Tour with
Private Room
$250 /person
- Private room for 1–3 guests
- Full in-room amenities for a comfortable stay
- Ideal for couples, friends & small groups
A slower, deeper ride through Ha Giang, pairing Ma Pi Leng and Lung Cu with the streams, caves and craft villages most tours skip.
Overview
Four days that pair Ha Giang's icons, Quan Ba Heaven Gate, Ma Pi Leng and Lung Cu, with the heritage layers most riders pass by: the H'mong hamlet of Sao Ha, the Lo Lo houses of Lo Lo Chai, a 500-year-old tree in Thien Huong, and a lazy afternoon at Ban Ang Stream.
The extra day is the whole point. It gives you time to drift down the Nho Que River by boat, walk into Lung Khuy Cave, sit with the weavers of Lung Tam, and reach each viewpoint when the light is right, all in a group of no more than ten led by riders who grew up on these roads.
Please contact us if you prefer to travel by car or Jeep.
Itinerary
Here's how the four days actually run, timed so you ride in daylight and reach each viewpoint when the light is best.
Weather and road conditions in the mountains change quickly, so your guide may reorder a stop or two along the way. Whatever changes, it's always to keep the ride safe and the day enjoyable.
Evening limousine transfer and overnight rest in Ha Giang.
Limousine pickup from Hanoi
Your limousine picks you up in Hanoi and departs for Ha Giang. Settle in for the overnight transfer north.
Arrive in Ha Giang
Arrive in Ha Giang, check in, and rest overnight before the first day of the journey begins.
Mountain gateways, H'mong village life, Tham Ma Pass, and an evening in Dong Van Ancient Town.
Breakfast, preparation, and briefing
Have breakfast, prepare your day bag, and gather with the group for a short briefing. Your guide will share the route, safety notes, and what to expect on the first day of the loop.
Quan Ba Heaven Gate
Stop at Quan Ba Heaven Gate to admire the Twin Mountains and the green valley below. This is one of Ha Giang's most iconic opening views.
Lonely Tree and Can Ty Slope
Visit the Lonely Tree and Can Ty Slope, two photogenic stops surrounded by mountain scenery. The road begins to feel more remote here, with wide views and fresh highland air.
Northern border culture, legendary passes, river canyon scenery, and a community evening.
Breakfast and check out
Have breakfast at your accommodation and check out. On Sundays, the group can depart around 7:00 AM to visit the lively highland market before continuing the route.
Lung Cu Flag Tower and Lo Lo Chai Village
Visit Lung Cu Flag Tower, a sacred landmark marking Vietnam's northern frontier. Continue to Lo Lo Chai Village, known for earthen-wall architecture and long-preserved local traditions.
Deo Gio coffee stop and Thien Huong Village
Pause for coffee at Deo Gio, a scenic mountain stop, then visit Thien Huong Village of the Tay people and its ancient tree, believed to be around 500 years old.
A slower nature day with stream activities, lunch by the water, mountain curves, and a quiet night in Yen Minh.
Breakfast and check out
Check out after breakfast and continue toward Ban Ang Stream.
Ban Ang Stream
Spend time at Ban Ang Stream, where the group can enjoy a unique bamboo-raft and rope-pulling experience in a peaceful natural setting. Lunch is served by the stream, letting you slow down and enjoy the landscape in a different rhythm. From April to October, guests may want to bring swimwear or clothes suitable for water activities.
M-shaped Road
Experience the famous M-shaped road, one of the most impressive and challenging curves in Ha Giang. It is a striking mountain road scene and a favorite check-in point on the loop.
Cave scenery, H'mong craft traditions, a quiet waterfall, and the return to Ha Giang.
Breakfast and check out
After breakfast, check out and continue to some of the most beautiful final stops of the journey.
Lung Khuy Cave
Explore Lung Khuy Cave, a natural cave known for its shimmering stalactites and quiet underground beauty.
Lung Tam Linen Weaving Village
Visit Lung Tam Village, where H'mong artisans preserve the traditional craft of linen weaving. This stop offers a close look at a skill passed through generations.
PRICE INCLUSIONS
Rates & room options
Both options share the same itinerary, the same local riders and the same attention to safety. The difference is simply where you rest at night.
Tour with
Private Room
$250 /person
Tour with
Dorm
$225 /person
THE SERENITY DIFFERENCE
We cap every departure at a handful of guests, so the group can stop when it wants, ask real questions, and never queue at a viewpoint or a village doorway.
We stop in villages with the permission and warmth of the families who live there, so every visit feels genuine and welcome.
He knows these passes in every season, reads the weather, the curves and the light, so you feel safe and still get the best of the ride.
The fourth day is what sets this route apart. It buys you a lazy morning at Ban Ang Stream, time inside Lung Khuy Cave, and space to reach each village without watching the clock.
STAYS & MEALS
You sleep close to the route every night, in warm, local places we know well and eat well in. Both a private room and a dorm bed are available on every night of the tour.
On Dong Van nights you stay at Serenity Dong Van House, our own place in the heart of the old town. Rooms are private and self-contained, finished in local highland style, with the old quarter's streets and cafes a minute from the door.
On other nights you sleep in a family homestay in villages like Meo Vac or Pa Vi. The rooms are simple and the welcome is warm, and dinner is whatever the family cooked, shared around a low table.
Expect to eat well and local. Mornings start with Ha Giang banh cuon in warm broth, and dinners bring dishes like black chicken hotpot, mountain pork and men men, rounded off with a glass of corn wine.
Traveller stories
A few honest impressions from guests who've done this trip.
"Doing the Ha Giang Loop with Serenity was an incredible experience"
Gabbi
"It was one of the best experiences in my life"
Gulia
"It've been a lovely experience"
Joel
"Ha Giang Loop with Serenity was amazing"
Nico
"I've been having a really awesome time"
Samuel
"We loved it because people were so kind"
Sarah
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
The four-day tour includes more time for Lung Khuy Cave, Lung Tam Village and longer stops along the loop. Each day follows a more comfortable pace with less pressure to move on quickly.
Yes. Solo travelers can join a small group and choose an Easy Rider. Shared experiences on the road and evenings at the homestays make it easy to meet the other travelers.
Yes. Four days gives you more time to experience Ha Giang without rushing from one stop to the next. You’ll have time for the mountain roads, villages, viewpoints and everyday moments along the way, rather than spending most of the trip simply trying to cover the Loop.
Several hours, but not continuously. We stop throughout the day for viewpoints, villages, meals, coffee and places worth exploring on foot. The ride itself is also a big part of Ha Giang: crossing mountain passes, following roads above deep valleys and passing through small villages along the way.
That isn’t the focus of Serenity Ha Giang. We travel in small groups and want the evenings to feel social without turning the whole journey into a party. There can still be shared dinners, drinks, music and plenty of laughs, but the mountains, local culture and people of Ha Giang remain at the heart of the trip.
Pack light. Bring comfortable clothes, a warm layer, rain protection, sunscreen, suitable shoes and a small bag for your daily essentials. Mountain temperatures can change considerably between daytime and evening, so layers are more useful than bringing lots of clothes.
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