Get up early and have a breakfast at hotel then start your long journey. On the way to Dong vay, you will stop at the check-in point at Quan Ba heaven gate, you can gaze out and see Fairy moutain - two mountains with a distinctive shape, standing out in the vast Tam Son town. You will enter the Limestone rock plateau zone, considered as mountainous Halong Bay. This majestic natural treasure has been listed in the World Geological Park book. H'Mong King Palace is a historical and cultural landmark located in Dong Van. The palace reflects the wealth and power of the Vuong family, as well as the cultural heritage of the Hmong people. Surrounded by stunning mountainous landscapes, the Vuong Family Palace is not only a popular tourist destination but also a significant symbol of the history and culture of the local ethnic communities. Visitors to the palace can explore its rich history, admire its architectural beauty, and learn about the traditions of the Hmong people.

Tham Ma Slope is one of the famous and challenging mountain passes in Ha Giang, with soft winding hairpin bends like silk ribbons across the mountainside. This is not only a challenge for backpackers but also a check-in point not to be missed, where you can feel the majesty of the Northeastern mountains and forests and the ingenuity of nature.

On the way to Dong vay, you will stop at the check-in point at Quan Ba heaven gate, you can gaze out and see Fairy moutain - two mountains with a distinctive shape

experience some of the most spectacular mountain roads in Vietnam. Bac Sum Pass welcomes visitors with winding curves and stunning valley views. Further along, Nine-Turn Pass (Doc 9 Khoanh) impresses with its dramatic hairpin bends. Can Ty Pass offers majestic limestone landscapes, fresh mountain air, and unforgettable scenery, making it a highlight of any Ha Giang adventure.

H'Mong King Palace is a historical and cultural landmark located in Dong Van. The palace reflects the wealth and power of the Vuong family, as well as the cultural heritage of the Hmong people. Surrounded by stunning mountainous landscapes, the Vuong Family Palace is not only a popular tourist destination but also a significant symbol of the history and culture of the local ethnic communities.