Find answers about our Ha Giang Loop tours, Easy Riders, self-riding, accommodation, transport, payments and what to bring. Everything you need to feel prepared before setting off from Numa Hotel.
Choosing your tour, reserving your date and preparing to travel.
Most travellers choose our 3 Day / 2 Night tour because it provides a good balance of scenery, local culture and relaxed riding.
The 2 Day / 1 Night tour is ideal for a shorter trip, while the 4 Day / 3 Night tour gives you more time for remote roads and additional stops.
Visit our Ha Giang Loop tours page, open your preferred tour and choose an available date.
Select your accommodation, riding and transport options, complete the form and pay the deposit shown in the live booking panel.
Inclusions depend on the tour selected, but generally include an Easy Rider, fuel, accommodation during the loop, the meals listed in the itinerary, protective equipment, entrance fees and drinking water.
Every tour page includes a complete “What’s Included” section before you book.
We specialise in small groups, usually with a maximum of approximately 8–10 travellers. This keeps the journey relaxed, personal and easier to manage safely.
Yes. Many guests travel alone and join one of our small groups. The loop is a social experience with shared meals, viewpoints and accommodation stops along the way.
Choose the safest and most suitable way to experience the loop.
No. Choose the Easy Rider option and you will travel as a passenger with an experienced local rider. You can enjoy the scenery without controlling the motorcycle yourself.
An Easy Rider is an experienced local motorcyclist who drives the bike while you travel behind as the passenger. Your rider also helps guide you through the route and local stops.
Easy Rider is recommended for most visitors, particularly those without extensive experience riding on mountain roads.
Hiring a bike is only suitable for confident and appropriately licensed riders who understand the additional responsibility and risk.
Self-riders are responsible for carrying a valid motorcycle licence and the correct international driving permit recognised in Vietnam.
You should also confirm that your travel insurance covers riding the type and size of motorcycle you intend to use.
The loop includes steep roads, sharp bends, changing surfaces and unpredictable weather. No mountain journey is completely without risk.
Travelling with an experienced Easy Rider who knows the route is the safest and most relaxed option for most guests.
Where you will sleep, what you will eat and the available upgrades.
Accommodation during the loop is a mixture of local homestays and small hotels selected for comfort, location and hospitality.
Every tour starts and finishes at Numa Hotel in Ha Giang City.
Yes. Regular shared accommodation is included in the standard tour price. Private or superior rooms may be selected as an upgrade when available.
Yes. Private-room upgrades can be selected during booking, subject to availability. The current upgrade price is shown on the selected tour page.
Meals listed on the selected tour page are included. These are usually a mixture of local Vietnamese dishes and some familiar western options.
We can usually cater for vegetarian diets and many common dietary requirements. Add the details to your booking and remind the team when you arrive.
Guests with serious allergies should contact us before booking.
Getting to Ha Giang, arrival times and storing your luggage.
Numa tours start and finish at Numa Hotel in Ha Giang City. You will meet the team, prepare your equipment and receive your briefing before setting off.
Yes. Transport can be requested during booking from locations including Hanoi, Sapa, Ninh Binh, Cat Ba and Cao Bang.
Read more on our transport and travel page.
Yes. Your pickup and return destinations can be different. Choose each option separately when making your booking.
We recommend arriving the evening before the tour begins. This gives you time to rest and prepare without rushing on the morning of departure.
Yes. Your main luggage can remain safely at Numa Hotel while you take a smaller backpack on the loop.
What you may see and why itineraries sometimes change.
Depending on your tour, stops may include Quan Ba Heaven Gate, Tham Ma Pass, Ma Pi Leng Pass, Nho Que River, Lung Cu Flag Tower and Du Gia Waterfall.
No. Routes and stops may change because of weather, road conditions, local events, closures or the pace of the group.
Your team leader will always prioritise safety and the best practical experience for that day.
Yes. Regular viewpoint and photography stops are built into the journey. Small groups make it easier to stop without the trip feeling rushed.
Ha Giang weather can change quickly. Light rain does not normally stop a tour, but the route may be adjusted when visibility or road conditions make a planned section unsuitable.
The loop can be visited throughout the year. Spring and autumn are popular for comfortable temperatures, while the summer landscape is particularly green.
Winter can be colder in the mountains, especially during mornings and evenings.
Pack lightly and prepare for changing mountain conditions.
Bring comfortable clothing, closed footwear, waterproof layers, sunglasses, sunscreen, toiletries, a power bank, personal medication and a reusable water bottle.
Yes, especially during the cooler months. Temperatures can be much lower at altitude, so bring warm layers, a fleece and suitable outerwear.
Yes. Bring Vietnamese Dong for your remaining tour balance, personal spending, drinks not included in the tour, optional activities and rider tips.
Yes. Take only a small backpack on the motorcycle. Large suitcases and bags can remain safely at Numa Hotel until you return.
Travel insurance is strongly recommended. Confirm that your policy covers your planned activities, including riding as a passenger or driving a motorcycle where applicable.
Deposits, remaining balances and changing your arrangements.
The current deposit is shown in the live booking panel on each tour page before you submit the booking.
The remaining tour balance is paid in cash when you arrive at Numa Hotel. Your booking summary shows the amount already paid and the remaining balance.
Contact the Numa team as soon as possible if you need to change your date, transport, accommodation or group details.
Changes are subject to availability and may affect the total booking price.
Cancellation terms depend on how close the cancellation is to the tour date and whether transport or accommodation has already been arranged.
Please read the cancellation policy and contact us as soon as your plans change.
Your booking is confirmed after the booking form and deposit have been successfully received. You will then receive confirmation containing your booking information and next steps.
The live booking panel on each tour page is the most accurate place to check current dates, upgrade prices, transport options and deposit amounts.
Each tour follows a different route and includes different highlights. All tours start and finish at Numa Hotel, Ha Giang City.
Quan Ba Heaven Gate – The Gateway to Ha Giang’s Mountain LandscapesDiscover Quan Ba Heaven Gate, one of the most breathtaking viewpoints on the Ha Giang Loop, offering panoramic views of Tam Son Valley and the famous Fairy Twin Mountains.Read Guide →
Lung Khuy Cave – Ha Giang’s Hidden Limestone WonderExplore Lung Khuy Cave, a peaceful limestone cave near Quan Ba, known for its impressive stalactites, quiet atmosphere and natural beauty.Read Guide →
Tham Ma Pass – One of the Most Scenic Roads on the Ha Giang LoopExperience the winding roads and breathtaking mountain scenery of Tham Ma Pass, one of the most iconic riding sections on the Ha Giang Loop.Read Guide →
Vuong Mansion – The Historic H’Mong King Palace In Ha GiangExplore Vuong Mansion, the historic H’Mong King Palace in Ha Giang, known for its architecture, mountain setting and powerful local story.Read Guide →
Pao’s House – A Cultural Stop In The Heart Of Ha GiangVisit Pao’s House, a traditional H’Mong home in Ha Giang made famous by film and valued for its cultural character.Read Guide →
Ma Pi Leng Pass – The King Of Passes On The Ha Giang LoopDiscover Ma Pi Leng Pass, the most famous road on the Ha Giang Loop, with dramatic cliffs, deep valleys and views over the Nho Que River.Read Guide →
Nho Que River – Emerald Water Below Ma Pi Leng PassDiscover the Nho Que River, famous for its emerald-green water, dramatic canyon views and unforgettable boat trips in Ha Giang.Read Guide →
M Bend Viewpoint – The Famous Mountain Curve In Ha GiangVisit M Bend Viewpoint, one of Ha Giang’s most recognisable road views, where the mountain road curves dramatically through the landscape.Read Guide →
Du Gia Waterfall – A Peaceful Swimming Spot On The Ha Giang LoopDiscover Du Gia Waterfall, a refreshing stop near Du Gia village with clear water, cliffs and a peaceful mountain setting.Read Guide →
Lung Cu Flag Tower – Vietnam’s Northernmost LandmarkDiscover Lung Cu Flag Tower, a famous Ha Giang landmark near the Chinese border with panoramic views from Dragon Mountain.Read Guide →
Co Tien Twin Mountains – The Fairy Twin Mountains of Ha GiangDiscover Co Tien Twin Mountains, one of Ha Giang’s most recognisable natural landmarks, best viewed from Quan Ba Heaven Gate.Read Guide →