Ninh Binh -Ha Giang:3D Motorbike Tour to Dong Van & Yen Minh

Vietnam’s northern regions offer an unparalleled motorbike adventure from Ninh Binh to Ha Giang. Traversing majestic mountains, travelers can enjoy the vibrant culture and stunning landscapes of Dong Van and Yen Minh. This 3-day tour promises an unforgettable experience complete with comfortable accommodations and optional local dining. Whether you’re a seasoned adventurer or seeking a unique cultural journey, this motorbike tour promises an unforgettable exploration of Vietnam’s breathtaking northern wonders.

Key Points

• A 3-day motorbike tour from Ha Giang to Dong Van and Yen Minh, covering scenic rides, culture, and comfortable accommodations.
• Visits include Bac Sum Pass, Tam Son Gate of Heaven, Twins Hill, the 18th-century palace of the mountain king, and Lo Lo Chai village.
• The tour offers panoramic views of mountains, forests, and the Vietnam-China border, along with opportunities to explore local architecture and traditional weaving.
• The tour is not suitable for children under 12, pregnant women, or individuals with back problems, and a valid driver’s license is required.
• The tour includes a live English-speaking guide, with a reserve now & pay later option and free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance.

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Tour Overview

This 3-day motorbike tour takes travelers from Ha Giang to Dong Van and Yen Minh, offering a unique opportunity to explore the stunning landscapes of northern Vietnam.

Priced at Kč 3,724 per person, the tour features free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance and a small group limited to 10 participants.

A live English-speaking guide will accompany the tour, and a reserve now & pay later option is available.

Travelers can expect scenic rides, culture, and comfortable accommodations during this adventure.

Itinerary

The tour begins on Day 1 with a scenic ride from Ha Giang to Yen Minh, covering a distance of 102km.

Along the way, riders will:

1. Visit the Bac Sum Pass for panoramic views of the surrounding mountains and forests.

2. Explore the Tam Son Gate of Heaven and Twins Hill viewpoints.

3. Visit a local family to observe the weaving of traditional clothing.

The day concludes with an overnight stay in Yen Minh, with an optional local dinner experience.

Day 1: Ha Giang – Yen Minh (102km)

The first day of the tour takes riders on a scenic 102km journey from Ha Giang to Yen Minh. Along the way, they’ll witness the beauty of the mountains, forests, and bamboo-lined roads. The highlight is a stop at the Bac Sum Pass, offering panoramic vistas. Next, they’ll explore the Tam Son Gate of Heaven and Twins Hill viewpoints. The tour also includes a visit to a local family’s home, where they can witness the traditional weaving of clothing. The day concludes with an overnight stay in Yen Minh, with an optional local dinner experience.

| Route | Distance |

| — | — |

| Ha Giang – Yen Minh | 102km |

| Bac Sum Pass | Panoramic Views |

| Tam Son Gate of Heaven | Viewpoint |

| Twins Hill | Viewpoint |

Day 2: Yen Minh – Dong Van (95km)

Riders depart their Yen Minh homestay for breakfast before heading out on the 95km journey to Dong Van.

The first stop is the 18th-century palace of the mountain king.

Next, they explore Lung Cu Flagpole, which offers panoramic views of the Vietnam-China border.

Finally, they visit Lo Lo Chai village, home to the Lo Lo ethnic minority, to experience their traditional way of life.

As the day winds down, riders explore Dong Van and its French-influenced architecture before settling in for the evening.

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Day 3: Dong Van – Ha Giang (131km)

As the final day of the adventure begins, riders depart Dong Van and embark on the 131km journey back to Ha Giang. The route focuses on the renowned Ma Pi Leng Pass, offering stunning vistas at an altitude of 2,000 meters. After a stop for lunch in Mau Due, the tour visits Du Gia village before concluding the motorbike adventure in Ha Giang. Riders can then arrange bus or limousine transfer back to Hanoi or Sapa.

| Route | Distance | Highlights | Duration |

| — | — | — | — |

| Dong Van to Ha Giang | 131km | Ma Pi Leng Pass, Du Gia Village | 4-5 hours |

Inclusions

This 3-day motorbike tour from Ninh Binh to Ha Giang includes sleeping bus transfers from Ninh Binh to Ha Giang and back to Hanoi or Sapa.

The tour also provides:

1. Motorbike rental, helmet, and gasoline.

2. A local guide and accommodation (dorm bed).

3. Meals as mentioned and tips for the guide and driver.

Participants will experience stunning scenery, visit historic sites, and enjoy the local culture during this adventurous journey through Northern Vietnam’s rugged landscapes.

Important Information

The meeting point for this tour is Dong Gung bus station, and participants can contact the organizers via email or WhatsApp.

This tour isn’t suitable for children under 12, pregnant women, or people with back problems. Riders must have a valid driver’s license and be comfortable operating a motorbike.

Travelers should bring warm clothing, a camera, snacks, sunscreen, water, rain gear, and comfortable attire. Smoking, alcohol, drugs, and littering are prohibited.

The tour requires being prepared for varying weather conditions and respecting local customs and traditions during village visits.

Safety and Cultural Respect

Travelers must be prepared for varying weather conditions during the motorbike tour. The mountains and valleys of Ha Giang can experience sudden changes in temperature and precipitation. Proper clothing and gear are essential to ensure comfort and safety.

Travelers must be prepared for sudden weather changes during the Ha Giang motorbike tour, with proper clothing and gear essential for comfort and safety.

Plus, participants are expected to:

1. Respect local customs and traditions during village visits. This includes being mindful of appropriate attire, behavior, and interactions with residents.

2. Refrain from smoking, consuming alcohol, or using drugs during the tour.

3. Properly dispose of any waste and avoid littering, demonstrating environmental responsibility.

Following these guidelines will help ensure a culturally respectful and enjoyable experience for all.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I Need to Have Any Prior Experience Riding a Motorbike?

Yes, you’ll need prior experience riding a motorbike. The tour requires a valid driver’s license and comfort with riding a motorbike. It’s not suitable for those without motorbike experience.

Can I Bring My Own Motorbike on the Tour?

No, you can’t bring your own motorbike on the tour. The tour includes rental of a motorbike, helmet, and gasoline. Using the provided motorbike is required for safety and to ensure a smooth experience for all participants.

How Much Spending Money Should I Budget for the Tour?

The suggested spending money is around $100-$150 per person for the 3-day tour. This covers any optional meals, snacks, and personal expenses not already included in the tour package price.

Will I Have Access to Medical Facilities During the Tour?

The tour itinerary does not mention access to medical facilities. It’s recommended to bring a basic first-aid kit and ensure travelers have appropriate travel insurance in case of emergencies. The guide can assist in locating nearby medical resources if needed.

Can I Extend My Stay in Dong Van or Yen Minh After the Tour?

Yes, you can extend your stay in Dong Van or Yen Minh after the tour. However, you’ll need to make your own accommodation and transportation arrangements separately from the tour package. Speak with the tour guide for recommendations on extending your trip.

The Sum Up

This 3-day motorbike tour from Ninh Binh to Ha Giang offers an immersive cultural experience through Vietnam’s breathtaking landscapes. Travelers can explore traditional villages, historical sites, and the stunning regions of Dong Van and Yen Minh. With an English-speaking guide and comfortable accommodations, it’s a great way to discover the local lifestyle while respecting cultural traditions.

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