20:00: Pick-up by minivan from your hotel in Hanoi Old Quarter to the bus station. 20:30-21:00: The sleeper bus departs from the bus station to Cao Bang City. 5:00: Arrive in Cao Bang City, and sleep in our hostel for a few hours before starting the journey.

7:30-8:00: Have breakfast in Cao Bang City. 8:30: Start the journey to visit: Ma Phuc pass

Ma Phuc Pass, one of Cao Bang’s most famous passes, stretches 3.5 km along winding limestone mountains at an elevation of over 700 meters. Named "Kneeling Horse" from a legend of a horse that knelt to climb its steep slopes, the pass offers breathtaking views of northeastern Vietnam’s rugged landscape. This scenic route blends natural beauty with local cultural charm, making it an unforgettable stop for travelers.

Mount Eyes of the Gods (Nui Mat Than), located in Quang Han commune, Trung Khanh district, Cao Bang, is a famous destination known for its mysterious and striking beauty. The name "Eyes of the Gods" comes from the unique shape of two natural rock openings at the summit, resembling giant eyes that gaze out over the vast landscape. Surrounded by pristine forests and mountains, Mount Eyes of the Gods attracts visitors not only with its breathtaking natural scenery but also with the intriguing local legends that surround it. This is an ideal spot for those who love nature, wish to learn about local culture, and enjoy the majestic views of Cao Bang.

Phia Thap Incense Village, located in Phuc Sen commune, Quang Hoa district, Cao Bang, is renowned for its traditional craft of handmaking incense, practiced by the Nung An ethnic group. Passed down through generations, the villagers use natural ingredients and skilled techniques to create high-quality, delicately fragrant incense sticks. Visitors to Phia Thap can witness the intricate process firsthand—from selecting materials to rolling and drying the incense—while also experiencing the simple, rustic lifestyle and rich cultural heritage of the local community. This village is an inviting destination for anyone interested in exploring the traditional crafts of Vietnam’s mountainous regions.

Quay Son River, flowing through Cao Bang Province, is a large and beautiful river known for its clear waters that meander through fields, valleys, and majestic limestone mountains. The river originates in China, flows into Vietnam, and forms part of the border between the two countries. One of the highlights of the river is the Quay Son Waterfall, where the water cascades down in a series of foamy waves, creating a stunning landscape. Quay Son River not only attracts visitors with its natural beauty but also holds significant cultural importance for the local people.

17:00: Check-in at the homestay at Khuoi Ky village- Ban Gioc Waterfall. 19:00: Enjoy dinner and have free time to relax at the homestay.