Ha Giang Loop Group Tour by Motorbike (Easy Rider) – 3 Day

Option 1: Homestay experience + 1 day [Most recommended]
You leave Hanoi early in the morning by luxury limousine van. Pick-up is at your hostel or hotel, and you arrive in Ha Giang around mid-afternoon.

Instead of starting the loop right away, you spend the night in a quiet local village just outside town, surrounded by rice fields. It’s the perfect soft landing in the north: walk through the village, meet locals, and get your first taste of mountain life.

The next morning, your Easy Rider team picks you up and your Ha Giang Loop group motorbike tour officially begins.

Option 2: VIP Limousine Sleeper Bus [Most popular]
You travel overnight from Hanoi to Ha Giang in a VIP sleeper bus. Wider beds, more privacy, and far more comfort than a standard night bus — ideal if you want to start the Ha Giang Loop fresh.

Most backpackers choose this option because it saves both time and money on an extra overnight stay. We can arrange this bus directly for you.

Option 3: Private transfer
Don’t want to take the bus? We can arrange a private car with driver from Hanoi or other cities in Vietnam. This is the easiest and most flexible option, but also more expensive than traveling by bus.

From Sapa
Planning to visit Sapa as well?
Our Sapa + Ha Giang Loop combo tour is the easiest choice — you travel directly from Sapa to Ha Giang without hassle, combining two of North Vietnam’s top adventures in one smooth trip.

Already booked your Sapa trip yourself?
No problem. We can also arrange just the bus from Sapa to Ha Giang, so you can easily join this Ha Giang Loop group tour.

Other destinations
Coming from Cat Ba, Ninh Binh, Ha Long, Hue, or somewhere else?
Let us know — we can usually arrange transport, or you can easily book connections yourself by bus.

You meet your Easy Rider team in Ha Giang, strap on your backpack, hop on the motorbike — and from the very first moment, it feels like a real Ha Giang Loop road trip. The route climbs through Bac Sum Pass, where it instantly feels like you’re leaving normal life behind.

At Heaven Gate, the landscape suddenly opens up, with wide views over Tam Son and the iconic Twin Mountains. This is the moment every group has the same reaction: okay… this is going to be epic.

An unexpected, chilled contrast follows with an exclusive boat ride through a quiet river gorge — a perfect warm-up before diving back into the mountains on this motorbike group tour.

After lunch in Yen Minh, you ride through the photogenic Chin Khoanh Pass, famous for its smooth S-curves. At Tham Ma Slope, you’ll often see women in colorful Hmong clothing — a lively cultural stop where the real vibe of the Ha Giang Loop hits you.

Next up is the impressive Hmong King’s Palace, a historic mountain residence that gives insight into the once-powerful Hmong culture.

By late afternoon, you arrive in Dong Van, check into your hotel, and end the day with a group dinner. In the evening, you can stroll through the atmospheric Old Quarter — small cafés, old houses, and a cinematic backpacker vibe to wrap up day one of the Ha Giang Loop group tour.

Is it Sunday? Then you start the day at the Dong Van Sunday Market. Colorful, busy, and fully authentic — exactly what you’d hope for from an ethnic mountain market.

After that comes the absolute highlight of this Ha Giang Loop group tour with an Easy Rider: the legendary Ma Pi Leng Pass.

You ride along vertical cliffs, deep gorges, and views that simply don’t fit into photos. At the Sky Path, you walk along the cliff edge for a panoramic view over the turquoise Nho Que River — pure Ha Giang Loop magic.

Through remote villages and rugged mountain landscapes, you continue toward Mau Due and Lung Ho. This part of the loop feels even more raw and untouched, like stepping into a different Vietnam.

At a waterfall, there’s time to swim, relax, and cool off — one of those unexpected Ha Giang moments that backpackers remember long after the trip ends.

By late afternoon, you arrive in Du Gia, a peaceful village surrounded by rice fields. You stay in a local homestay, share dinner with a Tay family, and end the day with a relaxed, social group vibe.

You wake up to roosters crowing, kids heading to school, and daily life in a Tay village. After breakfast, you ride toward Lung Tam, a traditional Hmong weaving village where women still make linen by hand and dye textiles using natural methods.

The group passes Quan Ba Heaven Gate once more for a final view of the Twin Mountains — a perfect moment to say goodbye to the mountains. From here, the road winds back via Bac Sum Pass toward Ha Giang City.

By late afternoon, your 3-day Ha Giang Loop motorbike group tour comes to an end. You can catch the bus straight back to Hanoi or stay a bit longer in Ha Giang before continuing your journey.