A FEW THINGS TO KNOW BEFORE EXPLORING HA GIANG LOOP WITH US, BELOW ARE SOME DETAILED AND SIMPLE INSTRUCTIONS:

How much stuff can we bring on the bike?

On tour you should bring small backpack can put enough stuff for “2,3,4” days on the loop only, if you have big luggage or things you don’t need to use on the tour you can store at our office in Ha Giang city during the tour.

What to bring with us on the tour?

• Personal cloths
• Suncream
• Mosquito spray
• Swimsuit
• Passport
• Light sweater
• Closed shoes

How is the pick up bus from Hanoi ?

Pickup bus from Ha Noi will be with VIP Cabin bus with private room.

Where is the pick up point ?

Pick up point (06 Hang Muoi, Hoan Kiem, Hanoi) at 7:30pm everynight.

How is the bus from Ha Giang to Ha Noi ? 

The bus from Ha Giang to Ha Noi will be with limosine Van 9- 16 seats. Bus will pick up at our hostel Ha Giang Road Trip Hostel & Tour when the tour finish

What time arrive in Ha Noi ?

The Limousine will pickup at 4pm from Ha Giang and will arrive in Ha noi old quarter at 10:30-11pm

Limosine Van

I want to ride a motorbike myself to experience it, are there any conditions required?

For who want to drive yourselves, you are required to have an international motorbike license to operate motorbikes over 50cc (under 50cc/without a driver’s license, traffic police fine of 1.5 million or more)

How many days should I plan my trip?

This is almost a difficult question to answer. On Ha Giang Road Trip, people usually go for four days, enough to explore small roads, village life, walk and sightsee at their own discretion.

How do I pay for tour?

We accept cash (Vietnamese Dong, American and Euros)/Visa/MasterCard payment.

As with all card transactions in Vietnam there is a 3% bank charge when you use card payment.

How about the quality of hotel and food on a tour? 

When travelling the countryside and northern mountains of Vietnam you are not likely to find much Western cuisine, but there will be no lack of various restaurants. And, if being a vegetarian it is normally not a major problem although you may have a bit of explanation to do.

When in remote areas, quality and availability of food may vary. If you are concerned about food safety you may stock some snacks and pre-packaged/processed food when passing a town.

Accommodation should not be a problem. Everything are generally cheap, clean and well-equipped. In many places the only option might be to stay at an ethnic minority Homestay. While for some this might be to step out of one’s comfort zone it is a great way to meet local people and get an insight into daily life. Yes, basic and not always with private rooms most homestay would have hot/cold showers, flush toilets and of course high-speed Wi-Fi. More so, they would offer great home-cooked food and generous hospitality.

HERE ARE SOME DETAILED AND SIMPLE INSTRUCTIONS TO HELP YOU ANSWER SOME QUESTIONS BEFORE YOUR TRIP, YOU CAN FIND MORE INFORMATION IN OUR BLOG FOR MORE SHARING FROM LOCAL GUIDES