Ha Giang City to Pac Sung Pass

The tour starts at 8.30 am from Ha Giang city office or meeting point where the guide gives a brief about the itinerary. On the first day, the Easy Riders driver leads through mountain and snake roads up to Pac Sung Pass, which is over 1000 meters above sea level. The temperature becomes noticeably cooler here. There is a stop at Pac Sung Pass to enjoy the panoramic view and have some coffee. Afterward, the ride continues for 20 minutes to Heaven Gate, where the valley, villages, and limestone mountain range can be seen, with time for photos.

120 min

Heaven Gate to Yen Minh Lunch

After enjoying the view from Heaven Gate, the ride continues to Tam Son Town to see Twin Mountain, then proceeds to Nam Dam village where 100% of the Dao minority live. Visitors can learn about local culture and see traditional clay houses. The motorbike team then drives through backroads with notable scenery before reaching Trang Kim valley and ascending Can Ty Pass, the highest point at 1500 meters above sea level. There is a stop at the viewpoint to observe rocky mountains, rivers, and villages. The ride continues to Yen Minh for lunch at a local restaurant overlooking terraced rice paddies.

120 min

Dong Van Karst Plateau and Hmong Palace

After lunch, the trip proceeds to the central Dong Van Karst Plateau Geopark, known for terraced rice fields, thousands of limestone formations, and hidden villages. Locals working the land provide a glimpse of rural northern Vietnamese life. The ride ascends Tham Ma Slope pass with a 15 to 20-minute stop for views and photos. Continuing on, the route passes Pho Cao and Lao Xa with multiple stops to observe mountain scenery. Later in the afternoon, the tour visits the historical Hmong palace.

120 min

Hmong King Palace Visit

The guide and rider take visitors to the Hmong King Palace located in Sa Phin Valley. Built in 1902, it was the residence of two Hmong rulers who governed much of northern Ha Giang province in the early 20th century. The Hmong people settled here centuries ago after migrating from southern China. Visitors learn about the history and stories of the Hmong community.

60 min

Dong Van Town Overnight

After visiting the Hmong King Palace, the ride continues for 45 minutes to Dong Van town. Guests check into a private room in a traditional house and have time to relax before dinner. There is an opportunity to walk around the ancient town of Dong Van in the evening.

45 min

Ma Pi Leng Pass and Sky Path

Following breakfast, the motorbike ride leaves Dong Van Town to travel along the Happiness Road connecting Dong Van and Meo Vac. The route includes Ma Pi Leng Pass, the highest at 2,000 meters, known for its rugged cliffs and winding road. The group rides down the Sky Path to view the valley and Nho Que river from a 360° mountain viewpoint. There is time to take photos and observe the landscape from the peak of the pass.

120 min

Meo Vac and Mau Due Lunch

After passing Ma Pi Leng Pass and Nho Que river, the ride goes through Meo Vac, known for its remarkable passes and scenery. There is a stop at the well-known M road. The journey continues through Duong Thuong valley with various scenic views. Lunch is taken at a local restaurant in the small town of Mau Due, allowing time to rest before proceeding.

180 min

Lung Ho and Du Gia Village

Post-lunch, the trip continues to more remote villages, offering insight into life in distant areas of Vietnam. The route passes through Lung Ho village, where there is a viewpoint stop to see terraced rice paddies. The ride follows mountainous trails to Du Gia Village, home to seven ethnic minorities, featuring colorful culture and landscape. The visit includes a waterfall with swimming available before returning to a homestay. Overnight is spent in a private room with a Tay minority family, including dinner and traditional hospitality.

240 min

Return to Ha Giang via Quan Ba

After breakfast and farewells at the homestay, the journey returns to Ha Giang. After about two hours of riding, the route passes Quan Ba town and Nui Do mountain, which is said to resemble a pair of fairy breasts. Crossing Sky Gate and Bac Sum Pass follows. The ride concludes in Ha Giang in the afternoon, allowing time to catch a bus or limousine back to Hanoi or opt for a night bus, depending on individual plans.

360 min