Not only does Moc Chau have valleys of white plum blossoms, fruit-laden plum gardens, a bright yellow wild sunflower season, and immense green tea hills, but this land also boasts a season filled with the crimson and orange hues of ripe persimmon gardens laden with fruit. Moc Chau is renowned not only for its fresh, mild climate and captivating floral seasons but also for its sweet persimmons, which you will never forget once eaten - a wonderful gift of the Highlands. Moc Chau is full of charm at the end of the year, in which the orange-red hue of the persimmon trees contributes significantly to the color of the charming plateau. Persimmon is a gift you should not miss when coming to Moc Chau this season. Persimmon trees in Moc Chau shed their leaves early and bloom late in the spring, so they can avoid late frosts in the highlands. This plant grows and develops well, adapting to the climate of the Moc Chau plateau. When traveling to Moc Chau this season, in addition to enjoying the green grass plateaus, tourists can also see persimmon gardens next to the hills of pure white apricot blossoms. This combination will definitely create a charming picture that can be found anywhere. The period from September to December is the persimmon season in Moc Chau. After being picked from the tree, persimmons can retain their hardness, brightness, and freshness for about 10 more days, very suitable for you to bring back as a gift when traveling to Moc Chau. If traveling to Moc Chau this season, you can admire the hills of apricot blossoms, pristine white canola flowers, and green grass carpets. All create a charming, poetic scene reminiscent of the scenery in music videos.
When coming to Moc Chau during the persimmon season, you don't miss the opportunity to visit the garden, pick ripe, fresh persimmons yourself, bite into the sweet flesh of the fruit, and enjoy the crispy, sweet aroma of this typical fruit in the Northwest. In addition, during the trip to Moc Chau, you will have a chance to go back to your childhood and watch the H'Mong ethnic children passionately playing the game "throw ripe persimmons" with their friends. All of this creates a truly meaningful and joyful journey. Because the persimmon season lasts until the end of the year, you may also immerse yourself in hills of apricot blooms, white mustard flowers covering the entire sky, or lovely purple and pink buckwheat flowers. Photo: Phuong Tali Cre: Quyen Le