Discover the mysterious beauty of the Northwest mountainous highland as well as the unique culture features of ethnic minority

This 3-day North Ha Giang Tour includes such highlights as the spectacular landscapes of the northern mountainous region, especially the limestone highland (Dong Van Krast Plateau Geopark, the unique discovery of interesting culture, custom and way of life of different tribal folk (more than 20 ethnic minority groups)

Trekking in Hoang Su Phi is evaluated at the level of 1.5/5 grade; an average altitude of 750m above sea, the average gradient of 8%, sometimes up to 30%. You will have proximately 5h-7h walk every day (10km-18km per day), with local guide, transporter by motor on adventurous roads . And modest services are prepared in accordance with our standards. There is great opportunity for you to living in warm and friendly space of the locals.

Ha Giang and Lao Cai is two of Vietnam's mountainous northern provinces. Over the hese 2 places has attracted many travelers due it their magnificent landscapes and unique cultures. Take part in our 6 days journey and let's discover what the road has in store for you!

Hoang Su Phi is among the untouched area of Ha Giang Province of Vietnam. It's was separated from modern days until very recently. The central town of Hoang Su Phi District is 60km from Tan Quang town and 100km from Ha Giang provincial capital. On this 4 days excursion, you will visit Hoang Su Phi: a village near Chinese border. There, you will visit local markets where hill tribe minorities (including Hmong, Red Dao, Tay , Xa Pho and Giay) trade their goods. You’ll see the amazing Hoang Su Phi Terraced Field the place of nature landscapes..

Mount Tay Con Linh is located in the west of Ha Giang province, stretches from Hoang Su Phi to Vi Xuyen district. Although it is not the highest mountain in Vietnam but not easy to conquer due to the distance and the rough, muddy trails.

This 4-day North Ha Giang Tour includes highlights such as the spectacular landscapes of the northern mountainous region, especially the limestone highland (Dong Van Krast Plateau Geopark, discovering interesting culture, custom of different tribal people (more than 20 ethnic minority groups)

Ha Giang is one of the best places for trekkers and backpackers in Northern Vietnam because of its wilderness. Discover the mysterious beauty of the Northwest mountainous highland as well as the unique culture features of ethnic minority here. Try some local dishes and see daily life of ethnic minorities groups. This tour is an incredible package to see Dong Van Karst Plateau.

With the height of 2,412 meters above the sea level, Chieu Lau thi Mount is considered as the third roof of Vietnam after Fansipan and Tay Con Linh Mount. Conquest of Chieu Lau Thi Mount is a dream of many professional climbers as well as adventurous travelers when they come to Hoang Su Phi.

Hoang Su Phi is a rural district of Ha Giang province in the northeastern region of Vietnam. While Dong Van Karst Geo-park makes Ha Giang a bigger name for visitors, Hoang Su Phi offers visitors a different experience. The highlights and must-see places for the terraces are near and along the main road between Hoang Su Phi and Xin Man, which are classified as National Heritage by the Vietnamese Government. To landscape photographers, Hoang Su Phi is a great choice. Known for the deep valleys and unique edaphological traits, not only Hoang Su Phi brings good harvests for locals but also offers a splendid attraction for tourists.

Hundreds of years ago, Hoang Su Phi terraced fields were cultivated on hillside slopes. From generations to generation, they had learnt many lessons and collected many experiences in farming as well as conserving and developing the terraced fields. Not only these terraces provide food for the habitants , but now they are becoming attractions to domestic and foreign photographers and tourists.

Hundreds of years ago, Hoang Su Phi terraced fields were cultivated on hillside slopes. From generations to generation, they had learnt many lessons and collected many experiences in farming as well as conserving and developing the terraced fields. Not only these terraces provide food for the habitants , but now they are becoming attractions to domestic and foreign photographers and tourists.