- Departing from Ha Giang, we move northwards, conquering winding roads that pose a challenge even for the most experienced drivers.
- Before reaching the center of Tam Son town, you will experience the thrill of navigating steep, winding roads that appear and disappear behind majestic mountain ranges.
- After overcoming the challenges on the Tam Son route, you will arrive at Heaven's Gate (or Quan Ba) - known as the "roof of the Dong Van stone plateau."
- To reach Heaven's Gate, you need to climb steep, precarious stone steps.
- Your efforts to conquer will be handsomely rewarded as you get to admire the magnificent natural panorama of Tam Son town and Fairy Mountain from the mountain's peak.
- Continuing the journey, you will travel along National Highway 4C to reach Yen Minh town.
On the way, you will behold the beauty of Yen Minh pine forest - the "second Da Lat" of the Northeast region.
- Yen Minh pine forest boasts rows of verdant, straight pines that rise high against the blue sky, creating an extremely impressive natural landscape. The fresh, cool air of the pine forest will help you dispel the fatigue after the long journey.

- Start your journey from Lung Thau commune, passing through winding mountain passes to reach Pho Cat on National Highway 4C.
- Visit the Pho Cat market, where you can immerse yourself in the local culture, shop for brocade, and enjoy local specialties.
- Explore the Vuong Palace (Hmong King's Villa), a unique architectural work built nearly 100 years ago.
- Admire the panoramic view of the 3,000-square-meter mansion, constructed from 1898 to 1907.
- Move to the Lung Cu Flag Tower, the northernmost point of the country, and take in the majestic view of Ha Giang.
- Admire and explore the magnificent scenery of the Dong Van Karst Plateau Geopark, a UNESCO-recognized heritage site.
- Travel from Dong Van to Meo Vac, passing through the legendary Happiness Road that connects Ha Giang with four northern mountainous districts.
- Conquer the 20 km-long Ma Pi Leng Pass, where you can marvel at the majestic mountains and the poetic Nho Que River.
- Check in with the stunning natural scenery at the peak of Ma Pi Leng.

- Leaving Mèo Vạc, the journey to Hà Giang continues with the 70 km stretch from Du Gia to Mậu Duệ.
- This promises to be a true adventure with challenging roads winding through steep rocky cliffs.
- Although dangerous, the Du Gia - Mậu Duệ route is incredibly spectacular, captivating travelers with its majestic natural scenery.
- The clear blue sky, floating white clouds, towering hills, and murmuring streams create a stunning natural picture.
- Along the way, you'll admire lush green forests, colorful terraced fields, and the small houses of ethnic minorities, adding unique cultural beauty to the vibrant natural landscape.
- Hà Giang constantly transforms with its diverse seasonal beauty, offering visitors new and emotional experiences.
- After conquering the challenging Du Gia - Mậu Duệ route, you will return to Hà Giang city via TL176 and QL34, enjoy a delicious dinner, and savor the fresh atmosphere of the area.

- The destination for the fourth day is the Hoàng Su Phì terraced fields, one of the most beautiful terraced fields in northern Vietnam. This place promises to offer you unforgettable experiences, whether you are an adventure enthusiast or seeking peaceful relaxation.
- The most prominent is the Bản Phùng terraced fields, hailed as one of the most magnificent rice fields in the world. This site has been recognized as a national heritage by the Ministry of Culture, Sports, and Tourism, attracting visitors from all over with its majestic and impressive beauty.
- From Hoàng Su Phì, we will travel along National Highway 2 to Vũ Linh, where we will stop for the night. On the way, you have the opportunity to visit a Dao village, a peaceful and unique village.
- Before reaching the Dao village, take some time to walk along Thác Bà Lake on a small road shaded by coconut trees.

On your last day in Hanoi, take the time to explore the rustic beauty of the Red River Delta. Duong Lam ancient village, located 60 km west of Hanoi, is an ideal destination to start your day. This place is famous for its houses built from laterite and mud, two abundant materials in the area. Duong Lam not only holds historical and touristic value but is also an important site for scientists to study ancient agricultural communities.