My dear! Moc Chau is so beautiful this season...
One of the places you absolutely cannot miss when traveling to Moc Chau in early winter is the tea hills with their rows of tea plants, so lush and green that it makes you feel like you've wandered into a mysterious European labyrinth. The most outstanding feature of Moc Chau tourism is undoubtedly the heart-shaped tea hill.
Heritage•26/12/2025
The Heart-Shaped Tea Hill, also known as the "Taiwanese Heart-Shaped Tea Hill," is located relatively far from the town, about 10 km away, in On village – a small village in Nong Truong town, Moc Chau district, Son La province. It's called the "Taiwanese Heart-Shaped Tea Hill" because it's situated within the industrial zone of a Taiwanese tea factory. Although quite far from the town, this doesn't deter visitors who love this place.
Each season in Moc Chau's tea hills brings different scenes; typically, farmers prune and trim the large tea plants from December to February.
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Visiting Moc Chau tea hills at this time of year, you'll see a vibrant green landscape of old tea plants and rows of tea bushes neatly arranged on the hillsides. You can even admire the pristine white plum blossoms amidst the mountains and forests of Northwest Vietnam.
Visiting the tea hills at this time of year, you'll easily spot farm girls carrying baskets full of young tea buds on their backs, their hands nimbly picking the tea leaves. Many believe that tea harvested in the spring is very delicious, fragrant, and produces a much greener brew.
From late October to early December, you can admire the tea blossoms in the tea plantations. These tea flowers, with their yellow stamens and white petals, bloom intertwined among the rows of tea plants. When you hold a tea flower, you'll immediately notice a subtle fragrance mingling with the cool air of the Northwest region.
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At different times of the year, the Moc Chau tea hills offer visitors different and impressive experiences. No matter when you visit, you're sure to be captivated and amazed by the natural beauty of this place. The Moc Chau tea hills are also a super stunning photo spot for those who love taking pictures for social media.
Photo: Phan Thi Khanh
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