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located in northern Vietnam, famous for its cultural traditions and heritage. It is known for its ancient temples, pagodas and unique musical performances, such as singing
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Travel off the beaten pathHa Giang, at the far edge of Vietnam
Located in the extreme north of Vietnam, Ha Giang reveals some of the most spectacular mountain landscapes in the country. Between vertiginous roads, ethnic villages and raw, untamed nature, the region offers a deep immersion into a Vietnam that remains largely preserved.
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A land of contrasts and authenticity
Located in the far north of the country, Ha Giang province is one of Vietnam’s most spectacular regions. Renowned for its karst landscapes, deep valleys and winding roads, it is an ideal destination for travelers seeking to venture off the beaten path. Exploring the Ha Giang Loop reveals breathtaking panoramas, including the famous Ma Pi Leng Pass. Home to many ethnic minority groups, the region lives to the rhythm of vibrant ethnic markets—making it a flagship destination for a journey in Northern Vietnam.
Ha Giang is famous for its dramatic karst scenery, winding roads and vertiginous viewpoints. Traveling the legendary Ha Giang Loop, by motorbike or by car, allows visitors to admire iconic sites such as the Ma Pi Leng Pass, towering above the Nho Que River.
But Ha Giang’s richness goes far beyond its landscapes. The region is home to numerous ethnic minorities—H’mong, Dao, Lo Lo, Tay—whose traditions, colorful costumes and weekly markets offer a unique cultural immersion.
Lively and vibrant, the ethnic markets are privileged meeting places. Welcomed with simplicity in villages still untouched by mass tourism, travelers discover here a sincere, moving and deeply authentic Vietnam.
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What is the best time to visit Vietnam?
In general, the best time to visit Vietnam is from November to April. But you can travel all year round. The weather changes a lot from region to region, so when it rains or gets cold in one place, it can be sunny somewhere else.
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Internet access is easy and affordable. Most hotels, cafés, and restaurants offer free Wi-Fi. If you want to stay connected all the time on your phone, you can buy a local SIM card. It gives you a stable connection during your trip for a very good price.
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