Our guide/driver will pick-up you at your hotel in Ha Giang and depart to Quan Ba. Have some stops for taking photo and contemplate breath taking landscape of the area. Arrive Nam Dam village, have a short rest before enjoying the first lunch with the host family.

Afternoon our local guide will lead you walk around the village. You will have chance to see the local traditional houses made of compacted soil which are cool in the summer and warm in the winter to protect people here from severe weather in the high mountains. You are welcomed to visit the houses whose owners are very friendly and hospitable. As you walk in the village, you will have the opportunity to observe daily life of the Dzao people.

Depending on the season of the year, if you want to learn about the local products, you can visit households that produce honey, corn or rice wine, or visit the tailoring and embroidering group in the village.

After the walk, you come back to your homestay for refresh and have dinner. You will spend the night at the homestay

From Nam Dam village, you will walk up to the hill at the end of the village to see the spectacular view of the Can Ty valley, with Mien river flowing through the villages of Hmong, Nung, Dzay ethnic groups. Continue to go along the little lane through the terraced fields and woods to come to Lung Tam down the valley. There, you will visit the workshop and show room of the hemp weaving cooperative to learn about the process of hemp weaving and admire the stunning hemp products. Lung Tam hemp products are unique for many features such as: natural material of hemp trees; no chemical dying; cool, soft fiber; iconic exquisite motifs of decoration representing ethnic H’Mong culture in the highlands; natural materials to produce colours.

After visiting the hemp weaving cooperative, our driver will transfer you to Dong Van. On the way visit Vuong Chi Sinh’s house, a land lord of H’Mong hill tribe in the past.

Arrive Dong Van, check in hotel, free time to visit the small town. If it is early you can have a short trek to Don Cao, a top mountain bunker built by French people in the wartime to control the area.