7:30pm - 8:00pm The bus picks you up from your hotel/hostel in Hanoi Old Quarter. 9:00pm The sleeper bus leaves Hanoi. Overnight on the bus. 4:00am Arrival in Ha Giang city. Check in at the hostel and rest for a few hours 7:30-8.am After breakfast, meet up with the guide and begin the journey through the Ha Giang loop

Bac Sum Pass in Ha Giang is a thrilling gateway to the Dong Van Karst Plateau. Its winding curves climb through majestic mountains, offering travelers stunning views of lush green peaks and deep valleys below. This pass is not only a favorite check-in spot but also the perfect place to feel the vastness and raw beauty of Ha Giang’s mountains and forests.

Quan Ba Heaven Gate in Ha Giang is a remarkable destination that reveals the majestic scenery of Vietnam's northwestern mountains and forests. Situated at an altitude of over 1,500 meters above sea level, it is considered the "gateway" to the Dong Van Karst Plateau. From here, visitors can admire the panoramic view of the charming Tam Son town, surrounded by towering mountains and vast terraced fields that ripple like waves. Quan Ba Heaven Gate is not only an ideal spot for sightseeing but also a place to experience the grandeur and poetic beauty of Ha Giang’s natural landscape.

12:00: Enjoy a local lunch in Yen Minh town before continuing the trip to visit Tham Ma pass,

Tham Ma Pass in Ha Giang is a famous mountain road known for its winding curves and stunning views. Located between Yen Minh and Dong Van, it offers adventurous travelers a thrilling ride and breathtaking sights of lush valleys and towering peaks—a must-stop when exploring Ha Giang’s rugged beauty.

Lung Cam Cultural Village, nestled in the beautiful Sủng Là valley of Ha Giang, is a vibrant cultural hub home to the Lô Lô, Mông, and Hán ethnic groups. Known for its traditional earth-walled houses and fields of blooming buckwheat flowers, the village offers a tranquil, picturesque setting. As the filming location for The Story of Pao, Lung Cam attracts visitors eager to experience the rich traditions and unique beauty of the Ha Giang karst plateau.

The Vuong Palace, or H'mong King's Palace, is located in Sa Phin commune, Dong Van district, Ha Giang. Built in the early 20th century, it was the residence of Vuong Chinh Duc, a powerful H'mong leader. The palace blends traditional ethnic and European architectural styles, with intricate details and spacious courtyards. Visitors can explore its unique design while gaining insight into H'mong culture and the rich history of Ha Giang.

17:00: Arrive and check in at a hotel in Dong Van town. 19:30: Enjoy dinner at the Old Quarter and take a leisurely walk.