Ninh Binh: 3-Day 3-Night Ha Giang Loop Motorbike Tour Option

The Ninh Binh: 3-Day 3-Night Ha Giang Loop Motorbike Tour offers an exciting way to explore Vietnam’s breathtaking landscapes. This guided group tour takes adventurous travelers through the Bac Sum and Ma Pi Leng Passes, along the Nho Que River, and into the heart of the H’mong culture. With comfortable accommodations and local cuisine, it’s an immersive experience that showcases the natural beauty and rich heritage of this remarkable region. For those seeking an unforgettable Vietnamese adventure, this motorbike tour promises to deliver.

Key Points

• The 3-Day 3-Night Ha Giang Loop Motorbike Tour departs from Tam Coc, Ninh Binh and covers scenic highlights like Bac Sum Pass and Heaven Gate.
• The tour is priced at Kč 5,040 per person and accommodates up to 15 participants, with options for English and Vietnamese guides.
• Participants will stay in a family-owned hotel in Dong Van and a Du Gia homestay, with meals, entry fees, and gear included in the price.
• The tour is suitable for participants without health restrictions, but pregnant women, individuals with heart problems, and wheelchair users are not recommended.
• Participants are advised to pack lightweight baggage, comfortable shoes, and necessary accessories like sunglasses and sunscreen for the tour.

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Tour Overview

The "3-Day 3-Night Ha Giang Loop Motorbike Tour" is a group tour offered from Kč 5,040 per person.

A group tour of the Ha Giang Loop in Vietnam, priced at Kč 5,040 per person for a 3-day, 3-night experience.

It lasts 3 days and accommodates up to 15 participants. Available in English and Vietnamese, the tour includes a sleeping bus ride, meals, entry fees, and gear.

Cancellation is free up to 24 hours in advance. Riders can opt for an "easy rider" shared experience or self-drive if they’ve an international license.

Restrictions apply for pregnant women, those with heart issues, wheelchair users, overweight individuals, minors, and seniors.

Lightweight baggage and safety gear are required for a smooth, enjoyable journey.

Itinerary Highlights

On the first day, travelers are picked up from the Tam Coc area and take a sleeping bus to Ha Giang City.

After breakfast, they meet the tour guide and ride motorbikes to Bac Sum Pass and Heaven Gate. They then have a traditional lunch in Yen Minh Town and ride through Chin Khoanh Pass.

Next, they visit Dong Van Karst and the Hmong King’s Palace before overnight at a family-owned hotel in Dong Van.

On the second day, they ride to the high Ma Pi Leng Pass, visit the scenic Sky Path, and paddle in the Nho Que River.

They’ve lunch in rustic villages and overnight at a Du Gia homestay with a home-cooked dinner.

Day 1: Tam Coc to Dong Van

Travelers depart the Tam Coc area and take an overnight sleeper bus to Ha Giang City. Upon arrival, they enjoy breakfast and meet their tour guide. The adventure begins with a motorbike ride to Bac Sum Pass and Heaven Gate. After a traditional lunch in Yen Minh Town, they traverse the scenic Chin Khoanh Pass. The group then visits the Dong Van Karst Plateau and the historic Hmong King’s Palace before settling into a family-owned hotel in Dong Van for the night.

| Activity | Location |

| — | — |

| Sleeper bus to Ha Giang | Tam Coc to Ha Giang City |

| Breakfast, meet guide, ride to Bac Sum Pass and Heaven Gate | Ha Giang City |

| Traditional lunch, ride through Chin Khoanh Pass | Yen Minh Town |

Day 2: Dong Van to Du Gia

After breakfast, riders depart Dong Van and head towards the awe-inspiring Ma Pi Leng Pass, which stands at an impressive 2,000 meters high.

They’ll take in panoramic views from the Sky Path before paddling in the Nho Que River.

Lunch is served in rustic villages.

The day ends with an overnight stay at a Du Gia homestay, where guests enjoy a home-cooked dinner.

This portion of the tour immerses travelers in the natural beauty and local culture of the region, providing a unique and unforgettable experience.

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Day 3: Du Gia to Ha Giang and Return to Hanoi

Swimmers start the day with a refreshing dip at a nearby waterfall before learning about traditional H’mong textile making in Lung Tam.

Start the day with a refreshing waterfall swim, then immerse in H’mong textile traditions in Lung Tam.

The group then visits Quan Ba town and returns through Bac Sum Pass to the Ha Giang hostel.

The tour wraps up with a comfortable limousine van ride back to Hanoi Old Quarter by late evening.

Key highlights from the final day include:

1. Waterfall swim

2. H’mong textile workshop

3. Visit to Quan Ba town

4. Scenic journey back to Hanoi

Inclusions

The tour package includes a group tour led by a local guide, a sleeping bus ride, and an easy rider experience.

Fees for all activities and the Ha Giang entry fee are covered. Meals consist of 3 breakfasts, 3 lunches, and 2 dinners. Local rice wine ("Happy Water") and bottled water are provided.

Travelers also receive a raincoat and shoe covers. The tour offers a lightweight baggage policy, allowing only backpacks or small overnight bags up to 22 lbs (10 kg), with storage available at the Ha Giang homestay during the tour.

Important Information

Travelers are advised to bring comfortable shoes, sunglasses, a sun hat, a camera, sunscreen, and comfortable clothes.

Pets aren’t allowed on the tour. The tour isn’t suitable for:

1. Pregnant women

2. Individuals with heart problems

3. Wheelchair users

4. Those over 243 lbs (110 kg), without a driver’s license, under 16 years, or over 70 years.

For safety and enjoyment, the easy rider option is recommended.

Experienced riders only for self-driving, with an international driver’s license.

A lightweight baggage policy allows only backpacks or small overnight bags up to 22 lbs (10 kg), with storage available at the Ha Giang homestay.

Safety and Recommendations

To ensure safety and enjoyment, the easy rider option is highly recommended.

Experienced riders only can self-drive, and they must have an international driver’s license.

A lightweight baggage policy is in place – only backpacks or small overnight bags up to 22 lbs (10 kg) are allowed.

Storage is available at the Ha Giang homestay during the tour.

This tour isn’t suitable for pregnant women, individuals with heart problems, wheelchair users, those over 243 lbs (110 kg), those without a driver’s license, those under 16 years, and those over 70 years.

Safety is the top priority.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I Bring My Own Motorcycle for the Tour?

Guests can’t bring their own motorcycles for the tour. They must use the motorcycles provided by the tour operator. This ensures the safety and consistency of the group’s experience throughout the 3-day journey.

Do I Need to Bring My Own Helmet and Protective Gear?

The tour provides all necessary safety gear, including helmets, for participants. Riders don’t need to bring their own. However, experienced riders who wish to use their own motorcycle must have an international driver’s license.

How Experienced Do I Need to Be as a Rider?

For self-driving, the tour requires experienced riders with an international driver’s license. The easy rider option is recommended for safety and enjoyment, even for less experienced riders. Helmet and protective gear are not included but can be rented.

Is There a Minimum Age Requirement for Participants?

The tour has a minimum age requirement of 16 years. Individuals over 70 years old are not allowed to participate due to safety concerns. Experienced riders with an international driver’s license are needed for self-driving.

What Happens if I Get Sick or Injured During the Tour?

If you get sick or injured during the tour, the guide will assist you in getting medical attention. Your safety is a top priority. The tour operator has procedures in place to handle medical emergencies.

The Sum Up

This 3-day 3-night Ha Giang Loop Motorbike Tour promises an exhilarating adventure through Vietnam’s stunning landscapes. Participants will experience breathtaking views, culture, and comfortable accommodations, all while exploring the region by motorbike. At Kč 5,040 per person, it’s a great value for the experiences offered.

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