Discover the best top things to do in Ha Giang Province, Vietnam including Dong Van Karst Plateau Geopark, Don Cao Fortress, Thon Tha Village, Ma Pi Leng Pass, Ma Pi Leng Pass, Ma Pi Leng Pass, Quan Ba Heaven Gate, Lung Khuy Cave, Lung Cu Flag Tower, Pao's House.
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Located in the northernmost part of Vietnam and covering an area of 2,345km2 of the entire four northern districts of Ha Giang Province (Quan Ba, Yen Minh, Dong Van and Meo Vac), the Dong Van UNESCO Global Geopark has been recognized as the first Global UNESCO Geopark of Vietnam since 2010.
Dong Van Rock Plateau (or Dong Van mountain plateau) is a rock plateau spread over four districts of Quan Ba, Yen Minh, Dong Van and Meo Vac of Ha Giang Province, Vietnam. On October 3, 2010, the profile "Dong Van Karst Plateau Geopark" was officially recognized by UNESCO's Global Geopark Network (GGN) Advisory Council as Global Geopark. . At the time, this was currently the only title in Vietnam and the second in Southeast Asia. The Dong Van rock plateau is located in the northernmost mountainous region of Vietnam, with an area of 2356.8 km² and an average elevation of about 1,400 - 1,600 m. The plateau has many limestone mountains close to the Tropic of Cancer, with a rather steep slope. The valleys, rivers and streams are very much divided. Cat king's palace viewed from above Many fossils of species were found to be 400 - 600 million years old. Dong Van Plateau is a rocky area of different ages from the Devonian to Permian period, surrounded by earth mountains. It rains from April to September, but lacks water in the dry season (from October to October. At present, Dong Van rock plateau area is home to about 250,000 people of 17 different ethnic minorities in Vietnam. Since April 2010, the Dong Van rock plateau profile has been submitted to UNESCO as a global geological park. This is also the first global geological park of Vietnam.
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Join the adventure through Hagiang to experience an unparalleled opportunity to discover a hidden corner of Vietnam. Beginning with a drive through spectacular sceneries and visiting markets of mountain tribes, villages and historic sites, you will enjoy and experience the region's unique culture.Ha Giang Responsible Tourism brings a better life, a brighter future to the local community in Thon Tha, Phuong Do, Ha Giang. Getting involved into our activities, which means we contributed a lot in the local strategy of reduction poverty and cultural conservation of Tay ethnic minority people in Ha Giang. To carry out this project, we specially respect and follow Responsible Tourism policies and guidelines. To be a Responsible Tourist with culture, society and environment, we encourage everyone should follow the Responsible Tourism guidelines in order to reach a goal of sustainable development.Services of homestays, handicraft working, herbal bath, cycling tour, trekking tour, farming works or motorbike tour are always available here.
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Our second day during the Ha Giang loop was this amazing Ma Pi Leng pass, one of the most dangerous and beautiful pass of Vietnam, 3 nights and 4 days for the Loop was pretty good for us, just choose a good motorbike and let’s go ☺️
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A ride from Đồng Văn to Meo Vạc on the northern rim of Hà Giang province offers the most wonderful view of an exotic karst landscape of steep limestone mountains. About halfway between the towns is the all but obligatory stop at Mã Pì Lèng, a Hmông village on a rocky slope with an amazing view of jagged, rocky peaks and a steep canyon with a narrow river running through it. There are other stunning viewpoints along the route, but this one is the best. There are a few drink stalls next to the handcraft shop on the road and a back door of the shop leads to a path a little downhill to another viewing pavilion. Sprawling on the slope, the village houses and gardens lie interspersed with dark boulders in the ground. It is typical of Hmông settlements, for they were late arrivals in Vietnam and, all the good farming land already occupied, were forced to make a living in the less favorable environments of the mountains. That they succeeded is their achievement.
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Really best view up here. If you go to Vietnam, this one is the place you have to go. Do for the loop for couple days and really amazing all long way.
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What a gorgeous scooter ride from Ha Giang to see this amazing spot. It’s about 45 km from Ha Giang and well worth the trip.
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Do try to fit this in your trip. This is not just another cave it is really spectacular and offers a fantastic long tour inside even goes down through a very narrow passage to a water pool. Probably the most impressive cave we have ever seen.
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Awesome view from the top of the monument. You can see China from there. Many steps to reach the top, but it is worth. ($25.000 vnd per person)
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