The roads in Ha Giang are winding and steep, challenging for drivers. However, once you arrive, you will feel extremely relaxed when admiring the beauty of plateaus.

Traveling to Ha Giang, you will have countless exciting experiences while exploring the beautiful and unique land, with the cultural features of locals in the Northern highlands. Hue News would like to introduce a photo reportage about the scenery and people of Ha Giang, captured by Hoang Hai, the photographer.

 The bright smile of a little girl in Ha Giang
 Hoang Su Phi terraced field with golden terraced paddies during the ripe rice season
 A panoramic view of the Nho Que River as seen from the top of Ma Pi Leng
 As Bac Ha market opens early in the morning, children from the highland villages have to wake up very early to follow their mothers to the market
 The Lo Lo Hoa people's houses in Lao Xa village are still intact, from the uniformity of the roof tiles to the building materials of new houses, or in the preservation of old houses made of earth and wood
 Traditional costumes in a market in Ha Giang
 The majestic scenery of the northernmost land of the country
 The road to the peak of Ma Pi Leng winds through the clouds like a watercolor painting
 Quan Ba Twin Mountains, also known as Twin Mountains or Fairy Mountains, is estimated to be between 1.6 and 2 million years old. The two mountains have a round and charming shape, looking like the plump breasts of a fairy sleeping in the middle of the majestic mountains and forests
 The peaceful life of the northernmost land of the homeland
 Known as one of the “Four Great Mountain Passes” of Vietnam, Ma Pi Leng is a stunning highland route with winding mountain passes, below is a deep abyss, and majestic high cliffs
 The simple houses with bamboo walls and thatched roofs are strangely peaceful
By Hue News