Huy, 46, and his colleagues drove motorbikes to conquer the 350-kilometer Ha Giang Loop.
This challenging route takes travelers through towering mountain passes and deep valleys, requiring skill to navigate its endless, twisting roads.
Ha Giang, renowned for its striking mountain passes, is touted as a must-visit destination by western backpackers.
Huy said he had traveled the Ha Giang route several times before, but this experience left the strongest impression on him.
He stops at Tham Ma Slope, also known as the famous 9-Turn Slope.
Stretching about 5 km and featuring nine sharp bends, the road attracts tourists with its breathtaking scenery and unique photo opportunities.
It is considered a must-visit destination for anyone traveling to Ha Giang.
Huy poses at the Tu San Canyon area above the Nho Que River.
The rocky canyon, often called Vietnam’s “first majestic pass,” lies along the Nho Que River, whose emerald-green waters flow between two mountain ranges of the Dong Van Stone Plateau.
Huy poses for photos by the windows on the second floor of Meo King Palace.
Built in the early 20th century, this was the residence of Mr. Vuong Chinh Duc (1865–1947) and is modeled after Chinese Qing Dynasty architecture, featuring elegant curves and intricate carvings.
The road from the center of Dong Van to Sa Phin, where Meo King Palace is located, is winding and challenging, adding to its appeal for tourists seeking adventure.
He poses for photos at the infinity pool of H'Mong Village Resort, known for its bungalows designed in the shape of traditional baskets.
Huy graduated from Chapman University in the U.S. with a master's degree in business administration in 2002.
He returned to Vietnam and applied for a job at ACB, where his father Tran Mong Hung was chairman and a co-founder. He spent three years working at the bank before going back to the U.S. to pursue a doctorate degree in economics at the Golden Gate University.
He came back to Vietnam and was appointed deputy CEO of ACB. In 2012, he was promoted to chairman at the age of 34.
