7 Days Adventure Of Northeast Vietnam

Have a great breakfast with traditional cuisine in homestay , enjoy great local tea or coffee with stunning view from your homestay.

Continue your trip to Ba  Ba lake to Visit :Pac Ngoi village – Mo, Qua village – Pac Ngoi

09h00: Trekking to Mo, Lom village of Tay people in the mountain with the local tour guide 12h30: Stop at the Qua village of Tay people for the lunch. 14h00: Follow the another road to Chay village to come back to homestay. 16h00: If time permits, we can stop at Na Phoong Cave (1km from main road) and enjoy bamboo rafting 19h00: Have dinner and stay overnight at the same homestay

7.30 Continue to go to Cao Bang.

12.30 We’ll enjoy lunch in Quang Uyen.

14.00 Visit to the Ban Gioc Waterfall, the 4th largest waterfall along a national border.

15.00 Visit to the Nguom Ngao Cave (Tiger cave).

16.00 We return to Cao Bang where we overnight

After breakfast we head for Bao Lac but we will make a stop visit a local market, used by Red Dzao and Tay people from the area.

We enjoy lunch at the market of Bao Lac, a great way to experience local life. The market in Bao Lac is mostly used by Black Lo Lo and San Chi people.

We continue our way to Meo Vac to visit a village inhabited by flower Lo Lo people. We’ll overnight in Meo Vac.

After breakfast we will visit one of the most significant markets of this area, the Lung Phin market. It is the busiest and most traditional market of the Ha Giang province and only runs on the days of the Monkey and Tiger, according to the Lunar calendar.

We return to Meo Vac from where we continue to explore the Karst Plateau Geo Park with the fabulous Nho Que River winding through the landscape and the most dangerous mountain pass Ma Pi Leng. You have probably not seen anything like it, a truly lifetime memory!

We’ll enjoy lunch in Dong Van town from where we will visit the Old Quarter and the office of the Hmong King.

Next stop will be the Flag Pole in Lung Cu, right at the border with China. It is about 24km from the center of Dong Van district and a tourist destination that is meaningful for domestic visitors. Lung Cu mount is liken as “a high forehead of the motherland” where marks the extreme North of our country. From its top, visitors can see the whole of beautiful and spectacular landscape.

We make our way towards Dong Van for overnight at the hotel.

After breakfast at our homestay we bid farewell to the family and make our way towards the Vuong’s Villa, to learn about the life of the Hmong people and King Vuong Chi Sinh.

We visit Lung Cam, a traditional local village and a sewing handicraft village, run by Hmong people.

We make a stop at Quan Ba to visit the amazing Fairy Bosom – the symbol of Quan Ba tourism before making our way to Ha Giang for check in and dinner at the resort.