Spring knocks on the doors of highland villages

When spring knocks on the door, apricot, plum and peach blossoms begin to bloom, which is also the time when travel enthusiasts flock to the highlands. The midlands and mountainous areas of the North are like a vivid picture at this time. This place has dreamlike scenery and contains unique cultures of many ethnic minorities such as Thai, Muong, Dao, H'Mong... [caption id="attachment_658337" align="aligncenter" width="2048"]

[/caption] People love the Northeast and Northwest not only because of the majestic nature, winding roads, and mountains and forests, but also because they are fascinated by the innocent, natural, and pure beauty of the children in the highlands. The children have become an indispensable part of the landscape here.

The flower season in the Northwest originates from Moc Chau - Son La with plum blossoms blooming from early January to late February. Valleys such as Na Ka, Mu Nau, Phieng Canh... are favorite destinations, of which Na Ka is known as the paradise of white plum blossoms.

The whole area was covered in white flowers, the delicate petals sparkling in the sunlight. The roofs appeared and disappeared in the vast white plum gardens.

At that time, I often looked around for the children here. Without them, the scenery was a bit more monotonous.

During plum blossom season, outside of class, children in Na Ka wear their most beautiful dresses and skirts, and carry flower baskets to welcome tourists.

They weave through the garden, frolicking on the trails flanked by pure white plum blossoms like moving spots of color that brighten up the mountains and forests. If you are still confused, don’t hesitate to ask the children, they will show you the most blooming plum garden with the most beautiful photo angles.

Children are like friendly tourism ambassadors and inspiration for photographers. Under the white intertwined flower arches, the green, red, and yellow colors on the children's costumes make the scene unusually lively. Source link