Ride through the Dong Van Karst Plateau, a UNESCO Global Geopark sculpted by wind and time.
Witness the dizzying curves of Tham Ma Pass and visit the mystical Hmong King Palace, blending Chinese and local architecture.
At the Lung Cu Flag Tower, stand at Vietnam’s northernmost point — where mountains meet clouds and patriotism meets peace.
Spend the night in Dong Van, a charming ancient town surrounded by peaks and valleys.

Ethnic encounter: Meet the Lo Lo and Hmong people, learn about their mountain traditions, and share a family meal in their homes.

Today is legendary — conquer the Ma Pi Leng Pass, “The King of Passes,” overlooking the emerald Nho Que River.
Choose between hiking the White Cliff Trail or boating through the dramatic Tu San Canyon, Southeast Asia’s deepest gorge.
The road winds through timeless villages before arriving in Bao Lac, where your eco-homestay welcomes you with local specialties and quiet village charm.

Eco moment: Experience how community-run homestays support education and sustainable livelihoods for local families.

Drive through untouched valleys, crossing Khau Coc Cha Pass 和 Cao Bac Pass, offering panoramic views of terraced rice fields and remote Tay villages.
访问 Khuoi Ky Stone Village, built entirely of ancient stone, and the poetic Co La Waterfall hidden among rice fields.
Settle near Ban Gioc Waterfall, where mist rises gently over jade-colored waters — one of Vietnam’s most majestic natural wonders.

Ethnic encounter: Discover the Tay people’s ancient way of living in harmony with stone, forest, and water.

Awake to the thunderous beauty of Ban Gioc Waterfall, straddling the border of Vietnam and China.
探索 Nguom Ngao Cave, a hidden underworld of stalactites shaped by time.
Then hike to Phat Tich Truc Lam Pagoda for a bird’s-eye view of the falls.
End your day by marveling at the mystical Mountain Angel Eye, a limestone wonder encircled by pristine nature.

Sustainable highlight: All local guides here are part of an eco-initiative preserving Ban Gioc’s fragile environment.

Journey south to Ba Be National Park, the jewel of Vietnam’s freshwater lakes.
Kayak across the peaceful Ba Be Lake, glide past limestone cliffs and verdant forests, and feel the silence of nature’s untouched rhythm.
Your homestay by the lake offers a simple, serene evening — the sound of crickets replacing city noise.

Eco moment: The park’s community-based tourism ensures every visitor supports forest protection and biodiversity preservation.

After breakfast, explore Hua Ma Cave, a hidden cavern of crystal rock formations.
Pause at Na Hang Lake, where turquoise waters mirror the surrounding peaks.
As you return to Ha Giang City, your heart carries not just photos — but a deep connection to the land, people, and soul of Northern Vietnam.