Ha Giang, known for its breathtaking landscapes and traditional cultures, is a must-visit destination for any Vietnam traveller looking to explore the north region. Take in the awe-inspiring views of the Dong Van Karst Plateau Geopark, ride along the winding roads of the Ma Pi Leng Pass, and immerse yourself in the unique culture of the ethnic minority communities that call this region home. From the bustling Ha Giang city center to the peaceful villages nestled in the mountains, this corner of Vietnam offers a truly unforgettable experience for those seeking adventure and authenticity.

Ha Giang Travel Highlights

• Welcome to Happiness Road.
• Quyet Tien Market, located in Quan Ba District, is a bustling and vibrant destination that offers a variety of unique shopping experiences.
• Experience the awe-inspiring beauty of Quan Ba Heaven Gate, a gateway nestled between the magnificent Twin Mountains.
• Discover the best things to do in Ha Giang at the Dong Van Karst Plateau Geopark.
• Welcome to Sung La Valley - home to the picturesque Lung Cam Village.
• Welcome to the majestic Mansion of the Vuong Family! Step inside and discover the lavish world of the Vuong Family's grand estate.
• The Lung Cu Flag Tower, also known as Milestone 428, is a remarkable landmark situated in the North Pole.
• Immerse yourself in the charm of Dong Van Old Quarter during the magical Full Moon Night and experience the vibrant atmosphere of Dong Van Market.
• Experience the awe-inspiring Ma Pi Leng Pass and the mesmerizing Nho Que River.
• Discover the enchanting Meo Vac and Khau Vai Love Market.
• Phin Ho Village in Hoang Su Phi boasts mesmerizing terraced rice fields.

Best time to visit Ha Giang

• Plan your visit to this remote province wisely! September through November offers cooler temperatures, making it an ideal time to explore. Don't miss out on the popular Buckwheat Flower Festival in November. If you prefer pleasant and warm weather, April to June is the perfect season. Keep in mind that July and August can be hot with occasional monsoons.

Food & drinking in Ha Giang

• Ha Giang offers a delightful surprise for those seeking delectable Vietnamese cuisine. The restaurant scene consists of quaint "quan" establishments, where you can witness the food being prepared while perched on small stools. Don't be surprised if the locals insist you try their rice wine, but moderation is advised.
• For breakfast and dinner, indulge in the warm hospitality of your homestay. It is highly recommended to partake in a family dinner, sharing a meal with the host family and fellow guests, creating a memorable experience.