3 Days All Inclusive Strawberry Ha Giang Small Group Tour

Experience the Best of Ha Giang in Three Days

Imagine winding mountain passes, terraced fields stretching into the horizon, and welcoming hill tribe villages that have remained untouched by time. This 3 Days All Inclusive Strawberry Ha Giang Small Group Tour offers a comprehensive journey through one of Vietnam’s most spectacular regions. For $170 per person, you get around three days of guided exploration, including visits to iconic spots like Yen Minh, Dong Van, and the Ma Pi Leng Pass, with all transportation, meals, and entrance fees included.

What we love most is the detailed itinerary that balances natural beauty with culture. You’ll find yourself exploring majestic mountain roads, discovering local crafts, and taking in panoramic vistas that make every photo worth a thousand words. Also, the small group size (max 10 travelers) ensures a more intimate experience and personalized attention — a real plus when navigating such rugged terrain.

A possible consideration is the pace of the tour, which is quite packed with stops. For those who prefer a relaxed, leisurely pace, some days involve back-to-back sights and long hours on the road. But if you’re eager to see as much as possible in a short time and love adventure, this is an excellent choice.

This tour suits travelers who crave authentic landscapes, local culture, and shared adventure. Whether you’re a solo explorer, a couple, or a small group of friends, you’ll appreciate the knowledgeable guides, the delicious food, and the chance to witness Vietnam’s northernmost beauty firsthand.

Key Points

• Unparalleled scenery: Mountain passes, terraced fields, and breathtaking viewpoints.
• Cultural encounters: Visits to traditional villages and historic sites.
• Comprehensive itinerary: All-inclusive with entrance fees, meals, and expert guides.
• Authentic experience: Small group size enhances personal attention.
• Adventure and comfort: Motorbike or scooter rides with professional guides.
• Value for money: A well-rounded trip at a reasonable price.

A Detailed Look at the Ha Giang Tour

Starting with the Highlights: Day 1

Your journey begins early with a pickup around 8:00 am, setting the stage for an immersive adventure. The first stop, èo Bc Sum, is a big draw for lovers of rugged landscapes. Known for its pristine beauty and challenging winding roads, this spot offers a taste of the highlands’ raw beauty. Since it’s a free admission stop, it’s perfect for a quick photo or a moment to breathe in the mountain air.

Next, you’ll head to Quan Ba Heaven Gate, arguably the most iconic viewpoint. As the road snakes along the mountain edge, you’ll peer down into a patchwork of terraced rice paddies, small houses, and lush greenery. The sheer cliffs and clouds create what many describe as a “paradise” perched above the clouds. This spot provides not only stunning photos but also a sense of scale—reminding us of nature’s grandeur.

From there, visits to Núi ôi Cô Tiên’s twin mountains and Lung Khuy Cave deepen your appreciation for natural wonders. Lung Khuy Cave, discovered only in 2015, features stalactites and stalagmites that create a mesmerizing underground world. The cave tour takes about 2 hours, with an included entrance fee, making it an accessible yet spectacular exploration.

Continuing to Lùng Tám, you’ll experience traditional linen weaving with the Hmong people. Visitors rave about witnessing artisans at work, growing flax, and weaving fabric—an authentic look into local craft that has been preserved for generations. Afterward, a visit to Can Ty showcases geological marvels like fault cliffs and ironwood forests, offering more natural beauty along the route.

The day concludes in Yen Minh town, where you’ll stay with a local family. This arrangement promises not just comfortable lodging but also a chance to sample local specialties and get a glimpse into rural life. As several reviews note, the warm hospitality and delicious food make this part of the trip resonate deeply.

Day 2: Traversing Dong Van and Beyond

Day two ramps up the adventure with visits to Dong Van, famous for the legendary and challenging Tham Ma Slope—a narrow, winding road that tests even experienced drivers. The journey here offers spectacular mountain scenery and a real sense of venturing into remote Vietnam.

The infamous Chín Khoanh ramp, also called the Nine Turns Slope, is described as a test of courage, with sharp curves that make for an adrenaline rush. It’s not just a thrill but a chance to see how the landscape bends and folds into spectacular forms.

A highlight is the Dinh Vua Meo, a striking mansion built by a wealthy family in the early 20th century. Tourists appreciate the fascinating history and the feng shui-influenced design, feeling transported back in time. Following that, the Lung Cu Flag Tower stands as a symbol of Vietnamese sovereignty, offering sweeping views of mountains and borders.

The day wraps up in Lô Lô Chi village, where you’ll encounter a unique culture and the chance to stay in homestays. Visitors have mentioned the beautiful scenery and friendly locals, making it a peaceful yet culturally enriching stop.

Day 3: The Iconic Mountain Passes and the River

The final day is packed with spectacular mountain roads and breathtaking viewpoints. Starting at the Sky Walk (“Death Cliff”) near Meo Vac, you’ll get a thrilling perspective of the rugged mountains below. The Ma Pi Leng Pass is often called the most dramatic in Vietnam, winding along cliffs with a deep gorge below. The views of the Nho Que River cutting through the landscape are unforgettable.

A boat trip along the Nho Que River offers a different way to appreciate the scenery—emerald waters flowing through deep gorges, perfect for photos. The M-shaped turn viewpoint provides a final touch of adventure and perfect photo ops.

On the way back to Ha Giang city, you’ll pass through Thai An, a scenic area with mountains, rivers, and waterfalls—a fitting finale to a journey full of natural beauty. The trip ends back at Strawberry House, where you can relax and reflect on your adventure.

Authenticity and Value

This tour’s strength lies in its careful balance of natural beauty, cultural insights, and comfort. The inclusion of entrance fees, meals, and expert guides means you’re paying for a well-organized experience that doesn’t skimp on authenticity or scenery. The small group size amplifies the feeling of camaraderie and allows for more personalized interactions—something many reviews highlight positively.

Travelers consistently mention the knowledge and enthusiasm of the guides, who seem genuinely invested in sharing their homeland. The delicious local dishes serve as both fuel and culture, with many noting the tasty, hearty meals as a highlight.

While the pace can be demanding—given the number of stops and long hours on the road—it’s perfect for those eager to see Ha Giang’s most breathtaking sights in a short time. The price point is reasonable considering the scope of the experience, especially since all entrance fees and most meals are included.

Who Should Consider This Tour?

This trip is ideal for adventurous travelers looking to explore Vietnam’s northernmost landscapes without the hassle of planning multiple logistics. It suits those who appreciate authentic cultural encounters, stunning vistas, and local cuisine. If you’re comfortable with small group tours and active sightseeing, you’ll find this experience both fulfilling and inspiring.

Travelers who want a rundown in just three days will value the detailed itinerary that hits all the major highlights. It’s also a fantastic choice for first-timers to Ha Giang who want a guided, safe, and enriching experience.

FAQs

Does the tour include transportation?
Yes, transportation is included, with options for Easy Rider or motorbike rides, as well as a guide who helps navigate the mountain roads.

What’s the group size?
The tour is designed for a small group, with a maximum of 10 travelers, which allows for more personal attention and better interactions.

Are meals provided?
Yes, the tour includes two dinners, three breakfasts, and three lunches featuring local specialties, giving you a taste of authentic Ha Giang cuisine.

Are entrance fees included?
Most entrance fees are included, such as for Lung Khuy Cave, the mansion of King Meo, Lung Cu Flag Tower, and Nho Que River.

Can I cancel if my plans change?
Yes, free cancellation is available up to 24 hours before the tour starts, allowing flexibility if your plans shift.

Is this tour suitable for solo travelers?
Absolutely. With a small group and guided experience, solo travelers often find it welcoming and easy to join.

What’s the best way to prepare?
Bring comfortable clothes, sturdy shoes, and a camera. Be ready for some long days, mountain driving, and plenty of photo opportunities.

How physically demanding is the tour?
While most stops are accessible, the tour involves some mountain roads and walking, so a good level of fitness helps you enjoy everything fully.

Final Thoughts

If you’re after a deep dive into Vietnam’s rugged northern landscapes and traditional cultures without the hassle of organizing every detail yourself, this 3-day all-inclusive tour offers excellent value. The carefully curated stops, passionate guides, and stunning scenery make it a memorable trip.

It’s especially suited for those who enjoy adventure, natural beauty, and authentic local experiences. The combination of spectacular mountain roads, cultural insights, and delicious food creates a well-rounded journey that you’ll talk about long after you’ve returned home.

While the itinerary is packed, it offers an authentic taste of Ha Giang’s unspoiled charm—a true highlight for any traveler seeking Vietnam’s off-the-beaten-path beauty and a memorable adventure in the mountains.