The journey begins in the evening as you leave the noise of Hanoi behind. From the Old Quarter, an overnight sleeper bus or VIP cabin brings you north toward the mountains. Around 3 a.m., you arrive in Ha Giang City, where a quiet early check-in at QT Guest House allows time to rest before the road ahead. Outside, the mountains wait – still and dark, like they’re breathing.

• After breakfast, your Ha Giang Loop Jeep Tour 3D2N begins. The open-air Jeep climbs the Pac Sum Pass, winding into the Dong Van Karst Plateau Geopark. At Quan Ba Heaven’s Gate, the valley opens wide – the Twin Fairy Peaks resting below soft clouds.
• You pass through Nam Dam, a quiet Tay ethnic village, then over Tham Ma Pass, where the road folds like silk across the mountainsides. A stop in Sung La Valley, known from The Story of Pao, offers a glimpse of daily life untouched by hurry. The day ends in Dong Van Old Quarter, where stone houses glow in the evening light. Dinner with local dishes, and a warm rest for the night.

• Morning begins with the sound of engines and mountain air. The Jeep follows the legendary Ma Pi Leng Pass, one of Vietnam’s most beautiful mountain roads. Below lies the Nho Que River, carving its turquoise path through the deep Tu San Canyon.
• If your journey meets the Meo Vac market day, you’ll see ethnic communities gathering from distant valleys – colors, voices, and life blending together. Lunch is served in town before the route continues south through quiet backroads toward Du Gia Village.
• In Du Gia, time slows again. The road softens into rice terraces and small homes. You may walk to a nearby waterfall or simply sit with your host family over dinner. The night here is silent except for the sound of crickets and the soft wind through bamboo.

🌿 Day 3: Du Gia – Lung Tam Village – Ha Giang – Hanoi (Breakfast, Lunch)

• After breakfast, the final stretch begins. The Jeep drives through Lung Tam Village, where Hmong women weave linen by hand, keeping a tradition centuries old. The Pac Sum Pass greets you one last time before returning to Ha Giang City for lunch.
• In the afternoon, you rest briefly at the QT office, the same place the journey began. Later, a limousine or sleeper bus takes you back to Hanoi Old Quarter, arriving by late evening. The mountains fade into the dark behind you, but the calm they leave will stay longer than the miles.