Stop at a former French military post to capture some photos of the surrounding area. After fifteen more kilometres, we’ll pause at a coffee shop where you can enjoy a beautiful landscape featuring terraced rice fields and stunning layers of rocky limestone mountains. Lunch will be in Meo Vac town at 12:00 p.m. Next, embark on a boat trip to admire the breathtaking scenery of the Nho Que River and the magnificent beauty of Tu San Alley, renowned as the deepest canyon in Southeast Asia. As you journey along the river, you’ll experience one of the most beautiful passes in Vietnam: Ma Pi Leng Pass, also known as “The Road of Happiness,” which lies along National Road 4C. Before arriving in Dong Van district, we’ll stop to enjoy the panoramic views from the Sky Walk, one of the highest points on Ma Pi Leng Pass. At night, we’ll stay locally in the area, allowing us to fully appreciate the scenery rather than just passing through.

DAY 3: (~140km) Dong Van - Yen Minh - Nam Dam (B, L, D) After breakfast, head southeast to the Vietnam-China border, where our guide will share fascinating local stories. We’ll stop at Thien Huong Village, nearly 200 years old, before continuing to the Lung Cu Flag Pole for a short hike and stunning photos of the area. Lunch will be in Lo Lo Chai Village, known for its traditional clay houses of the H’mong people. Afterwards, visit the H’mong King’s Palace to learn about the tribe's history and culture. We’ll also stop at Tham Ma Pass to capture photos of its unique geosites and impressive cliffs, with a "try not to fall" challenge for bikers! Before reaching Nam Dam Village, we’ll enjoy a coffee break at Can Ty Pass, offering panoramic views of the Nam Dam community-based cultural village, an untouched gem showcasing the natural beauty and cultural heritage of the Dao people. We’ll end the day with a delicious dinner and overnight stay in Nam Dam Village.

We’ll start the day with a 4-kilometer hike to Lung Khuy Cave, helping you burn approximately 326 calories and work off some of last night’s meal. The area around the cave features a stunning karst landscape, including peaks, dolines, hanging valleys, and travertine terraces, all situated at an elevation of 850 to 1,100 metres above sea level. As you explore the cave, you’ll be serenaded by the soothing melody of water dripping from the ceiling. After burning those calories, it will be time for lunch in Quan Ba District to replenish your energy before heading back to Ha Giang. Estimated arrival time in Hanoi: 11:00 p.m.