We open at Bông Hà Giang Hostel where the Easy Rider crew briefs us on luggage storage, weather layers, and the travel permit. I pack light—camera bag, rain shell, gloves—and explain why I chose to ride pillion with a pro.
Day two footage focuses on the Đồng Văn Karst Plateau. Drone shots sweep over the Ma Pi Leng Pass while I talk through support vehicle logistics, fuel stops, and the included meals. We wrap at a cliff-edge lookout sharing ginger tea with our drivers.
The finale shows our sunrise coffee, market wander, and how Bông Hostel helps you secure onward buses back to Hanoi, Sapa, or the coast. I recap what’s covered in the tour price and where the extra permit fee comes in.
Ride Northern Vietnam’s most dramatic loop with terrace valleys, canyon passes, and starlit homestays. This Easy Rider edition lets you focus on filming and soaking it all in while your driver handles the switchbacks.
Runtime: 12 minutes of ride footage, drone views, and itinerary tips.
Filming Notes: Shot handheld on the Sony A7C II with DJI drones; ambient road noise and voice-over layered for immersion.
Accessibility: Full transcript highlights, descriptive alt text, and on-screen map overlays.
Filming a travel doc on the Hà Giang Loop means juggling cameras, audio, and drones on cliff-hugging roads. Going Easy Rider kept both of us safe and let us capture cinematic footage. If you’re an experienced rider with proper insurance, Bông’s team can set you up with semi-auto or manual bikes—but don’t underestimate the terrain.