When coming to Moc Chau at this time, you will easily come across persimmon gardens full of fruit, dotted on the cool green landscape of the mountains and forests. The bright red ripe persimmons are like small torches hanging in the sky, not only highlighting the space but also giving off a sweet and pleasant fragrance. This is one of the unique highlights of autumn in Moc Chau, and the persimmon gardens always attract a large number of tourists to visit, take pictures, and enjoy right in the garden, enjoying the natural sweetness and crunchiness.

Moc Chau not only has the ripe persimmon season but also has many unique natural landscapes, of which Dai Yem waterfall is a prominent stop that cannot be missed. Dai Yem waterfall, also known as Nang waterfall or Ban Vat waterfall, is likened to a soft silk strip in the middle of the mountains and forests. The water pouring down from the waterfall creates a beautiful scene with layers of white foam, making anyone who comes here overwhelmed by the majestic and poetic beauty of nature. This season, the water from the waterfall flows rapidly but is clear, adding to the gentle yellow sunlight to create a wonderful beauty, an ideal place to relax, immerse yourself in the wild and open space.

One of the unique and challenging destinations that visitors should not miss when coming to Moc Chau is Bach Long Glass Bridge - the longest glass bridge in the world to date. With a length of 632m and spanning the green valley below, Bach Long Glass Bridge creates an unforgettable experience of "floating in the clouds". Walking along the bridge, visitors will admire the breathtaking beauty of the Northwest nature from above, with majestic cliffs, vast forests and lush green valleys.

Moc Chau Walking Street is an ideal destination for visitors to immerse themselves in the indigenous culture of the people of the Northwest highlands. Located in the center of Moc Chau town, the walking street is not only a place for gathering and exchange but also a lively "stage" for ethnic cultural activities. In the evening, the walking street becomes more bustling with sparkling lights and stalls selling handicrafts, local products such as brocade scarves, jewelry, herbs and specialty dishes.

Not only a place for entertainment and shopping, the walking street also organizes cultural activities and folk music performances of ethnic minorities, creating a lively and cozy atmosphere. This is also an opportunity for tourists to interact with local people, learn more about the traditional beauty of highland ethnic groups such as Thai xoe dance, Mong pao throwing, or Then singing of Tay people.

Moc Chau is gradually becoming an attractive destination for tourists in the North, especially for those who love peace and want to experience the pristine beauty of nature. This plateau not only has ripe rose gardens or Dai Yem waterfall, but also many other attractions such as green heart-shaped tea hills, endless white mustard flower gardens in winter, and especially the ethnic villages of Mong, Thai, Dao... with unique cultures.

Moc Chau is also famous for its rich cuisine, from mountain dishes such as fried veal, grilled stream fish, grilled local pork, to rustic dishes such as plums, fresh tea... All create a diverse and unique experience.

After the historic storm Yagi, Moc Chau was also affected to some extent but not as severely as other localities in the Northwest. Up to now, the road to Moc Chau is convenient for travel. Destinations as well as accommodation facilities are also ready to welcome tourists.

On these chilly early winter days, there is nothing more interesting than spending a weekend with family and friends in Moc Chau, exploring nature, enjoying the cool weather, taking pictures in the red rose garden, stopping by Dai Yem waterfall, breathing in the fresh air. Moc Chau, with its pristine, peaceful and colorful beauty, will certainly be an ideal destination and leave unforgettable impressions for any visitor.

According to: baovanhoa.vn