Ha Giang Loop
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Ha Giang Moments Homestay - Hostel
Phoenix Hotel
Ha Giang Riverside Hostel
Tiamo Hotel Ha Giang
Yen Bien Luxury Hotel
Ha Giang Chopai Hostel
Odyssey Hostel, Tours & Motorbikes Rental
HG Hostel and Motobikes
HaGiang Eco Bungalow
Lake House
Ha Giang Historic House & tour
Doi Thong Homestay
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Motorcycle Rental in Ha Giang
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Remarkable Landmarks and Must-Visit Sights
Bac Sum Pass
A major mountain pass offering breathtaking views of the valleys below. The hairpin turns and scenic landscapes make it a must-visit spot on the Ha Giang Loop.
Heaven’s Gate
A viewpoint at 1,500 meters with sweeping views of mountains, rice fields, and villages. It also features a café for refreshments.
Lung Cu Flag Tower
A 33m flag tower representing the northernmost point of Vietnam, offering 360-degree views and a glimpse into China.
Culture and History
The Ha Giang Loop is home to many of Vietnam’s 54 ethnic minorities, including the Hmong, Red Dao, and Tay. The road, built from 1959 to 1965, is known as 'Happiness Road' due to the collective effort of local workers and volunteers.
Local Cuisine
Travelers can enjoy traditional Vietnamese meals cooked fresh by local families. Popular dishes include pancakes and fruit for breakfast, and various local specialties for dinner, often accompanied by rice wine.