Ha Giang is a province located in the northernmost part of Vietnam, where there is no sea but mainly hills and mountains interspersed with rivers winding from the border mountain ranges adjacent to neighboring China. The successive terraced fields on the tour route will somewhat stimulate the desire to conquer for young people who are passionate about backpacking and like backpacking. If you are lucky enough to set foot on the top land of Ha Giang, you will realize that Ha Giang is not only the majestic Dong Van Stone Plateau, not only Ma Pi Leng Pass – one of the four great passes of Ha Giang. Vietnam but also has the opportunity to understand more about the migrations of the H’Mong people through the evidence of building their territorial kingship on the land of Ha Giang such as King Meo’s Palace. Or Lung Cu Flagpole – a sacred landmark in the minds of Vietnamese people about Vietnam’s inviolable border territory. Among the tourist destinations in Northern Vietnam such as Sapa, Ninh Binh, Ba Be Lake, Dien Bien… Ha Giang is probably the farthest from the capital Hanoi, but in recent years tourists from Young and old really want to set foot in the top part of the country once in their lives like the journey back to Ha Giang. The natural scenery is coordinated by two main colors: the gray of the rocks and the green of the trees, making people fascinated and passionate and unable to leave.