A short Ha Giang escape for travelers who want both quiet trekking and scenic riding, this 2-day, 2-night Ha Giang Trek and Ride tour combines Thon Tha village life, rice-field trails, Tay and Dao communities, Quan Ba mountain views, Lung Tam weaving, and Lung Khuy Cave before returning to your Ha Giang homestay.
View Itinerary Book This TourThis tour is made for travelers who want a balanced Ha Giang experience: village homestay hospitality, a full trekking day, mountain roads by motorbike, and meaningful stops with local communities.
Begin and end the trip in a welcoming Tay village homestay near Ha Giang.
Walk through terraced fields, quiet paths, and local villages around Khuoi My and Ha Thanh.
Meet Coin Dao people in Lùng Vai village and learn more about local daily life.
Ride through dramatic landscapes known for mountain views, farms, and ethnic villages.
See how local women make traditional hemp clothing step by step.
Visit a beautiful cave reached by a short trek before returning to Ha Giang.
Start with a village homestay in Thon Tha, spend your first full day trekking through rice fields and ethnic villages, then ride through Quan Ba’s mountain landscapes before returning to Ha Giang.
Travel from Hanoi to Ha Giang by day bus or night bus. The bus is not included in the package, but YESD can help arrange a suitable option for your schedule.
On arrival, check in at a local homestay in Thon Tha Village and share dinner or breakfast with your hosts before the trekking and riding route begins.
Begin around 8:00 AM with a local breakfast and meet your local guide before setting out on the trekking route.
Trek through terraced rice fields and Tay villages, with time to meet local people and observe daily life in the Ha Giang countryside.
Arrive at Lung Vai Village, home to Coin Dao people, for a picnic lunch or, when possible, a meal with a Dao family.
Continue trekking to Ha Thanh Village, known for its waterfall, before heading back toward Thon Tha.
Finish the trekking day back at the homestay and enjoy another dinner with your local hosts.
Your guide picks you up at the homestay around 8:00 AM. Today’s ride covers about 100 km through mountain scenery, agricultural landscapes, and ethnic villages.
Travel past some of Quan Ba’s most iconic views, including Heaven Gate and the famous Twin Mountain.
Stop for lunch in Quan Ba before continuing the discovery route by bike.
Visit the women’s weaving cooperative in Lung Tam and see the step-by-step process of making traditional hemp clothing.
Continue to Lung Khuy Cave, a recently opened cave reached by a short trek of around 40 minutes.
Return to Ha Giang after the cave visit. Your guide drops you off at the homestay, usually around 5:30 PM.
This itinerary includes bus travel between Hanoi and Ha Giang, a 16 km trekking day through village paths and rice fields, a 100 km riding route through Quan Ba, and a short trek to Lung Khuy Cave. Bus tickets are not included, and the route may change or be cancelled due to weather, road, trail, cave, or local safety conditions.
The tour includes the core local services needed for the trekking, riding, homestay, meals, and guided experience in Ha Giang.
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Real stories from travelers who joined YESD for authentic, responsible, and locally connected travel experiences in Vietnam.
Well what can I say about my Ha Chiang loop trip I did with Yesd. They were excellent from start to finish. As a 54 year old man I did the loop solo with my driver Chinh as I wanted to avoid the happy water and karaoke aspect. Chinh understood this perfectly and took me on a fabulous trip. We took local routes when he could, avoiding some of main routes. He kept ahead of the ‘Mongolian army’ as he called the throngs of other loopers and often arrived at view points before they arrived …
It was a unique experience that allowed me to truly experience sustainable tourism. The activities took place in breathtaking landscapes and gave us the opportunity to learn firsthand about the traditions and lifestyle of the local communities. The team was very attentive and took care of every detail to ensure we enjoyed our stay to the fullest.
Realmente lo recomiendo! es una manera hermosa de descubrir Ha Giang y, al mismo tiempo, contribuir a un turismo responsable.
An amazing experience! Incredible guides! You almost feel privileged compared to other groups. The accommodation is top-notch; the house, the welcome, the meals—everything is perfect. The mountain trek is magical, the motorbike trek is insane, incredible views the whole time, and super enriching stories. Thank you again to the entire YESD Travel team; they are truly wonderful people.
Practical answers about the tour format, trekking level, transport, luggage, diet, and booking process.
This is a private tour, giving you more flexibility and a quieter experience away from large crowds.
Yes. Solo travelers can book this tour privately and enjoy the itinerary with a local guide.
Most YESD treks are moderate and suitable for healthy travelers. Children from around 6 years old and older adults who exercise regularly may join, but children must be able to walk by themselves. Travelers with blood pressure issues, heart disease, pregnancy, or fever should contact YESD for specific advice.
The ideal trekking season is generally from September to May, when the weather is more comfortable. Summer can be more difficult because of humidity and heat, so it is best to ask YESD for advice based on your travel dates.
The main trekking day on this itinerary is around 16km. YESD may be able to adjust the route depending on your health, interests, and what is possible on the ground.
Your guide will check on you during the trek and discuss options if you cannot continue. In some areas, a car or motorbike transfer may be arranged, but extra transport is not included in the tour price and may require an additional payment.
Bring a small backpack for the trek and daily essentials. Larger luggage can usually be stored at the first homestay in Thon Tha Village while you are out on the route.
Yes. YESD can cater to different diets when informed in advance. Vegetarian and vegan meals in Ha Giang are usually based on local vegetables, tofu, beans, potatoes, and other simple local ingredients.
You can travel from Hanoi to Ha Giang by day bus or night bus, including limousine seating buses or sleeper buses. YESD can help support bus booking, and private transport from Hanoi can also be arranged at an extra charge.
Send your request through the website with your preferred date and any special needs. YESD will reply with the itinerary and quotation. After confirmation, a deposit is required to secure the services, with the remaining payment usually paid on arrival in Ha Giang.