This Viet Nam Northest 6 Days Tours, which departs from Hanoi and travels via Quan Ba, Yen Minh, Dong Van, Meo Vac, and Bac Me, will take you to Ha Giang, Cao Bang, and Lang Son. It features breathtaking rides through several stunning landscapes of Northern Vietnam, complete with winding roads, lofty mountains, lyrical lonely villages, and hospitable locals. The spectacular landscape and fascinating ethnic minority cultures of northern Vietnam make this tour to Ha Giang province along the Chinese border a good choice for photographers and tourists.
Our tour guide will meet you at your hotel in Hanoi.
Drive to Ha Giang, a region in Vietnam’s far north. Your path will take you through rugged terrain and breathtaking surroundings. When you arrive at Tuyen Quang, you’ll see the 15th-century Mac Dynasty Citadel and a surrounding market.
You will spend the night in a tiny town in Ha Giang after lunch at a local restaurant. You’ll arrive and check in on time, or you’ll explore the adjacent tranquil villages.
Ma Li Peng Pass
After breakfast, you’ll go to the little villages of Quan Ba, Yen Minh, and Dong Van, which are among the most scenic in Vietnam’s northern tip.
Quan Ba Double Mountain
Following lunch, travel a picturesque road to the Ma Pi Leng Pass, from which you may enjoy a panoramic view of the Nho Que River. You could see one of the northeast’s spectacular sunsets.
Nho Que River
Finally, after a long day, you’ll arrive in the late afternoon at Meo Vac, where you’ll spend the night.
After breakfast and a quick visit to Meo Vac’s local market, you’ll take a different picturesque route back to Yen Minh and then to Bac Me in Cao Bang Province.
Meo Vac Market
Lunch will be provided for you at a local restaurant in Quan Ba Town. From there, you’ll return to Ha Giang and then to Bac Me, where you’ll arrive in the afternoon. You may go on a brief visit to a neighboring Tay ethnic minority community on the outskirts of town to discover how the locals live. Return to Bac Me town and spend the night.
A morning trip will take you via three mountain passes. The view is breathtaking, and the route runs along the mountain slopes.
You’ll stop for lunch in a small town before arriving in Cao Bang in the afternoon to check into a hotel.
Cao Bang from above
After breakfast, you’ll travel 85 kilometers from Cao Bang to the Ban Gioc Waterfall on the China-Vietnam border, passing through beautiful countryside along the way.
Ban Gioc is one of Vietnam’s largest and arguably most stunning waterfalls.
Ban Gioc Waterfall
After a picnic lunch, you’ll explore Nguom Ngao, one of the area’s biggest caverns. It contains several intriguing stalactite forms and formations.
You’ll then return to Cao Bang with time to rest before supper and your overnight stay.
Nguom Ngao Cave
You’ll return to Hanoi in the morning along a route that takes you through ancient passes to Lang Son. It includes a stop along the way to visit a local market in the city center and roam about this border city.
Lunch will be served at a local eatery in Lang Son.
After lunch, the travel back to Hanoi will take around two and a half hours.
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Lang Son City
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