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HA GIANG EASY RIDER TOUR
OUR ROOTS & HERITAGE

Born in the Karst Mountains

Founded in 2018 by highland natives, Ha Giang Easy Rider Tour was built to show travelers the true soul of northern Vietnam through the eyes of the people who were born here.

10,000+ Happy Travelers
100% Native Drivers
0 Safety Incidents
3x Fair Living Wage
OUR LICENSED CREW

Meet Your Lead Easy Riders

Each driver undergoes mandatory mountain defensive riding recertification every 6 months.

Vu A Chu
Lead Easy Rider

Vu A Chu ("Brother Chu")

H’mong Native β€’ 9 Yrs Exp

Expert on ancient mountain trails and local medicinal folklore. Fluent in English, Vietnamese, and native H’mong.

⭐ 5 (320 Reviews) 150cc Master
Sung A Vang
Tour Leader & Drone Specialist

Sung A Vang ("Vang")

H’mong Native β€’ 7 Yrs Exp

Known as the "Geopark Photographer". Loves helping solo travelers capture cliffside photos and cinematic drone shots.

⭐ 5 (280 Reviews) Photographer
Trieu Thi Mai
Cultural Guide & Storyteller

Trieu Thi Mai ("Mai")

Tay Native β€’ 6 Yrs Exp

Passionate about ethnic culinary traditions, herbal bath ceremonies, and traditional linen weaving history.

⭐ 5 (210 Reviews) Culture Expert
Ly Van Toan
Master Mechanic & Safety Lead

Ly Van Toan ("Toan")

Dao Native β€’ 12 Yrs Exp

12 years keeping mountain motorbikes in immaculate mechanical order. Leads daily pre-ride safety checks.

⭐ 5 (195 Reviews) Safety Lead
COMMUNITY IMPACT

Responsible Tourism That Empowers Highland Families

We partner directly with ethnic minority families across Dong Van, Meo Vac, and Du Gia. Over 70% of every tour payment stays directly in these mountain communities through homestay accommodation fees, home-cooked family feasts, and artisan purchases.

🌿 Eco-Friendly Leave No Trace πŸ’° Direct Homestay Income

English Literacy Workshops

Free weekly conversational English classes sponsored by our tour revenue for local village youth.

Highland Cleanups

Monthly community trash collection drives along the Ma Pi Leng pass and Tu San canyon boat docks.