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This video is a reference for the Ha Giang Motorbike Loop in North Vietnam. It's a fantastic trip that I haven't seen a lot of information about, so I thought I'd make this video in case anyone out there is looking to do the same motorbike loop that I did. Where: Ha Giang Province in North Vietnam What: 3 - 5 Day Incredible Motorbike Trip in Vietnam How: Bring your own motorbike to the north, or rent a bike in Ha Giang City. How we did the motorcycle loop: Day 1: Start in Ha Giang City at a Hostel called Bong Hostel. It's the only hostel in Ha Giang (as of July, 2016). Here's a link to Bong Hostel: http://tinyurl.com/jeat7u6 (affiliate link: if you click through and book The New Travel gets a % that helps support my channel!) Drive to Yenh Minh and stay at a Home Stay. Bong Hostel has info about home stays in Yen Minh. Day 2: Leave Yenh Minh and drive to Meo Vac. Stop for lunch. Drive up through the beautiful mountain pass, up to Dong Van. Stay in Dong Van at a cheap hotel. No hostels in Dong Van to my knowledge. Day 3: Drive from Dong Van north to Lung Cu, where there is the famous flag pole overlooking the North Vietnamese hills and seeing all the way into China. Return to Dong Van for another night. See the Sunday Morning Market if you have the chance. Day 4: Drive back from Dong Van, all the way back to Ha Giang City. It's about 160 KM, which doesn't sound like much, but on a rental bike in the mountains under the hot sun it is. So leave early and try not to make too many stops if this is your plan. Safety precautions: This is a more advanced ride. That doesn't mean a confident beginner should be completely turned off of it. But it means that they probably shouldn't ride alone, and should be very comfortable with their bikes, and have basic road safety knowledge. Even more dangerous than the roads are the oncoming shuttle buses, who often drive like maniacs in Vietnam. Be careful and have fun. =) ---------- I'll be updating this description with further information as I write / post it. If you want to learn more about Vietnam I encourage you to give my pages a follow, or check out www.thenewtravelblog.com Thanks, -Dan --------------------------- Keep in touch with Dan, and get all the latest from The New Travel: Instagram - http://bit.ly/1qI0Vqt Twitter - http://bit.ly/1N8AnIX Facebook - http://bit.ly/1V1tbRE Snapchat - danvineberg --------------------------- ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ANtqDDbbY20