1. Ha Giang Loop Weather in June 2025

If you’re dreaming of a Ha Giang adventure with dramatic skies and jungle-green hillsides, June might just be your perfect match. This is when Ha Giang awakens under the early summer rains. Temperatures usually hover between 24°C and 32°C, it's warm enough for T-shirts by day, yet cool enough for a light jacket as the sun sets over Dong Van.

The rain? Yes, it visits often but mostly in the afternoons, washing the hills clean and leaving behind the scent of earth and wildflowers. The humidity is high, around 85%, but it breathes life the valleys and fills the rice terraces with water turning every step of the Loop a scene a postcard.

Each region reveals a slightly different face of June: Quan Ba is misty and serene, Meo Vac bursts green, and Du Gia welcomes you with rushing waterfalls and fields of young rice.

More insights here: Ha Giang Loop Weather Guide: Best Times to Visit

2. Is June a Good Time to Do the Ha Giang Loop?

We’ll tell you what we tell all our riders: June is the secret season.

It’s not the dry, sunny postcard-perfect time but it’s rich, raw, and real. You’ll see locals knee-deep in water planting rice, children playing under the rain, and hills that look like they’ve been painted in watercolor. There are fewer tourists, which means quieter roads, more personal moments, and deeper connections with local people.

Sure, there may be the occasional slippery trail or foggy stretch but with Jasmine Tours’ easy-rider guides and jeeps available, we’ve got your back for every twist and turn.

Explore why travelers love June: Top Reasons to Visit Ha Giang Loop with Jasmine Tours

3. What to Pack for a Rainy Season Ride

The good news? You don’t need to pack your whole wardrobe just smartly.

For June, think light, quick-dry clothes that are comfy for riding and walking. A quality rain jacket is non-negotiable. Waterproof bags will keep your gear dry, and don’t forget sturdy shoes with grip, especially for trekking to places like Lung Khuy Cave or climbing to the Lung Cu Flag Tower.

Bring your camera or phone, just remember to pack a waterproof pouch! And of course, we’ll provide helmets and protective gear when you ride with us.

Packing inspiration: Ha Giang Loop Packing List & Travel Tips and What to Wear in Ha Giang Loop

4. Safety First Even in the Rain

We’ve ridden the Loop in every kind of weather, so we know how to make it not just safe, but unforgettable.

Our guides check the bikes before every ride and adjust daily itineraries based on real-time weather. Rain coming in the afternoon? We might start earlier and pause for hot tea in a local house while it passes. Muddy trail ahead? We'll reroute to a scenic bypass with better road grip.

Prefer not to ride? Our jeeps are rain-ready and comfy, offering floor-to-ceiling views of the mountain drama unfolding outside your window.

Learn how we keep you safe: Ha Giang Loop Motorbike Tour Safety Tips

5. Best Experiences of Ha Giang Loop in June

Some say Ha Giang’s most breathtaking moments happen just after the rain. And we agree.

Float through Tu San Canyon on a boat, where the cliffs seem to scrape the clouds. Stand atop Ma Pi Leng Skywalk with mist swirling around your boots. Sip corn wine with locals while thunder rolls in the distance—and feel like you're part of something ancient and wild.

You’ll see rice fields in their earliest stage mirrored like glass under the clouds—and every photo you take will glow with the kind of softness only June light can give.

Don’t miss this: Nho Que River in Ha Giang Loop

6. Which Tour Is Best for Ha Giang Loop in June?

We recommend our 4 Days 3 Nights Private Jeep Tour for June explorers who want maximum flexibility with zero stress. With rainproof transportation, cozy accommodations, and your own driver-guide, you’ll glide through even the wettest days with ease.

For adventure lovers, our Easy-Rider Tour lets you enjoy the thrill of the loop while we handle the riding. Want full control? Our Self-Riding Tour includes gear, backup, and freedom.

All tours include:

• VIP cabin bus round-trip Hanoi ↔ Ha Giang

• Delicious meals with locals

• Rain protection and permits

• Thoughtful stops and flexible timing

Tour details here: Ha Giang Loop 4-Day Road Trip with Jasmine Tours

7. How to Ride Safely in June Weather

Riding in June just means riding a little smarter. Go slow, especially downhill. Use engine braking instead of squeezing the brakes too hard. Watch out for muddy corners, especially after Bac Sum Pass.

Our team will walk you through every technique before you leave Jasmine Retreat, and we’ll always be just a phone call away with 24/7 support.

Top tip? Ride early. Mornings are usually dry, giving you the best conditions and light for your ride.

8. Why June in Ha Giang is So Special

We believe Ha Giang in June is poetry on two wheels (or four).

It’s raw. It’s real. It’s beautifully unpredictable. One moment you’re gliding under sunlit skies, the next you’re watching clouds kiss limestone peaks while sipping hot tea in a village home.

Jasmine Tours is here to turn that story a memory you’ll always carry rain boots, rainbows, and all. Ready to ride? June 2025 is calling.

Contact Information for Jasmine Tours:

• Website: Jasmine Tours Official Website

• Email: support@jasminehagiang.com

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• Office Address: Jasmine Tours Office, No. 22, Phat Loc Street, Hoan Kiem, Hanoi

• Addresses:

  • Jasmine Hostel, No. 61 Cau Me Street, Phuong Thien Commune, Ha Giang

  • Jasmine Retreat (Jasmine Hostel 2), Hoa Bac/Km11, Vi Xuyen Commune, Ha Giang