The northern region of Vietnam is the perfect place to spend your spring break with families and friends and explore a wide varieties of flowers.
Tourists flock to the northwestern mountain province of Son La after the Lunar New Year to bask in its glistening field of plum blossoms. (Photo: VOV)
The mountainsides after Tet are blanketed in a pure white hue, a breathtaking sight for visitors to Son La. (Photo: VOV)
Moc Chau district in Son La has become a popular tourist destination thanks to its natural beauty, climate, and cultural heritage. (Photo: VOV)
The heart-shaped green tea hill of Pha Luong peak and Bach Long (White dragon) bridge - the world’s longest glass bridge are just some of Moc Chau’s standout attractions. (Photo: VOV)
Moc Chau district welcomed more than 105,000 tourist arrivals and earned more than 5.3 million USD in revenue during the Lunar New Year holiday, according to the National Tourism Management Board of Moc Chau. (Photo: VOV)
Sin Suoi Ho village in Phong Tho district boasts a beautiful natural landscape and is cool all year round. It is just 30km away from Lai Chau City. (Photo: VOV)
This field of fully-bloomed mustard flowers is one of the more romantic parts of Sin Suoi Ho village. (Photo: VOV)
Upon arrival, many tourists are delighted to see the village’s wooden and earthen houses, which are typical of the Mong ethnic minority. (Photo: VOV)
Fully-bloomed mustard flowers trace the village’s path. (Photo: VOV)
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VOVWORLD - vovworld.vn - Feb 17, 2025
