TVPalm Ecolodge- Bác Sum- Quan Ba- Yên Minh- H’mong King Palace- Lung Cu- Dong Van

Quan Ba Heaven Gate - 9:00 AM: Begin the journey from TVPalm Ecolodge towards Bac Sum Slope.

Heaven’s Gate in Quan Ba is situated at an elevation of 1,500 meters above sea level, located 46 kilometers north of Ha Giang city and approximately 3 kilometers from Tam Son town. It serves as the initial gateway for those embarking on the adventure to conquer the Dong Van stone plateau. This is likely why travelers heading to Ha Giang often include this picturesque spot in their itinerary.

Referred to as a gateway to the heavens, Heaven’s Gate in Quan Ba holds historical significance related to migration and is sacred to the H’mong community. With its elevation surpassing 1,000 meters, this area enjoys a pleasant climate year-round. The natural beauty here is both stunning and captivating. It’s an ideal spot to pause, enjoy the breathtaking views, savor a cup of coffee, and capture beautiful moments with your travel companion.

Yen Minh - This peaceful little town is an ideal stop for guests to enjoy lunch before continuing to their afternoon destinations.

Dong Van Karst Plateau Geopark - Dong Van is a renowned destination for travelers worldwide. The Dong Van Stone Plateau, recognized as a Global Geopark, is a must-visit on any journey to explore northeastern Vietnam. Visitors will have the chance to ride along with our drivers for an entire afternoon, exploring this fascinating region that features highlights such as the Tham Ma Pass—historically used by the H’mong people to test their horses’ endurance—and the winding 9-turn pass, which presents a true challenge for any driver.
Pao’s House, a famous filming location that captures the struggles and resilience of the local H’mong community, showcasing their rich cultural heritage and epic lifestyle.
H’mong King’s Palace, guests can step back into a poignant yet heroic past of those who lived on rocky terrain and faced harsh conditions. This community relied heavily on opium cultivation, supplying it to other regions while also engaging in trade with the French in earlier times.

Pao’s House - Embarking on a journey through the stunning Dong Van Stone Plateau involves navigating the winding roads characteristic of Ha Giang, including the Tham Ma Pass and the Chín Khoanh Pass. Each stop along the way offers breathtaking views that are sure to amaze you. The vibrant outfits worn by H’mong women will captivate your heart.
The filming location for a well-known movie in Vietnam during the 2000s portrays the life of the H’Mong people in the mountainous region of Ha Giang, highlighting the harsh realities they face, particularly the struggles of women.
Pao, a young H’Mong girl, embarks on a journey to find her mother Sim after her mother Kía tragically takes her own life. This quest leads to a series of significant events. Through Pao’s reflections presented in the film, viewers gradually uncover the intricate secrets of love and the interpersonal relationships that exist among people in the remote forests of Northwest Vietnam.

Dinh Vua Meo - The H’mong King’s mansion in Dong Van stands as a testament to a rich history filled with both heroic moments and significant challenges. This place reflects the lives of resilient individuals who found themselves caught in the tumultuous currents of history. The H’mong people are known for their bravery, yet they also embody a wild spirit, adhering solely to their own customs rather than any external laws. Historically, they cultivated opium poppies and engaged in trade with the French, exchanging goods for weapons. They established their own kingdom, complete with a king, creating a realm that was deemed inviolable.
Today, descendants of these H’mong kings continue to reside in Dong Van. While the past is now behind them, they have embraced their identity as citizens of Vietnam.

Lung Cu Flag Tower - The sacred land at the northernmost point of Vietnam holds great significance for the nation. It marks the clear boundary between Vietnam and China, and it has witnessed countless generations of our ancestors who have tirelessly worked and fought to protect every inch of this territory. They stood resolutely, armed and ready to defend the sacred sovereignty of our homeland. Visiting this place at least once is essential, as it embodies a sense of reverence in the hearts of all Vietnamese people.

Dong Van - The ancient town of Dong Van evokes memories of a prosperous past when it served as a bustling trade center for the H’mong people and neighboring ethnic groups. Today, its charming antiquity is showcased through moss-covered streets and winding pathways, captivating visitors from around the globe. As night falls, the area is illuminated by soft glimmers of light that dance across the enchanting highlands. The distinctive rooftops, influenced by various northern architectural styles, are nestled within a narrow valley perched on steep mountainsides. These features are emblematic of this unique region.
We will be spending the night in this serene little town.

Dong Van- Ma Pi Leng Pass- Nho Que River- Meo Vac- M Road- Mau Due- Du Gia

Ma Pi Leng Pass - The Ma Pi Leng Pass is no longer an unfamiliar destination! It has gained international fame as a must-visit spot for travel enthusiasts.

Located along the Happiness Road, which traverses the mountainous districts of Ha Giang, Ma Pi Leng has become a living legend. It stands as a testament to the bravery and resilience of those who dare to conquer nature.

With its rugged terrain and an elevation soaring over 1,000 meters above sea level, the winding rocky paths, the gateway to the sky, perilous cliffs, and deep ravines all contribute to the allure of Ma Pi Leng. Every description that highlights its beauty is truly warranted.

For those riding through this breathtaking landscape, take your time and soak in the views—it’s an experience that may come only once in a lifetime.

Nho Que River - The jade river of the Ha Giang stone plateau, with its deep blue waters winding through steep mountain ranges and towering cliffs, serves as a vital source of life for the Dong Van stone plateau. However, words alone cannot fully capture the beauty of this river.
Originating in China, this river flows into Vietnam, entering through the territory of Dong Van district. It sustains the H’mong people in Ha Giang and provides water for hydropower plants that illuminate the highlands, bringing light to a region that has experienced centuries of darkness. Today, Nho Que has become a must-visit destination for travelers, who can appreciate its stunning beauty from various viewpoints. No matter where you stand, the magnificence of this river is truly captivating.

Meo Vac - Nestled within the rocky highlands, this town is a historical site closely associated with the H’mong community in Ha Giang. If you visit on a Sunday, you’ll have the opportunity to experience the lively local market. The sight of young women adorned in vibrant, colorful attire will captivate you, making it hard to leave. Their shy demeanor, coupled with radiant smiles and positive energy, creates an inviting atmosphere. At the market, you’ll find various animals that are part of daily life being traded. The bustling food stalls, accompanied by the enticing aroma of corn wine, will draw you in and encourage you to explore further.

Du Gia - As you continue your journey to Du Già, you’ll pause for lunch at a local restaurant. Afterward, we will navigate the scenic winding road shaped like an M. The landscape here is adorned with impressive rock formations, and the daily lives of the local residents differ significantly from what we might typically envision.
Du Già is a tranquil village nestled among towering mountains, offering breathtaking views from above. The chance to immerse yourself in the refreshing stream will truly allow you to relax and enjoy a moment of tranquility.

Du Già- Mau Duệ- Thai An- Thương Road- TVPalm Ecolodge - Ha Giang- Hà Nội

TVPalm Ecolodge - Mậu Duệ boasts stunning scenery, with nature resembling a vast watercolor painting that envelops the small human presence within it. This truly feels like a gift for all of us. One can’t help but exclaim: It’s breathtaking! Absolutely magnificent!
We continue our journey to Thai An, where the picturesque scenery by the stream will captivate you. Take a break for lunch and enjoy a meal in this beautiful setting. After lunch, we will head back to TVPalm, where you can unwind by the refreshing pool and soak in the clear atmosphere as you reminisce about your exciting exploration of Ha Giang—an experience that is both enriching and unforgettable. Dinner will be served at TVPalm Ecolodge before a vehicle takes you to the bus station for your return to Hanoi or other destinations.

• Breakfast
• Lunch
• Dinner

• Gratuities
• Personal needs such as souvenirs and other individual expenses are not included in the program.

TVpalm is committed to supporting tree planting projects that aim to restore local forests and improve tourism skills within the community.
They offer metal water bottles, which are not only a sustainable choice but also serve as memorable souvenirs. Their mission is to promote environmental protection to a broader audience.
Their high-quality motorcycles are operated by skilled riders, ensuring passengers have a comfortable experience.
Family-friendly options are available.
They organize small group tours for up to 8 people.
There is flexibility to customize itineraries according to personal preferences.
Comfortable transportation is easily accessible from Hanoi.
Engage with local residents, immerse in their unique culture, and experience the daily life of Vietnamese people authentically.
Gain fascinating insights into Vietnam’s history that are rarely shared elsewhere.

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