I. Đông Bắc Bộ (Northeast)

1. Hà Giang:

The first destination on the journey to explore Northeast Vietnam is Hà Giang. Hà Giang attracts visitors with its Majestic Mountainous Terrain and famous attractions.

Where to go?
- Cột Cờ Lũng Cú: Vietnam’s northernmost point with panoramic views.
- Phố cổ Đồng Văn: Ancient town with traditional architecture.
- Đèo Mã Pí Lèng: A breathtaking mountain pass.
- Phó Bảng – Yên Minh: Picturesque villages.
- Rừng Thông Yên Minh: Pine forests.
- Thung Lũng Sủng Là: Scenic valley.
- Dinh Thự Họ Vương: The palace of the H’mong king.
- Núi Quản Bạ: Twin mountains resembling a fairy's breasts.
- Chợ Lùi: Ethnic markets.
- Hoàng Su Phì: Stunning rice terraces.
- Núi Cấm Sơn: Sacred mountain.

What to do?
Explore the rich cultural heritage and enjoy trekking, photography, and local markets.

What to eat?
Besides sightseeing and entertainment, you shouldn't miss the delicious local specialties of Hà Giang that attract many visitors, such as:
- Cháo ấu tẩu: A unique porridge.
- Lợn cắp nách: Local pork dish.
- Phở chua: Sour pho.
- Bánh cuốn Đồng Văn: Rice rolls.
- Cơm Lam Bắc Mê: Bamboo rice.
- Thắng dền: Sweet sticky rice balls.
- Rêu nướng: Grilled moss.
- Trâu gác bếp: Smoked buffalo.
- Mật ong bạc hà: Mint honey.
- Xôi ngũ sắc: Five-colored sticky rice.
- Cam sành Bắc Giang: Bac Giang oranges.
- Rượu Ngô: Corn wine.
- Bánh tam giác mạch: Buckwheat cakes.
- Thắng cố: Traditional soup.

When is the best time?
October to December for cool weather and clear skies.

Why should I?
Hà Giang offers a raw and untouched beauty with rich ethnic diversity, perfect for adventurous travelers.

Who to contact?
Local tour operators and THiET specialists.