Moc Chau district in the northern mountainous province of Son La was recognised as “The World’s Leading Regional Nature Destination” in 2022. This marked a significant milestone, encouraging Moc Chau to continue to promote its natural and cultural values to boost tourism development further.
Crowds of tourists at the Moc Chau Island tourism site, which is renowned for the Bac Long glass bridge. (Photo: VNA)
Moc Chau plateau is widely known for its vast green tea hills. (Photo: VNA)
The Mu Nau plum valley has been described as the roof of Moc Chau, and includes primeval forests and 40-year-old apricot orchards as well as 25-year-old plum orchards that give the area a pristine and majestic beauty. (Photo: VNA)
A panoramic view of Moc Chau town from above. (Photo: VNA)
The Ban Ang pine forest is a popular spot for tourists to Moc Chau. (Photo: VNA)
Bach Long glass bridge has a total length of 632 m of glass and consists of 2 parts: the part spanning the cliff is 290m long, and the glass part following the cliff is 342 m long and 150m high.
Moc Chau Plateau Son La province is known for its natural beauty and fresh atmosphere, and it is no exaggeration to call it a paradise of flowers, which is why it attracts hundreds of thousands of visitors when flowers blossom.
Last year marked a milestone motivating the locality to further promote its natural and cultural value, and assert its position on the world tourism map.
This year’s spring season seems to last longer than normal, with peach blossoms blooming after the Lunar New Year (Tet) holiday. The beauty of the spring, with brilliant peach blossoms, surprises many visitors. Join us to discover a peach blossom valley covering dozens of hectares in Van Ho district, Son La province.
Since Moc Chau district in the northern mountainous province of Son La was crowned Asia’s Leading Regional Nature Destination at the 2022 World Travel Awards, the number of visitors to the locality has been on the rise. One of the most popular local destinations is Hang Táu village, which remains almost untouched.
Bestowed with a cool climate and beautiful landscapes, Moc Chau district in the northern mountainous province of Son La is an ideal destination for developing tourism further. The district has attracted a host of investors that have helped improve tourism in an area known as “The World’s Leading Regional Nature Destination”.
Crowds of tourists at the Moc Chau Island tourism site, which is renowned for the Bac Long glass bridge. (Photo: VNA) 
Moc Chau plateau is widely known for its vast green tea hills. (Photo: VNA) 
The Mu Nau plum valley has been described as the roof of Moc Chau, and includes primeval forests and 40-year-old apricot orchards as well as 25-year-old plum orchards that give the area a pristine and majestic beauty. (Photo: VNA) 
A panoramic view of Moc Chau town from above. (Photo: VNA) 
The Ban Ang pine forest is a popular spot for tourists to Moc Chau. (Photo: VNA) 
