Our Mission
Authentic experiences
Bringing travelers closer to the heart of Ha Giang.
About Us
Local journeys.Real Ha Giang.
Authentic Ha Giang journeys, led by a local who calls it home.
Explore Tours →22°49′N · 104°59′E · Dong Van Karst Plateau
You don’t just explore Ha Giang — you experience it.
2019
Our Story
From Ha Giang to the World
Founded in 2019 by a local from Ha Giang, Pura Ha Giang Loop was built on a deep love for our homeland and a desire to share its beauty with travelers from around the world.
Start Your Journey →As locals, we know
More than mountain passes
01Breathtaking passes
Winding roads through the karst highlands.
02Rich traditions
Living heritage in every village.
03Welcoming communities
Stories waiting to be discovered.
Mission & Promise
Closer to the heart of Ha Giang
Our Promise
Safe, memorable, meaningful
Every journey, every kilometre.
Local knowledgeEvery road, known by heart.
Genuine hospitalityWelcomed like family.
Passion for adventureMade for the open road.What you’ll experience
Ha Giang, up close
01
Safe every kilometre
Full gear, trained local riders.
02
Remote villages
Places most travelers never reach.
03
Local cultures
Traditions shared, not staged.
04
The open road
The freedom to stop for every view.
Stories along the way
Waiting to be discovered
Through local eyes
Experience Ha Giang like a local.
Pura Ha Giang Loop
A local story since 2019
- 100%
- Local guides & riders
- 2019
- Founded in Ha Giang
- 7
- Tours, 1 to 6 days
- 24/7
- Support before, during & after
Guest Voices
Traveler feedback
Warm, professional, unforgettable
Smooth, friendly and well cared for — from the very first message to the final mountain pass.
A truly local experience
Our guide knew every story behind the road. It felt personal, never like a generic tour.
Safe, beautiful memories
Stunning scenery, but the people made it special. We felt safe the whole way.
At Pura Ha Giang Loop, you experience Ha Giang through the eyes of someone who calls it home.
Explore Tours →What is the difference between Easy Rider and Self-Riding?
With Easy Rider, you sit behind an experienced licensed local driver who handles the mountain hairpin bends while you relax, shoot photos, and soak in the breathtaking views. With Self-Riding, you ride your own semi-automatic or manual motorbike; you must have an International Driving Permit (IDP) with motorcycle endorsement (Class A).
How does the VIP Bus pickup work, and are bus tickets included?
Bus tickets are optional and not included in the base tour price. You can add a VIP sleeper bus from Hanoi or Sapa directly to our hostel in Ha Giang City (arriving early morning for a free bed, hot shower, and breakfast before starting the loop), plus return tickets after the tour to Hanoi (+$16), Sapa (+$16), Ninh Binh (+$18), or Cat Ba (+$25). Add them during online booking or ask our team to arrange them for you.
Can I leave my large suitcases and extra luggage in Ha Giang?
Yes! We provide 100% free, secure luggage storage at our Ha Giang hostel. You only need to pack a small day backpack (20-30L) with clothes and essentials for the trip. We provide waterproof covers, tie-down bungee cords, and high-quality protective gear.
How does payment and deposit work on your website?
You can reserve your tour instantly online using our secure online payment gateway. We accept payment via PayPal. You can pay a small deposit (25%) or the full amount. We provide instant digital booking vouchers and receipts.
What type of accommodation is provided during the tours?
Our base tour prices include authentic communal ethnic homestays and hotel dorms with warm blankets and hot water showers. If you prefer extra comfort and privacy, you can select our Private Room option for just $25 per person per night to enjoy a cozy private room in Dong Van Old Quarter, Yen Minh, Meo Vac, Du Gia, or Cao Bang.
What safety gear is included?
We provide full DOT-certified high-standard helmets, elbow & knee impact pads, durable rain jackets/ponchos, and luggage rain covers. Our Easy Riders are seasoned mountain guides who prioritize safety over speed.
What should I pack for the Ha Giang Loop?
We recommend: lightweight layers (it can be warm in valleys and cool in the passes), a warm fleece or windbreaker jacket, sturdy sneakers or hiking boots, sunglasses, sunscreen, insect repellent, swimwear for Du Gia waterfall, and personal medication.