“To youth, It would be a pity if we could not “open our eyes to see the dawn” together in a faraway place… We had a date in Moc Chau, a beautiful promise with green tea hills, white mustard flowers floating in the gentle wind…”
Wild sunflowers warm the whole winter
Autumn passes, winter comes, the time when Moc Chau gives all its space to wild sunflowers to show off their beauty. And this flower blooms quite "paradoxically". Saying "paradoxically" because, when the Northeast monsoon comes, plums, apricots or peaches... "shrink" themselves, bare their leaves, "hold" each drop of sap to wait for winter to pass and bloom in the warm spring weather. However, wild sunflowers still leisurely show off their beauty in the cold winter, like tiny "suns", just appearing and disappearing is enough to make Moc Chau even more beautiful.
Wild sunflowers are like “youth”, brilliant, beautiful but quickly fading. But even if a few petals have withered and the pistils are no longer bright yellow, wild sunflowers still have no less appeal. Stand in the middle of a flower bush, close your eyes and slowly inhale deeply… You will not only smell the faint scent of wild sunflowers, but also the majestic flavor of the Northwest mountains and forests, flowing into streams of emotions and suddenly wonder: Has Moc Chau entered the “season of youth” yet?
Despite the cold of winter in the highlands, wild sunflowers still bloom with bright yellow, sparkling petals. When exposed to rare sunlight, the flowers are strangely gentle. Along Highway 6, the road to Tan Lap tea hill, Pa Phach village or the dirt road around Moc Chau town are ideal places to see beautiful patches of wild sunflowers.
Pure white cabbage like "first love"
No one knows since when, the white mustard flower season has become a "specialty" of the tea land. To "check-in" white mustard in its most beautiful season, let's hold hands and go here from mid-November to late December! People grow white mustard all over the area, from this valley to the foot of that mountain, the scenery of the plateau when the flowers bloom is just like a fairy painting. The white mustard field stretches up the hillside, surrounding the lonely stilt house. The flowers stretch as far as the eye can see, creating a sea of pure white, floating clouds.
Unlike other colorful flowers, white mustard flowers have a fragile, pure beauty in the mountains and forests. Yet that white color still makes us nostalgic, just like every time we recall our "first love". Has someone ever asked: Has Moc Chau entered the "spring season"? Then come here once to immerse yourself in the immense white mustard flowers and find the answer amidst the feeling of complete love.
Travel lovers whisper to each other: the white mustard flowers in Ba Phach village, Ang village, Thung Cuong village and Bua village… are the places that record the most brilliant youth. However, the most famous is still the area behind the pine forest of Ang village with dozens of hectares of white mustard flowers stretching as far as the eye can see, covering a large hill.
"Youth" on the tea hills
If you have seen wild sunflowers and white mustard but forgot about the green tea fields, you are… guilty of your “youth”! This place is famous for its 3 heart-shaped tea hills, ready to “satisfy” virtual souls. Taiwan heart-shaped tea hill (located in a joint venture farm with Taiwan); Moc Suong farm tea hill (Tan Lap 1 and Tan Lap 2) and the smaller heart-shaped tea hill, Tan Lap 3.
To capture the entire scene, we must take photos from above, because the tea hills are planted on flat land, making it difficult to see the heart shape. If you come to Moc Chau in early December, when the tea flowers are in bloom, you will see the pure white flowers peeking out, adding beauty to the green tea beds.
Enjoying the cool aroma of tea in the clear sunlight and watching the white clouds drift slowly over the tea rows, the soul suddenly feels light; it seems like there is only me and the remaining peaceful things. The sky seems higher, bluer and the vision stretches endlessly like standing in the middle of a sea of tea. Or the days when Moc Chau is covered in mist, standing in the middle of the tea hills feels like being lost in a dreamy fairyland, hazy with the fragrant aroma of tea. Don't wait until "next year", or have to say "if only" anymore! Come here to find the answer: Has Moc Chau entered the "spring season" yet?
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