Young people 'cover' social networks with images of Moc Chau plum blossoms

TPO - Moc Chau is an ideal destination for those who love nature and want to enjoy the beauty of the typical flower seasons of the North. In particular, the plum blossom season in January and February every year creates a mesmerizing scene with hillsides covered in pure white.

Moc Chau Plateau is becoming the focus of social media platforms as young people continuously share brilliant images of the plum blossom season blooming white on the hills. The beautiful natural scenery and fresh air make Moc Chau an attractive destination for travel and photography enthusiasts. Video : Vu Minh Hien

With its typical highland terrain, Moc Chau not only offers majestic natural space but is also an ideal place to experience indigenous culture. Photo: Vu Minh Hien

According to records, many tourists have flocked to famous areas such as Na Ka valley, Mu Nau plum forest or Ang village to admire and record the most beautiful moments of the flower season. Homestays and accommodation services in Moc Chau also recorded a high number of visitors during peak days. Photo: Pham Thu Hang

Plum blossom season in Moc Chau is expected to last until mid-February. Therefore, for the best experience, visitors should monitor the weather and book in advance to avoid overcrowding on weekends. Photo: Vu Minh Hien

Young people "dress up" to check-in. Photo: Pham Thu Hong

Here, many tourists who want to have beautiful virtual photos have hired the services of the local ethnic people. In addition, many professional photographers also take advantage of this opportunity to earn extra income.

Visitors feel like they are "lost in a fairyland" with plum blossoms covering the hills and valleys and capturing moments in a romantic setting. In addition to the hillsides, visitors can also admire plum blossoms in the gardens of local people.

To have beautiful and outstanding photos among the white plum blossoms, many young people choose clothes with bright colors such as red, yellow, orange, brown or blue... Photo: Hoang Dung

Visitors to the plum blossom viewing area are also reminded to keep the environment clean, not to break branches or shake trees to cause the flowers to fall. In particular, they are to respect the local people, ask permission before entering the garden to take photos, and pay (if any) to support and encourage the people to take care of them.

Photo: Nguyen Hoa, Doan Thuy My

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