From Ha Noi to Ha Giang Loop Tour 3D/2N with Strawberry

If you’re craving an authentic adventure through northern Vietnam’s breathtaking mountain scenery, this 3-day/2-night Easy Rider motorcycle tour with Strawberry might just be your ticket. For $184 per person, you’ll spend four days exploring highlights like the Nho Que River, the Ma Pi Leng Slope, and traditional villages, all guided by a friendly English-speaking guide and a local driver. Starting from Ha Noi or Ha Giang, the tour is designed for those who love scenic vistas, cultural authenticity, and a small-group vibe.

We particularly appreciate the new motorbikes—they add a layer of comfort and reliability—and the intimate group size, which makes the experience feel more personal. The staying in a Strawberry House each night provides a cozy base with breakfast included, helping you relax after long days of riding and sightseeing.

A possible consideration is that the tour involves a fair amount of physical activity over several days. Riders should be comfortable on a motorcycle and prepared for varying weather conditions. It’s best suited for travelers who enjoy open-air adventures and are okay with some early mornings and long scenic drives.

This tour is perfect for those wanting an immersive, scenic, and culturally rich experience, especially if you’re comfortable on a motorcycle and eager to see some of Vietnam’s most stunning mountain landscapes up close.

• Stunning views of mountain passes, rivers, and waterfalls.
• Small group experience fosters a more personal journey.
• Comfortable new motorbikes ensure a smoother ride.
• Authentic local touches like staying in a Strawberry House.
• Ideal for active travelers comfortable with motorcycle travel.
• Includes many scenic stops—perfect for photography and relaxing.

Starting Point and First Impressions

Our journey begins at the Strawberry House in Ha Giang, which functions as more than just a meeting point. It offers a range of services including a restaurant, massage, and ticketing, making it convenient for travelers arriving early or needing to settle in. The staff is welcoming, setting a friendly tone. The meeting coordinates are precise, making it easy to find.

The first day kicks off with a hearty breakfast and a quick overview of the itinerary. From there, you’re on the back of your motorbike, ready to take in your first spectacular viewpoints like the Cat Ly View Point. This spot offers sweeping vistas of the surrounding mountains, perfect for capturing the moment.

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Day 1: Ha Giang to Du Gia (98 km)

The route on Day 1 is packed with stunning natural sights. We loved the way the guide explained the significance of each stop, making it more than just a photo opportunity. Stops include the Thai An Waterfall, where you can stretch your legs and enjoy the cool spray, and the Thai An View Point, which offers panoramic views of the lush landscape.

Lunch is usually roadside but hearty, giving you a chance to mingle with locals or just soak in the scenery. The afternoon is dedicated to visiting Duong Thuong Viewpoint and Ba Tien Waterfall, which are ideal for photos and relaxing breaks. The evening is spent in Du Gia Village, a peaceful spot where you can walk around traditional homes and enjoy authentic rural life.

Day 2: Du Gia to Dong Van (110 km)

Day 2 begins with breakfast at the Strawberry House, fueling up for a day filled with some of the most iconic sights of the loop. One of the highlights is riding along the Nho Que River, a winding waterway flanked by towering cliffs. We loved the way the Ma Pi Leng Slope feels in your stomach — it’s a steep, winding mountain pass offering breathtaking views of the river below.

The Sky Walk is a must-visit, providing a platform with a view that makes you feel like you’re floating above the landscape. As you arrive in Dong Van, the town itself offers a glimpse into traditional hill-tribe life, with markets and local eateries.

Day 3: Dong Van to Yen Minh (95 km)

After a filling breakfast, the day begins with visits to Thien Huong, a viewpoint that reveals the rugged terrain, and the Flag Tower Lung Cu, the northernmost point of Vietnam. These spots are popular for their dramatic vistas and are appreciated for their cultural significance.

The 9 Round Pass and Tham Ma Pass are thrilling rides, combining scenic beauty with a sense of adventure. We appreciated that the guide kept us informed about the history and geography, making the experience both fun and educational.

Arriving in Yen Minh, you’ll have the chance to explore local markets or relax at your accommodation. It’s a quieter town, perfect for unwinding after days of riding.

Day 4: Yen Minh back to Ha Giang (80 km)

The final day includes visits to Lao and Chai villages, where traditional crafts and lifestyles are preserved. The Lung Tam Village offers a glimpse into local textile traditions, adding depth to the cultural experience. The Heaven Gate and Bac Sum Pass provide sweeping views and memorable photo opportunities before ending the ride back in Ha Giang City.

The ride back is a reflective moment, as you take in the scenery one last time. We loved the way the tour balances high-action riding with moments to appreciate authentic local life.

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Practical Details and What You Need to Know

Transportation is on new motorbikes, which means reliability and comfort are prioritized. Small group sizes ensure that you won’t be lost in a crowd, and the local driver and English guide make the experience accessible and informative.

The cost of $184 includes all accommodations—staying in the cozy Strawberry House—plus breakfast each morning. The tour is designed for physically active travelers comfortable with motorcycle travel and the occasional bumpy ride.

What to bring includes comfortable shoes, warm clothing, sun protection, and rain gear, as weather can change quickly in the mountains. The tour emphasizes respecting local customs and traffic laws, which adds to the authentic experience without the chaos of a big group.

Authenticity, Value, and Unique Experiences

We loved how the tour balances adventure and comfort. Staying in the Strawberry House each night provides a cozy base, and the included breakfast helps start each day well. The stops at viewpoints, waterfalls, and cultural villages make this more than just a scenic ride; it’s a chance to connect with the landscape and people.

The $184 price point is quite reasonable for a 4-day guided experience, especially considering the inclusion of accommodations, breakfast, and transportation. Compared to other options, this tour’s focus on small group sizes and new bikes offers better comfort and a more personal feel.

Many reviews mention the stunning views and friendly guides, with travelers appreciating the chance to take photos and relax in scenic spots. The tour’s flexible cancellation policy (cancel up to 24 hours in advance) also adds peace of mind.

Who Will Love This Tour?

This experience is best suited for adventurous travelers who enjoy motorcycle rides and want to see northern Vietnam’s most dramatic landscapes. It’s ideal if you’re comfortable on a bike, eager for authentic scenery, and keen on exploring local villages. It’s not for those with mobility issues or those uncomfortable with physical activity over multiple days.

The Sum Up

For anyone looking to combine scenic beauty, cultural authenticity, and a sense of adventure, this Ha Giang Loop tour with Strawberry hits many of the right notes. It’s a good choice for travelers who appreciate smaller groups, new bikes, and staying in cozy local accommodations. While it involves some physical effort and riding in varying weather, the stunning mountain vistas and authentic experiences offer real value for your money.

If you’re after a memorable journey through Vietnam’s rugged northern hills, this tour delivers a well-organized, personal, and scenic adventure that you’ll remember long after your trip ends.

What is included in the tour price?
The $184 fee covers accommodations at Strawberry House, daily breakfast, guided motorcycle riding, and transportation with a local driver. It does not include personal expenses or optional extras.

Is this tour suitable for non-motorcyclists?
No, this tour is designed for those comfortable riding on a motorcycle. If you prefer not to ride, you might find other tour options more suitable.

How physically demanding is the tour?
While the riding itself is exhilarating, it involves some long days and mountain driving, so it’s best suited for active travelers comfortable on a motorcycle for several hours daily.

What should I pack?
Bring comfortable shoes, warm clothing, a hat, sunscreen, water, rain gear, and your camera. Weather can vary, so layered clothing is recommended.

Do I need a driver’s license?
Yes, you should have a valid driver’s license suitable for motorcycle riding to participate in the tour.

Can I cancel or reschedule?
Yes, you can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. Reserving now and paying later offers flexibility as well.

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