Both halves of the province in three days — Pác Bó and Angel Mountain to the west, Bản Giốc and Ngườm Ngao to the east. Two real nights: one on a farm, one in a Tày stone house.
Illustrative map — positions are approximate, not an administrative boundary.
Where Hồ Chí Minh returned to Vietnam in 1941, after thirty years abroad.
Cycle the nearby villages, or simply do nothing until dinner.
The giant circular opening in the rock, above open grassland.
Emerald water held between limestone peaks.
A walk among stone houses that have stood four hundred years.
Vietnam's largest waterfall at its quietest, then into the cave.
Dry season. Clear skies, easy roads. Best for Angel Mountain, the grasslands and riding with an Easy Rider.
Wet season. Bản Giốc is at its fullest and most dramatic. Expect sudden showers and greener valleys.
Free of charge, accompanying parents cover the child's meals.
75% of the tour price, with full meals and experiences.
Full adult price with full services.
Farmstays and homestays are simple, clean and authentic — not four-star hotels. That is the point.
We reply within one working day, with a route shaped around the days you actually have.
Tell us your dates and we will hold the rooms — homestays here have very few of them.
1 dayShop the morning market, cook what you bought, then walk the old quarter until dusk.
2 daysThree craft villages where nothing is made by machine, and a night in a stone hamlet.
3 daysThe headline sights without the crowds — private car and guide from just two guests.