Ta Xua's cloud paradise captivates visitors in every season.
Báo Lao Động•19/04/2024
Ta Xua, located in Bac Yen district ( Son La province), is considered a haven for Instagrammable photos and an ideal destination for travelers seeking a temporary escape from the hustle and bustle of city life.
Accommodation options in Ta Xua mainly consist of guesthouses and homestays. Photo: Khuong Minh Ta Xua is located on the border between Yen Bai and Son La provinces, about 200 km from Hanoi. Ta Xua is truly captivating with its swirling clouds and vast green valleys. Sitting in Ta Xua in the early morning, enjoying coffee and chasing the clouds is an experience many people enjoy. Photo: Le Thuy The best time to visit Ta Xua is from December to March of the following year. This is the season when tourists are most likely to encounter the fluffy white sea of clouds. These seas of clouds stretch endlessly, densely, and layer upon layer. However, outside of the cloud-hunting season, Ta Xua in summer or autumn also offers unique scenery and experiences. Photo: Khuong Minh Ta Xua's nature is pristine. From late spring to early summer, the trees begin to bear fruit. Photo: Khuong Minh A peaceful, rustic setting at a homestay in Ta Xua. Photo: Khuong Minh Cloud formation also depends on air humidity. Between September and March, the high humidity increases the chances of seeing beautiful clouds compared to summer. Experienced travelers advise visiting to see the clouds after the rain has stopped and the sun is shining. (Photo: Khuong Minh) One must-see attraction in Ta Xua is the "Lonely Tree." The Ta Xua Lonely Tree is an ancient wild apple tree perched on a hillside. It's considered the "symbol of Ta Xua." When shrouded in fog, the tree seems to emerge from the sea of clouds, creating a dreamy and romantic scene. Photo: Khuong Minh The sea of clouds in Ta Xua can appear fleetingly or linger for a long time, depending on the thickness of the clouds. Photo: Khuong Minh Successful cloud hunting is partly due to luck and partly due to experience. Photo: Khuong Minh
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