Experiences worth trying in Ha Giang: boat trips, trekking, scenic cafés, local culture and more.
73 places
Yen Minh
Unspoiled borderland market preserving authentic Hmong, Nung, and Tay traditions.
Miễn phí
Meo Vac
One of the most famous and photogenic road curves along the Meo Vac - Mau Due - Du Gia route.
Lush green oasis featuring wet-rice paddies and Giay stilt houses amidst Meo Vac's rocky peaks.
Massive natural karst sinkhole in Giang Chu Phin featuring lush subterranean vegetation.
Scenic stop along the White Cliff walking trail overlooking the Happiness Road far below.
Legendary 20km mountain pass winding along sheer limestone cliffs above the deep Nho Que gorge.
Discover traditional Hmong bamboo back-basket weaving and plowshare forging techniques.
Largest and most bustling Sunday market across the entire karst plateau.
Famous backward market held on Tiger and Monkey lunar days at the Lung Phin crossroads.
Spacious central plaza right in the heart of Meo Vac framed by towering karst peaks.
Three cascading hydroelectric reservoirs forming an emerald ribbon winding through Meo Vac.
Dramatic 8km concrete trail with nearly 50 consecutive hairpin turns dropping down to the river.
Colorful Saturday night cultural gathering of Hmong, Lo Lo, Giay, and Tay communities.
Dong Van
Most dramatic cliffside walking trail in Vietnam looking down into Tu San canyon.
Unique 100-year-old architectural masterpiece blending Hmong, French, and Qing styles.
30.000đ (≈ $1)/vé
Peaceful ancient village perched above the Nho Que gorge featuring century-old banyan trees.
Sacred northernmost symbol perched atop Dragon Mountain at 1,470m altitude.
25.000đ (≈ $1) vé + 15.000đ (≈ $1) xe điện
Iconic 9-hairpin mountain pass winding like a ribbon at the gateway to Dong Van.
Traditional backward market held near the Hmong King Palace on Snake and Pig lunar days.
Spectacular multi-tier mountain pass connecting Pho Cao valley up to Sung La.
Cloud-hunting viewpoint right near Dong Van center on misty winter mornings.
Endless expanse of jagged dark-gray limestone pinnacles resembling a lunar landscape.
Monument honoring tens of thousands of youth volunteers who chiseled the Happiness Road out of sheer cliffs.
Ancient stone military bunker atop a limestone peak overlooking the entire Dong Van valley.