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How long does it take to get from Hanoi to Ha Giang Loop?

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Nydia KittoLv.1 Post Time 2024-11-16 04:35 | View all
To reach Ha Giang Loop from Hanoi, there are many considerations to make:

1. By bus: Going by bus is undoubtedly the cheapest yet very effective way of traveling from Hanoi to Ha Giang city in Ha Giang province. Several bus stations provide service for buses traversing through provinces, including My Dinh, Giap Bat, or Kim Ma. The average bus journey duration is about 8-9 hours, depending on which bus it takes, costing anywhere between 200,000 to 350,000 VND ($9-$16 US).

2. By car or shuttle: For a more comfortable and easier choice, you can either rent a private car or join a shuttle service. Although more expensive, this means that we can venture into some worthwhile spots along the way should we choose. A private car hire generally costs about 1,500,000-2,500,000 VND ($67-$112 US), while a shared shuttle will generally charge about 400,000 VND ($18 US) for any passenger.

3. By motorbike: If you love adventure, then, perhaps, it is the most thrilling way of getting from Hanoi to Ha Giang Loop by riding a rented motorbike. You will ride through a myriad of roads mainly paved winding through nearly 300 kilometers of beautiful countryside, usually requiring around two days with an overnight stop along the way. Be sure to have a valid international driving license and feel confident riding on those challenging mountain roads. The daily rent charges for a motorbike usually start from something around 200,000 VND ($9 US).

The destination should be fun to traverse around while given the chance, especially to visit the thrilling sites of Dong Van Karst Plateau, Meo Vac, Quan Ba Heaven Gate, and many more inspiring-looking villages. If you really do not want to do all the inconvenient work behind guiding the loop yourself, some local tour operators offer guided tours to Ha Giang market.
Bernice BakerLv.1 Post Time 2024-12-6 15:50 | View all
1. Bus transport
   - On average, around 6-8 hours
   - Cost: Approximately $10-$20 USD
   - Available: Several operators run multiple buses within a day
   - Ticket Purchase: Tickets can be purchased at ticket counters within various bus stations, with travel agents, and online on a platform like 12Go Asia.
   - Departure Point: Buses usually depart from My Dinh, Gia Lam, or Luong Yen Bus Stations, in Hanoi.
   - Arrival: Arrival at Ha Giang Bus Station.

2. Motorbike
   - Time: Approximately 6-8 hours (It will depend on stops and traffic).
   - Cost: Motorbike hire in Hanoi is about $5-$10 USD a day, plus fuel costs.
   - Route:
     - Start in Hanoi; take Highway QL2 going north.
     - Continue along Highway QL2 until you reach Tuyen Quang.
     - Then, from Tuyen Quang, go toward Ha Giang via Highway QL177.
   - Tips:
     - Check if your bike is in good condition.
     - Use your protective gear and be careful-the roads may be tough and the weather unpredictable.
     - Consider taking stops on the way, as it could prove difficult especially if you are little accustomed to long rides."

3. Private Car:
   - Length: About 6-8 hours.
   - Average Charge: One-way fares start anywhere between $100 - $150 USD based on the vehicle and operator.
   - Booking Method: Through local travel agencies and online platforms.
   - This is the advantage:
   - One can travel with discomfort and convenience.
   - Really flexible schedule and stopping.
   - Works best for a group or someone with a lot of luggage.

4. Minibus:
   - Duration: Approximately 6-8 hours
   - Cost: Similar to a regular bus, around $10-$20 USD
   - Frequency: Multiple minibuses per day
   - Where to Buy Tickets: Available at travel agencies and some hotels in Hanoi.
   - Pros:
     - More comfortable than a regular bus.
     - Smaller and more maneuverable, which can be an advantage on winding roads.

Enjoy your trip to the Ha Giang Loop!

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