Ha Giang - Lung Cu - Nho Que River 3 days 2 nights tour

HA GIANG

Located at the northernmost point of the country, Ha Giang is a land of pristine beauty, grandeur, and rich cultural identity. The winding mountain passes, vast fields of buckwheat flowers, and peaceful villages nestled along the mountain slopes all combine to create a Ha Giang that is both wild and poetic. This is an ideal destination for those who love adventure, exploration, and connecting with nature. Ha Giang is a place where you can meet friendly ethnic minorities such as the H'Mong, Dao, Tay, and explore unique cultural traits through local markets, cuisine, and traditional houses.

LUNG CU FLAG TOWER

Located in Lung Cu commune, Dong Van district, Ha Giang province, the Lung Cu Flagpole is a sacred border landmark, marking the sovereignty of Vietnam at the northernmost point of the country. To reach the top, visitors must conquer nearly 400 stone steps winding around the foot of Dragon Mountain. At the summit stands a 30-meter tall flagpole, proudly flying the red flag with a yellow star in the wind. From here, visitors can enjoy a panoramic view of the majestic mountains and the peaceful villages of ethnic minorities nestled in the valley below.

FAIRY TWIN MOUNTAINS – QUAN BA

Located in Tam Son town, Quan Ba district, Ha Giang, Fairy Twin Mountains is a masterpiece of nature, standing out in the midst of lush green valleys. Tied to a touching legend about maternal love, Fairy Twin Mountains not only attracts visitors with its unusual beauty but also with the mythical essence deeply rooted in the highland culture.

DONG VAN KARST PLATEAU

Located at an altitude of about 1,000 – 1,600 meters above sea level, Dong Van Stone Plateau is one of the global geoparks recognized by UNESCO. The Dong Van Stone Plateau is a "living museum" of the geological history, culture, and people of the highland region, featuring majestic limestone landscapes that captivate visitors. Buckwheat Flower Fields The best time to visit Ha Giang is in late autumn and early winter, when the valleys are full of blooming buckwheat flowers — a special flower of the mountains. Visitors can enjoy a beautiful, dreamy scene filled with pink colors. Wearing a traditional costume, visitors can take hundreds of beautiful photos in this amazing place.

MA PI LENG PASS

Located on the Happiness Road connecting Dong Van and Meo Vac, Ma Pi Leng Pass is known as the "king of mountain passes" in northern Vietnam. At nearly 1,500 meters above sea level and stretching about 20 kilometers, it is one of the "four great passes" — the most challenging and impressive mountain roads in Vietnam. On one side are towering cliffs, and on the other is a deep valley, with the emerald Nho Que River quietly flowing at the foot of the pass. The breathtaking scenery leaves visitors amazed by the wonders of nature. From the top of Ma Pi Leng, visitors can see the Tu San Canyon — said to be the deepest canyon in Southeast Asia — and feel the majestic beauty of the wild highlands.

NHO QUE RIVER

The emerald-green Nho Que River is one of the most famous tourist attractions in the rocky highlands of Ha Giang. Originating from Nghiem Son Mountain (Yunnan, China), the river flows through the Tu San Canyon — the deepest canyon in Southeast Asia — creating a magnificent natural scene. The river stays green all year round, winding between the steep cliffs of Ma Pi Leng Pass, like a soft silk ribbon across the mountains. Taking a boat ride on the river, you will feel the absolute peace, hearing only the gentle sound of water and the whisper of the wind among the mountains. Boating on the Nho Que River is an experience you should not miss when visiting here. It feels like traveling through time, blending into the endless flow of nature and history.