
Ban Phung highest terraces.
A single-day walk through the steep La Chi terraces above the Chay river — said to be the highest rice terraces in Vietnam.
- Terrain
- Hoang Su Phi · Terraces
- Season
- Sept – Oct · May – Jun
- Altitude
- 900 – 1,300 m

Small-group, guide-led treks across the rice terraces, ridge systems and remote villages of Hoang Su Phi.
See expeditionsFrom the rice terraces of Hoang Su Phi to remote villages, cloud-forest ridges and bespoke private journeys — four distinct trekking experiences across Ha Giang.

Multi-day ridge traverses across the layered rice terraces, cloud valleys and highland farming villages of Hoang Su Phi — the heart of Ha Giang trekking.

Walking routes between Red Dao, Hmong and La Chi mountain communities.
Walking routes between Red Dao, Hmong and La Chi mountain communities.

Higher-elevation trekking through fog systems, exposed ridges and changing mountain weather.
Higher-elevation trekking through fog systems, exposed ridges and changing mountain weather.

Slow-paced tailor-made trekking journeys for photographers, filmmakers and independent travellers.
Slow-paced tailor-made trekking journeys for photographers, filmmakers and independent travellers.
From a single day on the highest terraces to fully bespoke multi-week routes — six clear ways to walk Ha Giang, each matched to a different traveller. Swipe through the collection below; every route opens its own programme page.
A working notebook from Hoang Su Phi and the wider plateau.






Led by Dao, Hmong and Tay mountain guides born on the Hoang Su Phi ridges.
Maximum 8 trekkers per expedition. Often fewer. Always intimate.
Routes shaped around terrain, weather and village rhythm — never the clock.
No staged tourism. No rushed itineraries. Only the trail, the weather and the people on it.

Guide-led expeditions across the rice terraces, ridge systems and remote villages of northern Ha Giang.
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