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Discover Vietnam’s wild northern frontier in comfort on this Ha Giang by car or jeep tour, covering the full loop over four days. Travel with a local driver through high mountain passes, lush valleys, and remote ethnic villages, with plenty of scenic stops along the way. Whether you choose a private car, modern open jeep, or vintage military jeep, this route offers a perfect mix of nature, culture, and convenience—with accommodation, transfers, and meals all arranged for you.
This Ha Giang Loop tour by car can be done in different vehicle types depending on your comfort level and travel style. Below are the three options available for this tour:



Note: Both jeep options are limited in availability and must be confirmed after booking. For more on luggage handling, weather considerations, and backup arrangements in case of rain, please check the Tour Information section.
Book directly with a local Vietnamese travel agency
Safe payment via well-known payment gateways
Local team in Vietnam for questions and on-site assistance
Boek direct bij een lokaal Vietnamees reisbureau zonder tussenpersoon
Depart from Hanoi in the early morning the day before you want to start the Ha Giang loop (Day 0). Transfer from your hotel in Hanoi to Ha Giang by luxury limousine minibus.
Arrive in the afternoon in Ha Giang. Stay in a local authentic minority village just outside town. You have the afternoon to explore the beautiful village, including rice fields around. The village belongs to the Thai minority, who live in houses on stilts. You will spend the night in a homestay in this village where you will be picked up the next day to start the Ha Giang loop tour.
You’ll be picked up from your hotel in Hanoi’s Old Quarter (8:00–8:30 PM) and travel overnight in a VIP sleeper limousine bus, which offers extra-wide seats and added comfort compared to standard sleeper buses. You’ll arrive around 3:00 AM and check into a private room at a hotel in Ha Giang City for a rest before your tour.
If you’re coming from other destinations like Sapa, there are also direct buses to Ha Giang available. In addition, we can arrange a private car or van from any location in Vietnam to Ha Giang. For these flexible travel options, just contact us in advance—we’re happy to help organize the most convenient route for you.
At around 7:30 PM, you’ll be picked up from your hotel in Hanoi’s Old Quarter and board a VIP sleeper bus headed to Ha Giang. The journey takes around 6–7 hours, with one or two short breaks along the way for coffee or toilet stops. You'll arrive at our office in Ha Giang late at night and get a simple room to rest until the next morning.
Dong Van Cliffside is a small, characterful lodge set on a hillside overlooking the dramatic karst landscape around Dong Van. The property blends simple mountain architecture with natural stone and wood, designed to fit the rugged surroundings while offering comfortable rooms and wide valley views. Its quiet location just outside town makes it a convenient base for exploring the Dong Van Plateau while staying close to nature.
En route to Dong Van, make a stop at the historic Vuong Palace — a former Hmong royal residence surrounded by stone walls and traditional architecture. It’s a fascinating place to learn about the region’s past.
Mong Lodge is a peaceful eco-lodge located in the hills of Mai Chau, surrounded by rice fields, gardens, and traditional Thai villages. Built with natural materials and inspired by local architecture, the lodge blends seamlessly into the landscape while offering spacious rooms and open communal areas. Its setting is ideal for travelers who want a quiet stay with easy access to walking paths, village life, and the surrounding countryside.
After the pass, stretch your legs with a guided walk to a nearby Hmong village. This short hike gives you a glimpse into daily life in the mountains and sweeping views over the “Happiness Road.”
Arrive in Meo Vac around 5:00 PM. After dinner at the homestay, enjoy a quiet evening or explore the small town on your own.
This peaceful homestay offers a serene escape with spacious, well-appointed bungalows set amidst stunning natural surroundings. Guests can enjoy modern amenities such as a refreshing infinity pool, a mini bar, and a cozy on-site restaurant serving delicious local dishes. Whether you’re relaxing in your comfortable room or exploring the tranquil property, this homestay provides the perfect retreat for a quiet getaway.
Spend the evening with your host family, enjoy a home-cooked dinner, and settle in for a peaceful night surrounded by mountains.
Drive back to Ha Giang city, arriving around 4:00 PM. You’ll have some time to rest or grab a quick bite before the next leg of your journey.
Board a comfortable limousine bus back to Hanoi around 4:30–5:00 PM. Expect to arrive in the Old Quarter by 10:00 PM. If you’re traveling on a weekend, note that drop-off might be at the nearest accessible street due to local traffic restrictions.
It depends on your travel style. The car (SUV) is ideal for comfort, more space, and better weather protection—especially in cooler months or for longer rides. The modern jeep offers an open-air experience with great visibility and a more adventurous feel. The old military jeep is a fun, vintage option but has more limited luggage space and is partially open to the elements.
The motorbike tour is more immersive and suited to adventure travelers who want to feel closer to the road. The car or jeep tour is more comfortable, safer in changing weather, and better suited for families, couples, or travelers who prefer a more relaxed pace without compromising on scenery or experience.
Yes. The roads are mostly paved and in good condition, with guard rails on steep sections. Our drivers are local experts who drive carefully and know the route extremely well. You’ll travel at a safe, scenic pace with frequent stops.
The tour runs in all weather. Cars are fully covered, and modern jeeps have roof covers that can be used when it rains. Military jeeps come with ponchos, but the sides are open—so we recommend checking the forecast if you’re booking that option. Rain is usually short and passes quickly in this region.
Yes. If you’re bringing large or bulky suitcases, we recommend storing them at our office in Ha Giang or at your hotel in Hanoi. Cars and modern jeeps have good space, but the military jeep has limited storage, especially if you’re traveling with three people.
We handpick local accommodations based on comfort and consistent positive feedback. If you have specific preferences or requirements, let us know in advance and we’ll do our best to customize the stay for you.
All meals during the loop are included, usually served at local restaurants or homestays. The meals include Vietnamese dishes, and we can accommodate vegetarian, vegan, or dietary restrictions—just let us know ahead of time.
Jeeps are limited in availability, especially during the high season. After booking, we’ll confirm within a few hours whether your preferred jeep is available. If not, we’ll offer options: switch dates, change to a car (with a partial refund), or cancel for a 100% refund. If you want to be sure, contact us before booking to check jeep availability.
The 3-day tour takes you through the core highlights of the Ha Giang Loop, including iconic places like Ma Pi Leng Pass and the Hmong King’s Palace. The 4-day tour is an extended route that covers everything in the 3-day version, plus lesser-visited areas such as Du Gia and Lung Tam village. It’s perfect if you want a deeper, more relaxed journey with extra time for local experiences and nature stops.
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