Who we are
About Freedom Ha Giang Loop
Born and raised in Ha Giang. Seven years of showing travellers the real Loop, safely, in small groups.
Small groups · 6-8 people
About us · Who we are
Born in Ha Giang, made for the Loop
Freedom Ha Giang Loop is a local team of riders and guides born and raised here. For more than seven years we have taken travellers over the passes we rode to school on, into the villages of the H'mong, Dao, Tay and Nung families we grew up with. One simple idea: show you the real Ha Giang, off the crowded roads, and do it safely.
Why ride with Freedom
7+ years of local expertise
With over seven years of running the Loop, we are dedicated to showing you the true, authentic soul of Ha Giang.
Multi-ethnic culture and food
Savour traditional dishes and explore the rich customs of the H'mong, Dao, Tay, Nung and other communities you ride through.
Off-the-beaten-path routes
Leave the crowded roads behind. We take you along small trails and hidden roads to secluded villages.
Expert local riders and guides
Travel safely on every curve with our licensed native Easy Riders and English-speaking guides, on well-kept bikes with proper gear.
Hidden waterfalls
Discover and swim in pristine mountain waterfalls known only to locals, far from the tour buses.
A lifetime experience
Small groups of 6 to 8, real homestays and every guide with their own favourite viewpoint. We promise a genuine, unforgettable journey in Ha Giang.
- 7+
- Years of local expertise
- 6-8
- People per group, never more
- 100%
- Local English-speaking guides
- 3
- Meals a day, every day
Explore Ha Giang with Freedom
Why ride with us
What does Freedom bring to you?
- 01
Conquer your fear
Hairpin by hairpin, Ma Pi Leng turns from something you were nervous about into something you did.
- 02
Photos worth keeping
Your guide knows where the light is good and stops for the shot.
- 03
A feeling of sanctuary
No traffic, no notifications. Mountain air, river swims and villages where nobody is in a hurry.
- 04
Real Vietnamese culture
Dinner cooked by a Tay or H'mong family and stories from guides who grew up in these valleys.
- 05
Gratitude
For the road, for the people who welcomed you in, and for the new friends riding next to you.
More than a trip. A memory for life.
Ready to ride the Loop?
Small groups of 6 to 8, local English-speaking guides, homestays, meals and gear included. Ask us anything, any time of day.