May , 2020
Hà Giang | Vietnam
Hà Giang province is located in the far north region of Vietnam, bordering with China. The province is home to some of the most breathtaking landscapes that Vietnam has to offer and to some ethnical minorities groups including the Hmong, the Tay and the Dao. It is common to explore Hà Giang doing a motorbike loop around the province. The usual road takes around 380km and lasts at least 4 days.
The Road to Nặm Đăm
A 45km road between Hà Giang City and Nặm Đăm, a small and untouched village with cultural ethnic features of Dao people. This road represents the first part of the loop and goes through Quản Bạ Heaven Gate (located at 1500m above sea level) and Bắc Sum Pass and the Thẩm Mã Viewpoint.
Mã Pí Lèng (The Sky Path)
The Ma Pi Leng is a mountain complex located between the territories of Pai Lung and Pa Vi communes. It is home to the famous Sky Path, a road between the mountains which can be explored by motorbike or hiking. It is located at the altitude of 1,500m and it offers some wild landscape views.
Du Già
Du Già is a small and pretty undiscovered village in Hà Giang. It is surrounded by mountains, rice paddies and a few waterfalls.
People from Hà Giang
Hà Giang is a very diverse province, with several ethnic minorities groups living within the area. At least 16 different ethnic groups live in the region, each of them differing in their clothing, crafts and skills. The biggest ethnic group in the province is the Hmong, followed by the Tao and Dao.
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