Ha Giang

Ha Giang, a border province in Vietnam’s remote far northern region, offers rugged and breathtaking landscapes best explored on a motorcycle road trip. Delve into these top activities in Ha Giang:

Drive Ma Pi Leng Pass: Marvel at the beauty as the road winds past the Nho Que River, showcasing the province’s stunning scenery.
Explore the Hills: Trek through Quan Ba Pass, known for its Heaven’s Gate lookout, and discover the unique rock-strewn fields of Dong Van Karst Plateau Geopark.
Visit Sa Phin H’Mong Palace: Step into history at the H’Mong King Palace in Sa Phin village, built in traditional Chinese style during the French occupation.
See Lung Cu Flagpole: Journey north to Lung Cu and witness the proud Vietnamese flag flying at the border, a climb of 200 steps offering panoramic views.

Ha Giang Weather:
September to November and April to June offer pleasant temperatures, with popular events like the Buckwheat Flower Festival in November. July and August can be hot with regular monsoons.

Ha Giang Transport:
Ha Giang city serves as the entry point, around 300km from Hanoi. Various buses and mini-vans provide transportation, with the journey taking approximately six hours. For local exploration, renting a motorcycle or booking a guided tour are recommended options.