Bordering China, Ha Giang is a captivating province in the far north of Vietnam, renowned for its breathtaking scenery, including cascading rice terraces, verdant forests, and majestic mountains. Escape the crowds and discover an authentic side of Vietnam in this unspoiled region.

The combination of Ha Giang's pristine natural environment and the unique cultural heritage of its diverse ethnic minority populations has contributed to its significant rise as a prominent tourist destination in the Northern region of Vietnam in recent times.
 

Renowned as Vietnam's northernmost point and boasting breathtaking landscapes unparalleled elsewhere in the country, Ha Giang has emerged as a major tourist destination, drawing thousands of adventurous travelers annually.

Nestled in the northernmost reaches of Vietnam, Ha Giang, often dubbed "Vietnam's final frontier," is renowned for its dramatic landscape of towering limestone peaks.

Vietnam is home to a rich mosaic of cultures, with 54 officially recognized ethnic groups. The Kinh people comprise the largest group, while others, like the Tay, Thai, and Hmong, have significantly smaller populations. This diversity can make it challenging for travelers to understand the cultural landscape. Many smaller groups reside in specific regions, often in mountainous areas.

"Live on stone, be buried in stone" is a saying which might describe the lot of the people in the rocky uplands of Ha Giang, which is where the FarmTrip Team experienced their journey on Happiness Road.

Ha Giang stands as a testament to Vietnam's awe-inspiring natural landscapes. In this remote corner of the country, nature enthusiasts arrive with a singular purpose: to traverse the renowned Ha Giang Loop.

In recent years The Ha Giang Loop has become one of the most famous routes/attractions in Northern Vietnam, and perhaps in the country as a whole.