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Moc Chau plateau is in Son La province, Moc Chau is located in the west, far
200km from Hanoi, Moc Chau is suffused by fresh green colour of forest and
unique rice fields. Moc Chau is place to provide high quality products like
milk, sweet and delicious products from milks. Travelling in Moc Chau, tourists
can also enjoy yogurt from cow’s milk and goat’s milk. Moc Chau also provides
the best quality of tea. Travelling in Moc Chau, tourists will have interesting
activities like visiting locals’ gardens and enjoying fruits, staying in house
of ethnic minority to try grilled pork and wine and do harvesting tea with
locals.
In each season of a year, Moc Chau owns a special and unique beauty. Flower
fields stretch immensely. In plum flower and peach flower season, the land
wallows into a colourful beauty of flowers. In each weekend, young people often
drive motorbike to
Moc Chau plateau to enjoy amazing days. Only in some hours on
local bus or drive motorbike, tourists can enjoy immense nature of rolling tea
hills. Large pasture and smooth green tea hills stretch to horizon. You can
catch a local bus at My Dinh Bus Station in Hanoi to go to Moc Chau. However, a
trip by motorbike to Moc Chau will bring interesting and amazing experiences for
tourists, but you should prepare a good motorbike and skilled driving.
Although each season of a year has unique, surprising and attractive beauty, the
weather in Moc Chau is same to Sapa. However, Moc Hau has a bit of fog and rain.
You can travel in Moc Chau every time in a year but in each season, the scenery
is quite different and unique. Tea hills and pasture is green and fresh every
time in a year.
From November to February, this is the best time to visit in Moc Chau. The
valleys and hills are covered by white colour of cauliflower in November and
December and plum flower in December and January. Some villages at the end of
December, January and February has a lot of peach flowers and this time is the
coldest time in Moc Chau. Temperature in night can slow down at 10 degrees. |
