The Ha Giang Loop is fast becoming one of Vietnam’s must-visit destinations — and it’s easy to see why. With its dramatic mountain passes, limestone peaks, emerald rice terraces, and rich ethnic minority culture, the loop offers a raw, unforgettable adventure through Vietnam’s far north. Whether you're a seasoned rider or new to two wheels, this journey is a bucket-list experience. While it’s possible to complete the loop in 3 days, we recommend taking 4 or 5 days to truly immerse yourself in the landscapes, culture, and hidden gems that make this region so unique.
Why Choose Our Tours?
At Style Motorbikes, we design our Ha Giang Loop tours for small groups and real exploration — far from the crowded, cookie-cutter experiences. Here's what sets us apart:
Small Group Sizes
- More personal attention from guides
- Flexible pacing and more time at scenic or cultural stops
- Avoid the big tour crowds
Off-the-Beaten-Path Routes
- Travel roads that most tour groups miss
- Discover remote villages, quiet valleys, and hidden viewpoints
Local Knowledge, Global Standards
- Over 10 years of experience riding in Ha Giang
- Safety-first approach with European-standard helmets and gear
Comfortable, Boutique Accommodation on Multi Day Tours
- Private rooms available for groups of 2+ (No Dorms)
- Solo travelers enjoy cozy dorms or can upgrade to a private room for just $10/night
Tailored to Skill Level
- Routes adapted to your riding experience and interests
- Guided support every step of the way
Flexible Options for All Riders
- 50cc bikes available — no license needed
- Adventure bikes available for experienced riders
- Budget and premium tour packages offered
Route Highlights
Lung Tam Linen Cooperative
In the heart of a H’mong village, visit this women-run workshop where linen is spun, woven, and dyed using techniques…
Heaven’s Gate
One of the most visited points on the loop, offering jaw-dropping views of the terraced valleys and rugged mountains near…
Nam Dam Village
Nestled in Quan Ba District, this Dao ethnic minority village is a cultural highlight. Known for its traditional stilt houses,…
Mau Due Viewpoint
Panoramic lookout with sweeping views of Hà Giang’s mountainous terrain. Ideal for photos of winding roads, high-altitude valleys, and dramatic…
Lung Tam Village
A cultural hub for textile arts, known for hand-woven H’mong linen dyed with indigo. Visit the local women’s cooperative and…
Old French Military Post (Lung Ho)
A crumbling colonial outpost perched on a mountain ridge, offering sweeping views and a unique historical perspective on Hà Giang’s…
Lao Xa Silversmith Village
A traditional H’mong village known for handcrafted silver jewelry. Meet artisan families who have passed down this sacred skill for…
Pho Bang Ancient Town
A remote village near the Chinese border with quiet, narrow lanes and centuries-old clay-brick homes. Still inhabited by H’mong and…
H’mong King’s Palace
Explore this 100-year-old royal residence built in a Chinese-Hmong architectural style. Once home to the influential Vuong family, this well-preserved…
Chin Khoanh Pass
A dramatic and narrow pass known for its hairpin turns and views over Pho Cao Valley. A classic photo stop…
Bac Sum Pass
The misty and winding gateway to the Ha Giang Loop. Its serpentine curves and pine-covered ridges are a perfect introduction…
Tham Ma Pass
A legendary S-shaped mountain pass known for its thrilling switchbacks and incredible photo opportunities.
Ha Giang Skywalk
A cliffside walkway offering panoramic views of Ma Pi Leng Pass and the Nho Que River. One of the most…
Du Gia Waterfall
A peaceful natural swimming spot surrounded by rice terraces and lush jungle. Perfect for relaxing after a day of riding.
Nho Que River & Tu San Canyon
Take a boat ride along the jade-colored Nho Que River as it winds through Tu San Canyon — the deepest…
Ma Pi Leng Pass
🏍️ Ma Pi Leng Pass – Ride on the Edge of the Sky The Legendary Pass of the Northern Frontier…
What Makes Our 4 & 5 Day Tour Special (Compared to the 3-Day Tour)
Khuoi Nhi Waterfall
Khuoi Nhi Waterfall is a multi-tiered cascade located on the shores of Na Hang lake. Known for its clear, cool…
Na Hang Lake
Enjoy a scenic boat trip across the 80-square-kilometer Na Hang Lake, with photo stops at iconic landmarks like the “Sky…
Overnight in Thuong Lam Commune
Stay in wooden lodges of the local ethnic group nestled against a hillside in the vast valley. A bluish, serene…
Bac Me Prison
A historical site once used as a political prison during the French colonial era. Built in the early 1900s, it…
Khau Coc Cha Pass
Also known as Me Pia Pass. One of Northern Vietnam’s wildest roads, featuring tight switchbacks and incredible views over the…
Overnight in Xuan Truong Valley
The scenic valley offers natural beauty, with rice paddies and mountains. Noted for its diverse ethnic population and staying here…
Nang River Boat Trip
A series of canyons flanked by sheer cliffs and traversed by a quiet river. A serene and photogenic escape on…
Quan Ba Twin Mountains Viewpoint
Marvel at these twin hills — also known as Fairy Mountains — which rise symmetrically from a sea of rice…
Si Lau Phin Village
A remote ethnic minority community near the Chinese border. Cooler temperatures and a peaceful setting make it ideal for cultural…
Lung Khuy Cave
A hidden limestone cave reached by a short, scenic hike. Inside, marvel at ancient stalactites and cool underground chambers.
Lo Lo Chai Village
A small, community-run tourism village home to the Lo Lo people. Known for their unique architecture, colorful traditions, and views…
Lung Cu Flagpole
Vietnam’s northernmost point, offering panoramic views across the borderlands. A symbol of national pride and unity.
North Dong Van Loop
Enjoy sweeping views over the Nho Que River Valley, surrounded by layered rice terraces and dramatic limestone cliffs. From select…
Included with the Tour
Riding Options
- Easy Rider - Ride pillion with a skilled local driver
- Self-Drive - Take control of your own motorbike
- Ride Behind a Friend - Ideal for couples or friends travelling together
All Fuel & Safety Gear
- All petrol included throughout the tour
- High quality motorbike safety gear is provided
All Meals & Drinking Water
- 3 meals per day (except final night’s dinner)
- Filtered drinking water available throughout the journey
Accommodation Before the Tour
- Free dorm bed at our place in Ha Giang the night before department if arriving on the night bus.
Accommodation During the Tour
- Dorm beds included for solo travellers with option to upgrade to private room for $10 per night.
- Private rooms included at no extra cost for bookings of 2 or more.
Nho Que River Boat Trip
- Cruise through Tu San Canyon, the deepest canyon in South East Asia
One-Way Bus Ticket
- Sleeper or Limo bus included in either direction:
- Hanoi ⇒ Ha Giang, or
- Ha Giang ⇒ Hanoi
Admission Fees
- All entrance tickets and site fees listed in the official itinerary are included
Professional Local Guide
- Experienced, English-speaking guides with deep local knowledge and cultural insight
- Ensure a safe, smooth, and enriching journey through the Ha Giang region
Baggage Storage
- Free luggage storage is available at the Ha Giang office
- Store your big bags securely while you're out on the tour
Not Included with the Tour
Personal Travel Insurance
- You must arrange your own coverage — including protection for motorbike touring
Extra Alcohol & Soft Drinks
- Available at homestays and restaurants at your own expense
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The homestay in Ha Giang is great to start from and also to end of the tour. Everybody in the staff is so loving, I can tell they love their jobs.
Muchas gracias Tru, Hong y Tony, son unos conductores estupendos.
I´ll be back for round 3! You can never get enough northern Vietnam motorcycling tours
Three 60-year-olds chose a jeep for our adventure – and what a great decision that was! We spent most of the four days relaxing in the open-top vehicle, soaking in vista after stunning vista. Each landscape seemed to outdo the last.
Our loop was done in reverse, which meant we arrived at every special viewpoint alone – no crowds to battle or share with. It made the experience feel even more personal.
Everything was impressively well-organised. The company arranged our bus tickets and transfers, and it all worked like clockwork. The Style base in Ha Giang was a great place to start and finish – with dorm rooms, showers, cold drinks, and a delicious bao bun breakfast spot right next door.
Accommodation throughout the trip was excellent – clean, comfortable, and full of charm. The first night was especially memorable: somehow, in the middle of nowhere, we were spoiled with a beautiful big swimming pool. It was completely unexpected and added a touch of luxury to an already stunning location.
We had two fantastic guides: Seamus and Duy. Duy was a safe, careful driver – hugely experienced on these roads. He navigated the skinny, goat-track-like routes as if he were cruising down a motorway. It was kind of dangerous, definitely exhilarating, and we always felt in good hands.
Duy also chose superb food stops along the way – we enjoyed many local delicacies and ate far too much! Every meal was an experience in itself.
Seamus was scoping out new routes for the company and was an absolute wealth of knowledge – from Vietnam’s history to local food and the best beers. We learned so much and laughed a lot.
The tour even took us right up to the Chinese border fence – which was both weird and intriguing. Standing there, staring into another country, we couldn’t help but wonder who might be looking back at us. Along the way, we passed through sweeping corn fields, deep forest, and patchworks of rice paddies – the landscape shifting depending on the lie of the land. The steepness of the slopes where locals plant their crops was staggering and humbling to witness.
Thanks for an unforgettable trip
