2025 Lung Cu Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in May)

#mytripvlog #summervacation #wanderlust this is my 2nd roadtrip in 2022. Heard that from mid-September is ripe rice season. We chosed #hagiang #vietnam as its spectacular sceneries. The smell of rice fields made we got high more than any lol. This #hoangsuphi route also satisfied any bikers by the spacious with rolling mountains spreading endlessly of #tayconlinh hidden in the mist, primitive forests interspersed river and streams . Not only the sightseeing, but also ppl here are lovely with their smiles. They said “Hello” before “xin chào”, they are familiar with foreigner than vietnamese . odd~~ But i love thatttt

Here's a 4-day self-drive motorcycling itinerary for the Ha Giang Loop, Vietnam, along with estimated costs: 🗓️Itinerary Scheduling: Day 1: Ha Giang → Quan Ba → Yen Minh Morning: Pick up your motorbike in Ha Giang City and ride towards Quan Ba. Stop at Heaven’s Gate for panoramic views. Afternoon: Continue to Yen Minh, passing through stunning karst landscapes. Evening: Stay overnight in a homestay in Yen Minh. Day 2: Yen Minh → Lung Cu → Dong Van Morning: Ride to Lung Cu Flag Tower, the northernmost point of Vietnam. Afternoon: Head to Dong Van, explore the Old Quarter, and enjoy local food. Evening: Stay in a guesthouse in Dong Van. Day 3: Dong Van → Ma Pi Leng Pass → Meo Vac Morning: Ride through the Ma Pi Leng Pass, one of the most scenic roads in Vietnam. Afternoon: Take a boat ride on the Nho Que River. Evening: Stay overnight in Meo Vac. Day 4: Meo Vac → Du Gia → Ha Giang Morning: Ride through Du Gia, a peaceful village with waterfalls. Afternoon: Return to Ha Giang City, completing the loop. 💰Average Price per Person: Estimated Costs (USD) | Expense | Cost per Day | Total (4 Days) | **Motorbike Rental** | $10-$15 | $40-$60 | | **Fuel** | $3-$5 | $12-$20 | | **Accommodation** | $10-$30 | $40-$120 | | **Food** | $5-$15 | $20-$60 | | **Activities (Boat Ride, Entry Fees, etc.)** | $5-$15 | $20-$60 | | **Total Estimated Cost** | **$132-$320** | #naturalwonders #motortour #hagiangloop #vietnam #mountainview

From Ha Giang city, passing 150 kilometers with many winding passes, gray rocky mountains, white cloud-covered mountain peaks, small villages clustered in valleys or halfway up the mountain, and fiery cotton trees when March comes, I arrived at Lo Lo Chai on a rainy day with dense fog. Lo Lo Chai village is located near Lung Cu flagpole, home to the Lo Lo people (about 90%) and the Mong people. The first impression is the ancient features with lovely rammed earth houses, yin-yang tiled roofs, moss-covered stone walls, and walls always covered with succulents. The people here are very friendly and hospitable. If you come here on a sunny day with unlimited visibility, you will definitely have more wonderful experiences.

Lung Cu is a place I’ve always wanted to visit, and waking up at 4 AM was an unforgettable experience. The early morning air was chilly, and the winding road to the flag tower led me through misty mountains. Walking along and taking in the scenery, I felt an unusual sense of calm. When I reached the top, the red flag with a golden star fluttered proudly under the radiant sunrise. The majestic view made me forget all my fatigue. Standing there, I felt an intense pride and love for my country. This trip was not just a journey but also a truly memorable experience in my life #hagiang #vietnam

#naturalwonders Lô Lô Chải, a charming village in Hà Giang, Vietnam, is a serene destination that beautifully showcases the culture and traditions of the Lô Lô ethnic minority group. Nestled at the base of the iconic Lung Cu Flag Tower, known as Vietnam’s “northernmost point,” the village offers breathtaking landscapes, cultural richness, and a sense of tranquility rarely found elsewhere. The village is famous for its unique stilt houses built with traditional techniques. Walking through Lô Lô Chải, visitors can observe daily life, from villagers tending to their farms to children playing in the quiet streets. The community thrives on farming and weaving, and travelers can purchase handmade textiles as souvenirs, supporting local artisans. One of the highlights of visiting Lô Lô Chải is experiencing its vibrant culture. The Lô Lô people are known for their traditional clothing, which features intricate patterns and bright colors. Festivals and ceremonies are deeply rooted in their traditions, offering a window into their spiritual and social practices. If lucky, visitors may witness local music, dances, and rituals, which are as captivating as the scenic surroundings. Nature lovers will find the village’s location idyllic. Surrounded by majestic mountains, terraced rice fields, and lush greenery, Lô Lô Chải is a haven for photography and relaxation. The nearby Lung Cu Flag Tower provides panoramic views of Vietnam’s northernmost landscape and is a symbolic landmark worth visiting. Although still relatively untouched by mass tourism, Lô Lô Chải offers essential amenities, including small homestays, where travelers can enjoy local cuisine and immerse themselves in the warmth of Lô Lô hospitality. Whether you’re seeking cultural insight, natural beauty, or a peaceful retreat, Lô Lô Chải promises an unforgettable experience in Hà Giang’s stunning highlands.

A place to visit when going to Ha Giang

#traveldiaries Lung Cu Flag Tower is not just an iconic landmark but a symbol of Vietnamese sovereignty and pride. Towering over the landscape near the Chinese border, the flagpole stands on Dragon Mountain, and reaching it involves a climb of 389 steps. The panoramic view from the top is worth every effort, offering stunning vistas of terraced rice fields, remote villages, and distant mountains. The 54 square-meter flag represents the unity of Vietnam’s 54 ethnic groups, adding cultural significance to this journey. For travelers interested in history, national identity, and spectacular views, this spot is a must-include in your Ha Giang #traveldiaries. Standing at the edge of the country, you’ll feel a deep connection to Vietnam’s heritage and people.

Lung Cu Flagpole is a national flagpole located at Lung Cu peak, also known as Dragon Mountain (Long Son), about 1,470 m above sea level, in Lung Cu commune, Dong Van district, Ha Giang province, Vietnam.

Lung Cu Flagpole Vietnam A 30-meter-high tower on the top of Ling Cu Mountain, at an altitude of about 1,470 meters above sea level, in Lung Cu Commune, Dong Van District, Ha Giang Province. This tower is decorated with a large Vietnamese flag and was built to mark the northernmost point in Vietnam. When you climb the tower, you can see China and the beautiful city view. 💵 The entrance fee is 40,000 VND per person. #TravelAbroad #LungCuFlagpole #HaGiang #Vietnam

Ha Giang Province is one of the famous attractions in North Vietnam. Many foreigners come here to travel by motorcycle. Along the way, there are many cultural, historical and living landscapes of the Vietnamese ethnic groups (indigenous peoples), as well as the beautiful scenery of the mountains. The attraction introduced this time is the Valley Flag Tower, a monument located in the northernmost part of Vietnam. It takes about an hour to get there by bike from Tongwen County. There are many beautiful terraced fields along the way that are worth taking photos of. When you climb to the top of the flag tower, you can overlook the beautiful countryside, which is a worthwhile sightseeing spot. #Local Tour

Lung Cu Flagpole is a national flagpole located at Lung Cu peak, also known as Dragon Mountain (Long Son), about 1,470 m above sea level, in Lung Cu commune, Dong Van district, Ha Giang province, Vietnam. Lung Cu Flagpole is about 3.3 km from the northernmost point of Vietnam as the crow flies. From the top of the flagpole, looking down at the ground, there are 02 ponds on both sides of the mountain that never run dry all year round, called Dragon Eyes, which are the water source for the ethnic people of the two villages. The flagpole is 24 km from Dong Van district town and 154 km from Ha Giang city. Lung Cu Flagpole has a long history, having undergone many restorations and embellishments. The new octagonal flagpole is over 30m high and was inaugurated on September 25, 2010.[1] #cotcolungcu #dulichhagiang

Lung Cu can be translated into Dragon Bone which is located at the border to China. this place has a flag tower and facing China border. only on a motorbiking trip will bring you to this place #awesomepic #hagiang #vietnam

Lung Cu Ha Giang. The northernmost place of Vietnam

#valentinescape Valentin day is coming and people take the opportunity to visit historical sites in their country, specially those places who unite their families and brings joy to them. The Lung Cu flag point is often full of couples traveling to bond coser with themselves ♥ . #valentinescape #resort #tripblazers #vietnam #hagiang #travel #valentine #lovers #wedding #honeymoon