MAP PIN IN WRONG SPOT! The whole main road is the ma pi leng pass and it’s very beautiful. However do not to go the google maps pin, it is on the skywalk and it is dangerous and very touristy. Just do the main road from Meo Vac to Dong Van. It’s amazing.

Incredible views. Park your bike and 20 minute walk on the side of the mountains. Watch your step. Also, expect small children to ask you for money as you arrive. Enjoy the view! It’s worth the stop, don’t miss this one on your adventure.

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The Mã Pí Lèng Pass is a mountain pass on the Highway 4C in the territory of Pai Lung and Pa Vi commune, Hà Giang province, North Vietnam. It is approximately 20 kilometres (12 mi) long, on the section of the Highway 4C connecting the towns of Đồng Văn and Mèo Vạc. It is at the altitude of 1,500 m (4,921 ft).The road was first built by Yao, H'mong, Tay and Lolo minority people. The view is very attractive and stunning. It's the main spot of Ha Giang Loop. You can choose some tours in Ha Giang City. There are many choice for you to travel around whole Ha Giang province. Oh the top of Mã Pí Lèng Pass, you can see the river Sông Nho Quế . And there is a famous cliff called Hẻm vực Tu Sản. The view is really wonderful.

Đèo quá đẹp. Các bạn nên đi thử. Một trong nhưng cung đường đẹp nhất mình từng đi. The pass is very scenic and amazing. You should go here to see the beauty of northern Vietnam. It is one of the most beautiful passes in VN. Caution: dont buy the stuff they sell on the road, it is all fake mushroom.

Riding motorbike in cold weather with bff and seeing high moutains, local people climbed on the mountain side to cut grass without fear. I never thought i could see something like this before. I will be back in the future in spring to see blossoms.

We made a trip of total 1300 km by bikes from Hanoi to Ma pi leng. Rice fields, waterfalls, small villages and great curves on the way!! Totally worth a visit!

I was here in October 2019 and loved it. After 12 years in the country and lots of travel, this is to me the most beautiful part of Vietnam

Totally spectacular...

I was there last January. Not sure how it is now but the road to get was under construction at that time as a huge pagoda is being built. You can get to the top by driving up or even walk up via the stairs as we did. You can enter to the flag house and walk up to the top. Cool there but quite scary.

we rode from male, a place nearby. it is a very well maintained highway. the roads were smooth. once you arrive at the site, you will have to park and climb a steep hill that has nearly 100 steps. be ready to be physically fit. upon arrival, there are another few meter high spiral steps at the flag point. you can see the part of china which is the same as you see in vietnam.

Lung Cu, known as "a high forehead of the motherland" where marks the extreme north of Vietnam, is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Ha Giang. This place worths a long hike up with more than 400 steps from the middle of the stairs to the top. I truly enjoyed seeing a marvellous view from the top and took some breathtaking photos. From the top view of the area, you can see 2 big lakes which are called the "eyes of the sacred dragon", according to the historical legend of the Lo Lo ethnic minority. Be careful if you travel to the flag pole by motorbike. The road to get there is not always in good condition.

beautiful scenery, amazing views northeast part of vietnam the road uo is quite hard to find but apart from that it was worth it, the entrance fee was 40,000 which was a fair price

It is a conquer to come if you’re doing the loop but to be honest is just some nice views which you already have if doing the loop, it is fun to drive the rote till here and back but is just a tourist point, the place is full of buses and tours if is very annoying on how people want to take the perfect picture and won’t move from the places, will only move after 500 pictures taken, people are very disrespectful just to take their photos and that results in useless and meaningless cues because of dumb people, also the fee of 40K is quite high just to basically go up some stairs see some views which you already have from other places nearby and to go up the tower…

40k vnd for entrance fee (Some comment in 5 months ago mention it only 10k). I got here at 6 PM, a little late but luckily I got to see this sky. The road from Dong Van to here has a lot of nice views. A very unique experience.

Entrance + parking 45VND. From my point of view the building is more impressive from a distance than the view from the top itself. I would recommend visiting early in the morning to avoid a mass of people. For those who are hesitant and think about not visiting don't worry too much (there are much more impressive places on the HG's loop).

It’s a cool place, decent view. The tower is cool and can stop for coffee or ice cream at the little cafes. A good place for a break but a bit of a climb to the top of the tower.

Cool spot for a 360 view of the area + on a clear day they say you can see the Chinese side of the border. Note: this place gets PACKED during weekends with Vietnamese tourists, so plan accordingly, if you want to spend some time at the top in peace. You can see the hill with the tower from some distance, but when you make the right turn towards the entrance, don’t be tempted by the first set of stairs you see on the left - keep going straight and around a few switchbacks to arrive closer to the top. You can follow the green trolleys they have shuttling people up & down from tourist buses. Otherwise, the number of steps to climb is double :)

30k per person for electric car to the top, 5k per bike for parking, and 10k per person to enter the flag point. Beautiful view from the top, but would not go back.

Great view from the top to the mountains and the border region. You can drive up to almost the top with your bike.

Definitely worth while checking out. It costs 40,000 VND and your able to walk all the way up to just under the flag for some great views.

Amazing views, beautiful landscape and structures. The tourist shop has very high prices so be careful.

Magnific view from this peak and border with China if the day has good weather. Beautiful road to drive and nice climb walking. It gets pretty busy but in late sunset or early sunrise you could be alone. Ticket cost 40000vnd. The Vietnam flag was majestic with wind!

Fee: 40,000VND per person Parking for motorcycles: 5,000VND The road to Lung Cu town is well paved. We drove for over an hour from Dong Van on a mix of windy, steep, downhill roads. It's great for motorcycle riders. You climb over a hundred steps to get to the hill with great 360 view of the town and if weather permits, you can see a glimpse of the border and China. To reach the top, you can climb the building about 3 storeys high and youre closer to the flag. We stayed for over an hour. It was raining and foggy but we got clear skies for a few seconds before another fog cloud comes in. Better be picture ready all the time. Check the weather and try not to stay until late like we did. We left at 5pm and it was hard driving with thick fog.

If you’re on the Ha Giang loop then add this to your stopping points. The view is stunning. One little hiccup was the timing of my arrival here with the flag ceremony. It was around 10 min long, and you have to wait in line until it’s over before you can go around the base or walk the flight of stairs to the top.

A very nice view points can see the whole town and take nice pics with tge flag pole!!! Could be crowded at the weekends!!!

Nice viewpoint in the middle of Vietnam and China Border. On the way to this place I can see the hi-tech electricfied barrier that China has put up to prevented any unauthorized border crossing. The Flag Point serve as a symbol of Teritory Claim by Vietnamese as there were many border tensions in the past between both countries

Nice viewpoint in northern Vietnam. You can climb the tower to have 360 degree view below the vietnamese Flag. At the parking place are street vendors to busy snacks and drinks. Come early in the morning to avoid the busses full of tourist coming from around 10 o clock. There are more impressive views at the Ha Giang Loop but if you're around it's worth a visit.

It was one of the most beautiful experiences of my life. Mr. Son is a person with a huge heart who puts all his effort into the cause. What cause? Helping ethnic minorities by supporting sustainable traditional tea cultivation to benefit the environment and protect people's labor. I stayed there about 2 weeks and from the first minute I felt at home. At the Tea House I left a little piece of my heart. If you want to discover more about tea, helping others and growing emotionally, this project is for you. Bye Mr. Son, thank you for everything. Bye guys and children. I wish you the best. I will miss you very much.

Traditionally, Vietnamese tea drinking is considered a hobby of the older, more learned members in households and in society in general. Tea drinking would accompany aristocratic activities such as composing poems, tending flowers, or simply appreciating nature. Vietnamese people generally favor lighter teas with flower fragrance, such as green tea or floral-scented white tea. Vietnamese teas are produced in many areas that have been known for tea-house "retreats". Vietnam has the world's oldest trees, dating back to 1000 years.[1]

The perfect way to finish the night, this red tea is amazing I totally recommend it, the taste is so good and I just love it. Thank you guys. Also the place is super nice, very close and peaceful at the same time!!!

This is definitely a hidden gem near Ha Giang, offering an authentic Vietnamese tea experience. The ambiance is cozy and inviting, with traditional Tea and friendly staff. Their selection of teas sourced from northern Vietnam is exceptional with an option to buy some souvenirs. Don't miss out on this delightful taste of Vietnam!

We visited and experienced a tea tasting. (We wrote a mail first). We even got some dinner (Tet festival specialty). We bought some tea as a souvenir. So if you are in the area and you like tea - we highly recommend!!!

what should i say about here shall i call it home far away from home the moment i came in here first i felt peace a tremendous vibe. the calmness the sound of the forest and the sound of birds people doing music . nothing that powerful as the man who is the back bone of this place The one and only Mr Hung his vision , thoughts and his vigor and vitality at his age has surprised me the most and hence in. blink of an eye i felt i should call a father figure and did call him papa Nd he accepted it with a smile. the man who attends to every nitty gritty in the place not idle but walks around addressing every issues foresees them even checking if people / guests are taken care right way wish if i had half the potential of him . not the last but the least the 2 young girls who works here as i saw from the morning i open my eyes they are on the job watching them.working for the keep up of the place i went a asked them can i be a helping hand and the reply came in not thank u we are good and back to the hard toil of the day and then come the superwomen who can do almost everything like riding an electric wheel barrow to anything bringing down a tree and if given a chance could be a builder to make structures gosh i would recommend this place with all my hearts experience it is what is say from mountain climbs and trips to villages and even the ha giang loop they does and arrange everything Guys at tea house stay the same you are Rocking.

One of the best tea drinking experiences I've ever experienced! I've been to Korea, Japan and China and tasted the best of the best. To that end,the quality of tea here is the definitely some of the best in Asia from what I've experienced. The tea is grown locally and roasted just across the street. The hospitality of the indigenous staff and knowledge of local customs, flora/fauna make this a must stop on any journey in the Vietnamese Highlands.

A great place to learn about tea culture, tast the best cups of tea and exploire the ancestral Shan tea mountains of hill-tribes in Ha Giang. Let's visit here to enjoy ^_^

Amazing tea, great place to enjoy the locally harvested and produced tea. It is located in a beautiful area. The people are so friendly and hospitable. If you are going past take a break. Or, if you can spare a day, ask about going on a tour to learn about the local tribes and their tea habit and spend a night at the hotel. Highly recommended!:)