Born in the mountains.
Built for the long walk.
A company owned by the people you'll walk with.
Every full-time guide on our team is from one of the ethnic communities of Ha Giang — Hmong, Dao, Tay, Lo Lo, La Chi, Nung. They are partners, not contractors. Itineraries are shaped by the people who lead them, and homestay fees go directly to host families.
That changes how a trek feels. You are not being shown around. You are walking through someone's rice field, eating at their table, sleeping under their roof — with a guide who knows both the path and the household.
Slow travel, done properly.
We do not run motorbike loops, staged cultural shows or instant online checkout. Every departure is confirmed by our team in Ha Giang after a direct conversation — usually on WhatsApp, usually within 24 hours.
Hoang Su Phi first. The wider plateau after.
Our core is Hoang Su Phi — terraces, homestays and the Tay Con Linh ridges above the district. We also run village circuits in Du Gia and Quan Ba, and ridge traverses across the upper massif. Each destination has a full planning guide on its hub page.
The people who lead the trail.
Ha Giang has no marked national-park trail network. Paths follow irrigation channels, farm decisions, and weather calls made by people who live on the route. Our lead guides are from the communities on each programme — they negotiate homestay space, read fog on the ridge, and know when a bamboo bridge is safe after rain.
Named guide profiles and photos will be added as we publish verified bios. Below: the roles and field knowledge on each route.
- Nam Hong · Ho Thau
Red Dao lead guide
Nam Hong to Ho Thau · Ban Luoc Day 1–2Sets rest stops on the lee side of ridge crests, not the highest point — wind above 1,500 m can drop visibility to twenty metres in afternoon cloud. Checks homestay allocation with host families by phone from Nam Hong when signal allows.
- Ban Phung · Chay valley
La Chi terrace guide
Ban Phung highest terraces · Ban Luoc Day 2Checks the bamboo bridge over the Chay river before every crossing. After heavy rain, uses a contour path that skips the bridge but still reaches the hilltop hamlet for lunch.
- Ta Su Choong · Tay Con Linh
Dao ridge guide
Chieu Lau Thi sunrise ridge · Chieu Lau Thi cloud sea · Kieu Lieu Ti traverseCarries the emergency kit on all Tay Con Linh programmes. Turns the group back if lightning is visible on the massif — town weather forecasts are unreliable above 2,000 m.
- Nam Dam · Quan Ba
Dao Cham village guide
Nam Dam to Lung TamTranslates between guests and the herbal-bath host on Night 1. Day 2 starts at first light — the forest ridge section has no water for the first three hours.
Verified guest reviews
We are collecting verified reviews from recent departures. Until published here, ask us on WhatsApp for route-specific references — we can connect you with guests who walked the same programme in your season.
- —Nam Hong to Ho Thaureview pending
- —Ban Phung highest terracesreview pending
- —Chieu Lau Thi sunrise ridgereview pending
Where your fee goes
- —Homestay payments go directly to host families — we do not take a margin on meals or overnight stays.
- —Community and forest permit fees are included in every programme price and paid to the communes on your behalf.
- —Local lead guides are employed year-round on core routes, not only in peak season.
- —Lung Tam cooperative: cloth purchases go straight to the weavers; we do not resell indigo textiles.
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