The Long Cốc tea region in Tân Sơn district, Phú Thọ province, is one of the most attractive ecotourism destinations in Northern Vietnam. It stands out with its vast tea hills, winding along the majestic mountain ranges, creating a stunning natural landscape. Every early morning, a thin layer of mist, combined with the first rays of sunlight, creates a magical scene. Beyond its beautiful nature, Long Cốc also boasts a rich local culture, with friendly and hospitable people. Visitors can experience rural life, participate in tea harvesting and processing. Local tea specialties make meaningful souvenirs after each trip. Long Cốc offers a sense of peace, an ideal place to escape the hustle and bustle of city life.
The beauty of Long Coc tea region
Việt Nam•26/01/2025
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