In the middle of winter, the Moc Chau plateau (Son La province) is adorned with soft yellow patches of mustard flowers, creating a striking highlight amidst the tranquil mountain landscape. (Photo: Loi Farm)

The early-blooming flowers not only soften the chill of the highlands but also create a picturesque scene, reminding many tourists of the cold-weather flower fields on Jeju Island (South Korea). Photo: Loi Farm.

Not flashy or elaborate, the yellow mustard flowers in Moc Chau impress with their simple, down-to-earth beauty. Against the pale gray sky and the chilly winter weather, the yellow of the flowers stands out just enough, creating a warm and peaceful feeling. Photo: Loi Farm.

At this time of year, the yellow mustard flowers haven't yet covered the hillsides and valleys, but they are blooming sporadically in patches of varying sizes, interspersed with the green of grass, fields, and tea plantations. This contrast creates a harmonious and tranquil natural landscape that is characteristic of Moc Chau in winter. Photo by Nguyen Hong Anh.

The tiny, delicate flowers stubbornly display their beauty in the cold wind, helping to soften the chilly atmosphere. The plateau landscape thus becomes more vibrant while still retaining its inherent tranquility. Photo by Nguyen Hong Anh.

The tiny, delicate flowers stubbornly display their beauty in the cold wind, helping to soften the chilly atmosphere. The plateau landscape thus becomes more vibrant while still retaining its inherent tranquility. (Photo: Le Hai)

Strolling through the rapeseed flower fields and breathing in the fresh air, many tourists say they feel a clear sense of relaxation and comfort – an experience different from bustling travel destinations. (Photo: Le Hai)

Late morning or early afternoon is the ideal time to photograph canola flowers, when the mist has cleared and there is enough natural light to highlight the color of the blossoms. Days with mild overcast skies or weak sunlight create a softer effect, giving the image a tranquil and delicate feel. (Photo by Le Hai)

Clothing should be chosen in light, neutral colors such as white, beige, and cream to create a subtle contrast with the yellow of the flowers and the winter scenery. Long coats and light scarves are also suitable choices for the highland weather. (Photo: Huyen Chang)

Besides admiring the yellow mustard flowers, visitors can combine their trip with visits to Ban Ang pine forest, tea hills, Dai Yem waterfall, or highland villages. Moc Chau in winter isn't overly vibrant, but it possesses a unique, tranquil beauty. As night falls and the weather cools, hot dishes like stir-fried veal, grilled stream fish, and hot Moc Chau milk become even more appealing, completing the journey of exploring the plateau in winter. Photo by Ngoc An.

In the midst of the cold winter, the golden hues of mustard flowers have given Moc Chau a gentle touch. Even without waiting for spring, the plateau still has the power to attract tourists with its rustic, peaceful, and incredibly poetic beauty. (Photo: Ngoc An)

Van Giang (Compiled)