The endless sky-view route of Hazan Loop

Located in the Ha Giang Province in the far north of Vietnam, Ha Giang is a spectacular area that stretches from Hanoi, a 6-7 hour drive away. It boasts magnificent mountain scenery and is popular with travelers from all over the world. The Ha Giang Loop, a mountain route that attracts travelers from all over the world, and the National Flag Raising Post at the far north of Vietnam are just some of the special places where dynamic nature and minority cultural heritage can be found.

The Hazan Loop, which winds its way along the ridges of the mountains, is a prime scenic road.

The Ha Giang Loop, a spectacular route featuring magnificent mountain scenery, is known as the most beautiful route in Vietnam’s northernmost region, Ha Giang Province. It attracts attention from travelers around the world. Starting from Ha Giang City, the mountainous route covers a total distance of approximately 350 km, including Cuong Ba, Yen Minh, and Ha Giang. This is one of the best scenic touring routes in Vietnam. The winding road that runs between steep rock walls is breathtaking, and every time you cross a high-altitude pass, you are treated to magnificent scenery that changes its appearance. The vast landscape that changes with each elevation gain captivates travelers.
The Dong Van area is dotted with villages where the lives of ethnic minorities are still deeply rooted, as well as historical structures such as the Dinh thu Vua Meo (Hall of the King of the Mon). On weekends, a local market is held, bustling with people wearing colorful ethnic costumes. This is a region with special appeal in Vietnam, where the unique simplicity of the local culture and nature coexist.
Furthermore, one must not miss visiting the “Cot co Lung Cu” located approximately 25 km north of Dong Van. This massive national flag stands on the northernmost point of Vietnam and is known as a symbol of the country. From the observation area at the top of the mountain, one can take in a magnificent mountain landscape created by the karst topography, and on clear days one can even see the endless mountain ranges. This is a representative scenic spot in Ha Giang that offers a sense of scale unique to the most remote part of Vietnam.

The Mon King’s Palace, boasting unique architectural beauty, is also popular as a photo-taking spot.
The panoramic view of the towering rock mountains that stretches on forever is the overwhelming scale unique to Hazzan.
The view from the Runguko flagpole, symbolizing the northernmost tip of Vietnam, is a must-see.

Location: Dong Van, Ha Giang

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