7 Days Vietnam Northeast Loop

Along the trek to Lung Vai, you’ll get to take in the beauty of the terraced rice paddies, majestic mountains and serene palm-tree forests. You’ll also run people many different ethnic groups along the way, such as Man and Dao, who are generally more than happy to stop and interact with travelers for a short while.

Encounter farmers working in the fields, with an opportunity to join their activities if desired.

The special art created to this land by Mother of Nature. Between mountains & rice terraces are two twin mountain forms likening as two breasts of a fairy narrated by locals in this interesting fairy tale.

Our trek ends at Ban Tha Village where our driver will pick you up and drive you to Nam Dam - a Hmong Village for overnight.

Located at 1025m above sea level inhabited by H’mong and Tay ethinc groups, Dong Van Plateau is one of Viet Nam's special limestone areas, housing prominent imprints that depict the development of the earth’s crust.

Also known as Dinh Vua Meo, it is a grand construction built in the late 19th century with distinctive architecture that combines many cultures and mysterious stories concerning. The ancient mansion is related to the life and career of Hmong father and his son named Vuong Chinh Duc and Vuong Chi Sinh (or Vuong Chi Thanh) accordingly. Mr. Vuong Chinh Duc (1886 - 1962) was the head of the mountainous feudal regime of the Hmong ethnic group, so he was also known by the powerful name: Hmong King. 

Visit the Lo Lo minority village to learn about their culture and way of life. 

From Lo Lo, trek to Flag Tower on the top of Lung Cu mountain about 1km, and view the ancient valley the top. a distance, Lung Cu is a spectacular sight, with the view dominated by giant boulders and the national flag flying above Dragon Mountain, all set to the backdrop of magnificent forests

Dong Van Market in Ha Giang is a captivating cultural gem nestled amidst the incredibly stunning landscapes of Northern Vietnam. Explore the vibrant market where ethnic minorities gather to trade goods, bserve locals in traditional attire and sample fresh Pho.

A small town of the Black H'mong Minority located close to the Chinese border north of the Province de Ha Giang, at the bottom of the Ma Pi Leng pass, rightly famous as the most beautiful road in Vietnam.

Considered the largest in Southeast Asia and also known as the 4th largest water on the border line in the world. You can admire the majestic natural landscape with huge blocks of water from a height of 30m tossing white foam.

A natural wonder nestled in Gun Village of Cao Bang Province which lies near the Vietnam-China border. This province is known for its stunning natural beauty, with lush mountains, picturesque valleys, and enchanting waterfalls. 

Ba Be National Park is blessed with beautiful natural scenery as well as many species inhabiting the untouched landscapes, and this attraction puts the best of that on display for travelers to have a closer look.

Taking a boat trip to explore Ba Be Lake where you can immerse in the tranquil ambiance while cruising around the emerald water.

With its karst topography and poetic peaks, Bac Kan province offers travelers majestic landscapes and exciting discoveries. One of them is Hua Ma Cave, a hidden gem of impressive stalactites and mysterious legends.