More than a motorbike trip…

More than a tour company we are proud to say that we are a Social Enterprise. It means we give back to the community in the form of goods and services. Ha Giang communities are some of the poorest in Vietnam and we choose to fight it. 

Ha Giang’s highlands are some of Vietnam’s most remote areas. Its wonderful but rocky mountains make life difficult for local ethnic groups because they lack on fertile land to grow food, and the difficult roads make access really limited.

  • Around 7% of our profits are reinvested to help Hà Giang communities
  • We work alongside Australian Charity and NGO Community Against Poverty (CAP)
  • Children are our top priority
  • We’ve build a library, delivered many water tanks, winter jackets, eyeglasses and food.

Our Library project in Đường Thượng village

Our community library has been running for two years and has become a welcoming space where local children can learn, grow, and connect. But our vision goes beyond books and games — we want to inspire highland children to care for themselves and their surroundings, from good hygiene habits to protecting the environment.

The Water Tank Project

Proudly sponsored by CAP, with strong support from Infinity in transportation, logistics and coordination with local authorities to ensure that every water tank reaches the right people. This initiative aims to provide clean and safe water for daily life, improving health and living conditions in remote communities.

So far, we have contributed with 10 water tanks, marking the first step toward building a sustainable source of clean water for families in need. With more support, we hope to expand this project and reach many more households in the future.

Winter Jackets

Every year, at the beginning of winter, we organize our annual Jacket Project. We donate jackets to children at remote schools in the highland villages of Mèo Vạc, Đồng Văn, and Yên Minh districts. Each year, about 4,000–5,000 jackets are distributed to help keep the children warm during the cold season.

The Reading Glasses Project

Funded by CAP, brings essential eye care support to remote mountain villages where access to eyeglasses is extremely limited. We organize regular distribution trips, providing glasses that help local people with daily activities such as embroidery, sewing, and tailoring. Looking ahead, our mission is to reach 10,000 pairs of glasses, giving more communities the opportunity to improve their quality of life.

Feed the children

We provide regular supplies to eight highland schools in Yên Minh district where children have their lunch at school. The food packages include instant noodles, peanuts, dried fish, eggs, tofu, and pork, with occasional additions of fresh fruits. These supplies are delivered at the beginning of each month to ensure the children have consistent and nutritious meals.