Explore the stunning white plum blossom season in Moc Chau
Moc Chau Town – Son La, just over 180 km from Hanoi, is a popular destination, especially during the Lunar New Year. Notably, Moc Chau’s stunning flower seasons are a highlight of the Northwest mountains, attracting travelers for a spring outing.
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The best time to see plum blossoms is from late January to mid-February. When the flowers are in full bloom, the town attracts many visitors.
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With over 1,300 hectares, plum blossoms cover every corner of Moc Chau, from village paths to farmland, from roadsides along the highway to narrow alleys deep in the mountains.
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Visitors feel like they have "wandered into a fairyland" as a plum blossom season glows white under the golden sunlight of the beautiful plateau.
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Across the hills and valleys, the scenery is draped in a pure white coat.
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The path to the plum gardens can be slippery due to fog and high humidity. It's best to visit between 9 AM and 4 PM and to bring warm clothes, as daytime temperatures in Moc Chau range from 12 to 17°C.
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The flowers only bloom for about two weeks before fading as the trees begin to bear fruit. The plums will be harvested around May.
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The delicate white petals embrace golden stamens, and when the wind blows, they drift gracefully through the air.
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In addition to accommodations such as homestays and hotels, visitors can also rent ready-made tents or find camping spots to bring their own gear for a picnic experience in Moc Chau during plum blossom season.
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The sweet season of plum blossoms comes and goes quickly. It lasts only about 2 to 3 weeks and typically peaks around the Lunar New Year.
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Besides admiring and photographing plum blossoms, visitors to Moc Chau at the beginning of the year also have great opportunities for cloud hunting.
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Apart from the plum orchards, other popular attractions include Moc Chau Island Tourist Area, Happy Land Moc Chau, Pine Forest in Ban Ang, Heart-shaped Tea Hill, and community-based tourism villages.
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In general, plum blossoms only last for a short time - just about 1 to 2 weeks before fading, giving way to fresh green buds. That’s why visitors should plan their trip carefully to witness and capture the breathtaking beauty of Moc Chau’s plum blossoms.
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