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Hà Giang captivates every traveler with its raw, majestic beauty—lush, overlapping mountains, and winding passes. When in Hà Giang, don't miss out on these top 12 destinations.
Discover the allure of Hà Giang through these essential check-in spots
Zero Kilometer Marker
While in Hà Giang, make sure to visit the Zero Kilometer Marker on National Highway 2. It marks the starting point of your Hà Giang exploration, attracting numerous travelers for that perfect check-in moment.
Dong Van Karst Plateau
The Dong Van Karst Plateau stands out as a must-check-in destination in Hà Giang. Spanning across four districts of the Hà Giang province, this region is renowned for its unique limestone formations, sculpted by the natural environmental conditions, exuding a pristine beauty. A visit here allows you to experience the indescribable beauty of Hà Giang's mountainous nature.
Heaven's Gate Quan Ba
Often likened to the border between heaven and earth in the northern region of the homeland - Hà Giang, Heaven's Gate Quan Ba serves as the first and most significant gateway to Dong Van. The road leading to Heaven's Gate Quan Ba is quite challenging, with most of it being a mountain-hugging pass, one side adorned with rock faces, and the other side plunging into a deep abyss, requiring utmost caution.
Tham Ma Slope
Tham Ma Slope is a winding mountain pass along National Highway 4C from Hà Giang to Meo Vac district. This route is familiar to those who love exploration and conquering the frontier land of the homeland. Legend has it that Tham Ma Slope was used to test the strength of horses. Another legend suggests that couples who conquer Tham Ma Slope will have enduring and blissful love.
Pao's House
Nestled within the cultural tourism village of Lũng Cẩm, amidst the grandeur of nature, Pao's House, renowned from the film 'Pao's Story,' serves as a captivating stop for many travelers. The entrance gate, crafted from wood, stone columns, and walls, features tiled roofs that gracefully conceal the traces of time. Right behind Pao's House gate stands a forest peach tree, creating a serene atmosphere. Especially during the Tet festival, blossoming flowers turn this place into a picturesque scene.
Vuong Family Mansion
Perched atop a small hill, the entrance to Vuong Family Mansion is lined with ancient samu trees, standing tall and straight. The mansion boasts a unique architectural blend influenced by three styles: Chinese, H'Mong ethnic, and French. Recognized as a National Monument in 1993, the Vuong family decided to dedicate the mansion to the state for preservation in 2004. Now, it has become an attraction in Hà Giang drawing many tourists.
Lung Cu Flagpole
Situated in Lũng Cú commune, Đồng Văn district, Hà Giang province, the Lung Cu Flagpole is the national flagpole positioned at an altitude of 1,470 meters above sea level with a rich history. The Lung Cu Flagpole is a destination in Hà Giang carrying sacred historical significance. It is considered the first stroke on the 'S' shaped map. From here, you can admire the majestic panorama of nature, mountains, and rivers.
Mã Pì Lèng Pass
Mã Pì Lèng Pass is the connecting road between Dong Van and Meo Vac districts. It's the most scenic route for adventurous travelers exploring Hà Giang. To chase clouds or admire the winding Nho Que River, expansive mountains on the northern border, travel by motorcycle. From a high vantage point, you'll feel the majestic, vast beauty of our homeland.
Tu San Gorge
Tu San Gorge is hailed as the deepest gorge in Southeast Asia, with towering rock walls reaching 800m, spanning 1.7km in length, and nearly 1km in depth—a unique wonder of the Dong Van Karst Plateau. This gorge is a product of miraculous geological processes millions of years ago, when this place was submerged in a vast ocean. From Tu San Gorge, you'll witness the serene flow of the Nho Que River. If you visit Hà Giang in February or March, both banks of the Nho Que River will be adorned with red rice flowers, alongside the emerald hue of the water and the muted red earth, creating a stunning mountainous landscape.
Dong Van Bar Coffee
When visiting Mã Pì Lèng Pass, don't miss Dong Van Bar Coffee. Here, you can enjoy coffee amidst the sea of clouds, overlooking the entire landscape of the Dong Van Karst Plateau, or immerse yourself in the mesmerizing beauty of the Nho Que River. It's a captivating experience with the highland's enchanting nature.
Dong Van Ancient Town
Dong Van Ancient Quarter is situated in the heart of Dong Van Town. Perched on the rocky plateau at an elevation of 1000 – 1600m, 40 closely arranged houses beneath the rocky mountains lend an extra touch of surrealism to the ancient quarter. Visiting Dong Van Ancient Quarter, you'll marvel at neatly hung lanterns, relishing the distinctive sounds of horns and local music echoing through the karst plateau. What's even more special are the weekend night markets, adding a unique charm to Dong Van Ancient Quarter.
Yen Minh Pine Forest
Stepping into Yen Minh Pine Forest, you'll feel the cool, crisp air, with layers of mist shrouding the entire pine forest. This place is often likened to the Dalat of the North. Entering Yen Minh Pine Forest, travelers seem to be detached from the hustle and bustle of the city.
Source: Mytour
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Reference: Travel Guide from Mytour
TravelHub.comFebruary 21, 2020
