You’ll ride pillion with an easy rider through Ha Giang’s wild curves, pause for misty mountain views and local legends, visit a Tay linen weaving cooperative, share lunch at a village crossroads, and maybe swim under a waterfall if it’s hot enough—leaving you with more than just photos.
I’ll be honest, I was a little nervous when our easy rider pulled up outside my hotel in Ha Giang city — I’d never been on the back of a motorbike for that long before. But there was this weird mix of excitement and calm as we zipped out of town, morning air cool on my face. Our guide, Minh, shouted over his shoulder about the first stop (Bac Sum Slope), but mostly I just watched the green hills roll by and tried not to grin too much. The engine hum kind of blended into the wind after a while.
We stopped at these twin mountains — Núi Đôi — and Minh told us the old legend behind them. I probably missed half the story because I was distracted by the low clouds caught between peaks and that earthy smell after last night’s rain. There were other travelers around but it felt quiet somehow. At Quan Ba Heaven Gate, Minh joked it was “Da Lat of the North” (I think he’s said that line before), but honestly, the view did something to me. It’s hard to explain — you just stand there and realize how small you are.
The Lung Tam linen weaving cooperative was next. We ducked inside, where women were working with their hands so fast it made me dizzy just watching. One of them let me touch a finished scarf — rougher than I expected, but warm. Lunch was simple but good: rice, vegetables, something spicy I still can’t name. Minh laughed when I tried to say thank you in Vietnamese — definitely butchered it.
On the way back toward Ha Giang, we stopped at this waterfall (they called it “secret” but there were a few locals swimming). The water felt freezing at first but honestly? After hours on the bike, it woke me right up. By late afternoon we rolled back into town sunburnt and tired in that good way. Sometimes I still think about those hills when things get noisy back home.
The tour lasts approximately 8 hours from pickup to drop-off in Ha Giang city.
Yes, a traditional lunch is included during the tour with options for special diets.
No, you will ride as a passenger behind an experienced local easy rider.
You’ll see Bac Sum Slope, Núi Đôi (Twin Mountains), Quan Ba Heaven Gate viewpoint, Lung Tam linen weaving cooperative, and a secret waterfall (in summer).
Yes, all entrance and sightseeing fees are included in the price.
Yes, pickup from your hotel in Ha Giang city is included.
Yes, special dietary requirements like vegetarian or vegan meals can be accommodated if requested in advance.
No, it is not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries due to road conditions and time spent on the bike.
Your day includes hotel pickup in Ha Giang city by your easy rider guide; all entry and sightseeing fees along the route; plus a traditional lunch served at a local spot—special dietary needs like vegetarian or halal can be arranged if you let them know ahead of time—before returning to town late afternoon.


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