 300,000 VND per motorbike per day. On the contrary, if you do not have enough time and health, or if your group includes the elderly and children, you should rent a 7 - 16 seater car. For young people, I recommend that you try renting a motorbike to experience the best view of nature! Where to go in Ha Giang? • Ma Pi Leng: Known as one of the "Four Great Passes" of the North. This pass is about 20km long with majestic scenery, so it is very suitable for those who want to admire the scenery of Ha Giang. • Border markers: Ha Giang has many border markers from marker 172 to marker 517. Many border markers are easy to visit, and there are many super beautiful landscapes around. • Quan Ba ​​Heaven Gate: Located at an altitude of 1500m above sea level. From here you can admire the entire super beautiful Northwest mountain and forest landscape. • Dong Van Stone Plateau: This is a stone plateau area stretching across 4 districts of Ha Giang. This place was recognized by UNESCO as a Global Geopark since 2010. Located at an altitude of 1000 - 1600m above sea level, Dong Van Plateau has important significance for the development of the ancient Earth. • Yen Minh pine forest: Possesses extremely poetic beauty with rows of cool green trees reaching to the sky. The pine forest brings a sense of peace, relaxation and fresh air. • Pa Vi Hmong Village: In Pa Vi Hmong Village, many cultural beauties of the ancient people are still preserved, from architecture, housing, to costumes. Coming here, you will get lost in traditional rammed earth houses with extremely impressive yin-yang tiled roofs. Besides, there are images of Mong girls in beautiful brocade costumes. You can ask them to join in fun activities, weaving, picking corn... In particular, Pa Vi Ha Community Cultural Tourism Village also regularly holds cultural and sports activities to make your discovery trip more memorable. • Lo Lo Chai Village: Unlike other places, people in Lo Lo Chai almost still retain all the cultural values ​​of the ethnic group in their daily lives. From house architecture, costumes, traditional occupations, festivals, or other elements of material and spiritual life. The village is only 1km from Lung Cu flagpole. It is recommended that everyone stay in the village for 1 night to experience the ethnic culture.

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Nho Que River Ha Giang - a place with timeless beauty Nho Que River is a tributary of Gam River. The river originates from China, when flowing into Vietnam, it creates a section of the Vietnam-China border in the far north of the country in Lung Cu and Ma Le communes, Dong Van district, then flows into the interior of Ha Giang province Nho Que River lies peacefully at the foot of Ma Pi Leng Pass, a famous destination known to many young people who love to travel to Ha Giang. Most of the year, Nho Que River water has a beautiful emerald green color, shining among the cold gray rocky mountains. The river flows peacefully next to the dark green patches in the majestic space of old forests, rocks and clouds. Coming to this land, visiting Nho Que River Ha Giang, people will want to conquer Ma Pi Leng Pass and vice versa, cross the pass to admire the majestic scenery of the poetic green river. Nho Que - Ma Pi Leng is like a pair of beautiful landscapes of Ha Giang tourism because without one of the two, the beauty will not be complete. 1️⃣ Flow The upper part of the river in China originates from Nghiem Son mountain area - Yunnan province of China, at an altitude of 1,800 m, flows east then southeast when reaching the border. The border section is 16.4 km long. Entering Vietnam at Lung Cu commune, the river passes through Dong Van and Meo Vac districts of Ha Giang province, and flows into Gam river at Na Phong in Ly Bon commune, Bao Lam district, Cao Bang province The river is 192 km long, the part flowing in Vietnam is 46 km long. The basin area is 6,052 km² (the part in Vietnam is 2,010 km²), the average altitude is 1,255 m, the average slope is 18.7%. The river flows through a canyon-shaped valley. The average annual water volume is about 2.69 km³, equivalent to an average annual water flow of 85 m³/s and an annual flow module of 15.8 l/s/km². A tributary is the Nhiem River on the right bank, flowing into Nho Que at the border of 3 communes: Niem Son (Ha Giang province), Duc Hanh and Ly Bon (Cao Bang province). In Vietnam, there are 2 hydropower groups on the Nho Que River with 5 factories. 2️⃣The Nho Que River in Ha Giang is breathtakingly beautiful through the lens of many young people: Although Ha Giang is famous for the pure beauty of Buckwheat flowers, a specialty of the Northeast with a mountainous flavor and many places you definitely should not miss. However, many young people when coming to this foggy city never forget to stop by to admire the Nho Que River in Ha Giang from Ma Pi Leng Pass. Overcoming such a dangerous road, however, everyone feels satisfied when admiring the beautiful Nho Que River in Ha Giang, capturing unforgettable moments and taking pictures for life.

#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.

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

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