Me Pia Pass – Cao Bang’s Famous 14-Bend Mountain Road
Discover Me Pia Pass in Cao Bang, Vietnam, famous for its 14 winding bends, spectacular mountain viewpoints and beautiful limestone scenery.
Discover Me Pia Pass in Cao Bang, Vietnam, famous for its 14 winding bends, spectacular mountain viewpoints and beautiful limestone scenery.
Discover Ban Gioc Waterfall in Cao Bang, Vietnam. Explore its stunning scenery, bamboo raft rides, best time to visit and travel tips.
Discover the difference between Numa’s regular and private VIP Ha Giang Loop tours, including upgraded accommodation, your own group and a more flexible itinerary.
Most of your essentials are included when touring the Ha Giang Loop with Numa. Find out how much extra money to bring for drinks, coffee, refreshments and optional tips.
Explore the Ha Giang Loop by Jeep or SUV for a more comfortable way to experience the mountains, villages and scenery. Ideal for families, groups and travellers who want to combine car travel with an Easy Rider experience.
Discover the best time to visit Ha Giang, with a season-by-season guide to the weather, scenery, temperatures and what to pack for your Ha Giang Loop adventure.
Not sure what to pack for the Ha Giang Loop? Here’s a simple guide to what you need to bring, what luggage to leave behind, and what we provide for your tour.
Discover Du Gia Waterfall, a refreshing stop near Du Gia village with clear water, cliffs and a peaceful mountain setting.
A famous national landmark close to Vietnam’s northernmost point near the Chinese border.
Lung Cu Flag Tower is one of the most symbolic landmarks in Ha Giang and an unforgettable stop on the Ha Giang Loop.
Located on Dragon Mountain in Lung Cu Commune, Dong Van District, the tower stands around 1,470 metres above sea level and is topped by a large Vietnamese flag.
From the top, visitors can enjoy wide views across the mountains and towards Vietnam’s border with China.
The journey to Lung Cu Flag Tower takes travellers through remote landscapes, winding mountain roads and small villages near the northern edge of Vietnam.
Reaching the tower gives visitors a strong sense of place, with sweeping views and a clear reminder of how far north the Ha Giang Loop travels.
Lung Cu Flag Tower combines national importance, mountain scenery and a unique location, making it one of the most memorable cultural stops on the loop.
Clear days are best for visiting Lung Cu Flag Tower, when visibility across the surrounding mountains is at its finest. Early morning can also be quieter and cooler for the climb.
The tower, Vietnamese flag, mountain steps and panoramic views from the top all provide excellent photo opportunities.
Experience Lung Cu Flag Tower as part of one of our guided Ha Giang Loop tours:
