When spring arrives, and the apricot, plum, and peach blossoms begin to bloom, travel enthusiasts flock to the highland roads. The northern midland and mountainous regions at this time resemble a vibrant painting. These areas boast dreamlike landscapes and harbor the unique cultures of many ethnic minorities such as the Thai, Muong, Dao, and Hmong... [caption id="attachment_658337" align="aligncenter" width="2048"]
People love Northeast and Northwest Vietnam not only for their majestic nature, winding roads, and endless mountains and forests, but also for the innocent, pure, and charming beauty of the children in the highlands. These children have become an indispensable part of the landscape.
The flowering season in Northwest Vietnam originates in Moc Chau -
Son La , with plum blossoms blooming from early January to the end of February. Valleys such as Na Ka, Mu Nau, and Phieng Canh are popular destinations, with Na Ka being known as the paradise of white plum blossoms.
The entire area is covered in a blanket of white blossoms, their delicate petals glistening in the sunlight. Houses peek out from amidst the vast orchards of white plum blossoms.
At that time, I often looked around searching for the children. Without them, the scenery felt somewhat monotonous.
During the plum blossom season, outside of school hours, the children of Na Ka dress up in their finest clothes and carry baskets of flowers to welcome
tourists .
They wander through the garden, frolicking on the paths lined with pristine white plum blossoms, like moving specks of color illuminating the entire mountain forest. If you're still feeling lost, don't hesitate to ask the children; they'll show you the most beautiful plum blossom garden with the best photo spots.
The children are like friendly tourism ambassadors and a source of inspiration for photographers. Beneath the interwoven white flower arches, the vibrant green, red, and yellow colors of the children's clothing make the
scene unusually lively.
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