How to Get From Ha Giang to Hanoi
Bus · Van
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In this in-depth route guide, you'll find the best ways to travel the 285 kilometre (177 miles) distance from Ha Giang to Hanoi. By the end of this guide, you'll know exactly how to get there — whether you want to travel on a budget, reach Hanoi as fast as possible, or enjoy the ride in comfort. We base our information on verified schedules, ticket prices, and on-the-ground insights from recent travellers.
What are the 2 ways to travel from Ha Giang to Hanoi?
There are two ways to travel the 285 km distance from Ha Giang to Hanoi. You can choose between the bus and minivan.
The journey takes between 5h 25m–5h 30m and the quickest way is by bus (5h 25m). If you're on a budget, the cheapest option is by bus with tickets starting at 247,000 VND ($9.40).
5h 25m - 7h 50m
247,000 VND ($9.40)
5h 30m - 7h
374,000 VND ($14)
Where to stay in Hanoi?
Still looking for accommodation? Don't forget to check out our favourite places to stay in Hanoi at the bottom of this page.
Already in Hanoi?
Onward from Hanoi
Once you're in Hanoi, here's where to next — 11 researched onward routes to pick from.
Ha Giang to Hanoi by Bus
There are plenty of companies operating buses from Ha Giang to Hanoi. We have listed some of their schedules below, but you can also check out BookAway for more options.
You can also choose from several types of buses, with ticket prices starting from 247,000 VND ($9.40).
Departure and arrival station
Most buses depart from Ha Giang Bus Station in Ha Giang town centre and arrive at My Dinh Bus Station, located 10 km west of Hanoi’s Old Quarter.
Some also depart and arrive at their corresponding offices in the two cities, so check the bus company’s departure and arrival stations before booking your ride.
Better yet, book a bus that already offers free hotel Pick-up and/or drop-off.
Bus schedule from Ha Giang to Hanoi
Booking Tip
Ha Giang to Hanoi by Van
For a few more bucks, you can get a comfortable limo van ride from Ha Giang to Hanoi. Bang Phan, Truly Ha Giang and Ngoc Cuong are three of the companies operating limo vans for this route.
Van fares from Ha Giang to Hanoi start from 374,000 VND ($14) for the journey that takes around 5h 30m - 7h.
Truly Ha Giang and Group Tour Company both offer free Pick-up.
We recommend travelling with Truly Ha Giang because they have the cheapest rates, they are highly rated, and they offer free hotel Pick-up and drop-off.
Departure and arrival station
Most van companies offer free hotel Pick-up and/or drop-off. It’s best to book with these companies to save yourself the hassle and additional cost of finding your way to/and from van stations.
Some also depart and arrive at their corresponding offices in Ha Giang and Hanoi. Do check this info before your trip to avoid any surprises!
Van schedule from Ha Giang to Hanoi
Booking Tip
Our favourite places to stay in Hanoi
Here are our favourite places to stay in Hanoi for every budget.
Siva Luxury Hotel
Just landed in Hanoi? In this hotel, you will get the best night of sleep you had since ages. The friendly staff will give you a warm welcome and serve a wonderful breakfast buffet the next morning! Located in the middle of the centre, but completely isolated from all the noise.
Double rooms with city view from: $42
Rounding it up
We hope this guide was helpful in planning how to get from Ha Giang to Hanoi. If there's anything else you're wondering about, drop us a comment and we'll do our best to answer you within a few days.
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Frequently Asked Questions
The distance from Ha Giang to Hanoi is 285 km.
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Why Visit Hanoi?
Hanoi is Vietnam’s bustling capital, where heritage and modernity collide. At its heart is the iconic Old Quarter bustling with cosy hotels, old residential buildings and neighbourhood cafes. Composed of 36 streets, just walking around this area will reward you with many amazing discoveries.
Must-visit sites include the Thang Long Imperial Citadel, the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, and the 19th-century gothic St. Joseph’s Cathedral. We recommend munching on as much street food as you can, strolling around Hoan Kiem Lake, and our favourite: watching the world go by from one of the many coffee shops in Hanoi.
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