Moc Chau

Why to choose moc chau?

Moc Chau, a beautiful plateau in Vietnam’s Northwest mountains, is a refreshing green gem that offers a peaceful retreat amidst majestic natural landscapes. With its cool year-round climate, vast grasslands, and the rich cultural heritage of the Hmong and Thai ethnic groups, Moc Chau enchants visitors with a beauty that is both grand and gentle. Iconic spots like the Heart-shaped Tea Hills, Ang Village, and Dai Yem Waterfall perfectly capture the charm of the highlands and the authenticity of local traditions.

Beyond its captivating scenery, Moc Chau is also a shining example of eco-tourism and experiential agriculture. Expansive dairy farms, pristine white plum blossom gardens in spring, and the tranquil Ang pine forest create a close-to-nature and relaxing atmosphere. Visitors can cycle along village roads, pick plums, enjoy local specialties, and immerse themselves in the simple rhythm of highland life. With a strong commitment to nature conservation and sustainable tourism, Moc Chau is the perfect place to reconnect with both the land and yourself.

Paddleboarding on the emerald waterfall stream

Het Cha Festival

Pick and enjoy plums right in the garden

Make Thai Traditional Cakes

Moc Chau is a refreshing green plateau in Northern Vietnam, known for its mild climate and poetic natural scenery. Visitors can stroll through vast tea hills, admire the pure white plum blossoms in spring, and experience the simple, authentic lifestyle of the local people. It is an ideal destination for those who love peace, closeness to nature, and seek to rediscover a slower, more meaningful rhythm of life.

The best time to visit Moc Chau is from late January to March and October to December. Spring brings stunning plum and peach blossoms along with vibrant local festivals. Autumn offers cool, dry weather and colorful wildflowers, ideal for sightseeing and photography. Summer months are great for plum picking, tea hill walks, and enjoying waterfalls in a refreshing mountain climate.

1. Ang Pine Forest

A “mini Da Lat” with lush pine trees, crystal-clear lake, and cool climate year-round. Ideal for camping, cycling, paddle boating, or a relaxing nature walk.

2. Na Kha Plum Valley

In spring, the valley is blanketed in pure white plum blossoms, creating a dreamy, fairytale-like scene. In summer, visitors can pick ripe plums directly from the trees.

3. Heart-shaped Tea Hill

A romantic symbol of Moc Chau where tea bushes are planted into a unique heart shape. A must-visit check-in spot for travelers and photographers.

4. Dai Yem Waterfall

A majestic waterfall, especially beautiful in the rainy season. Nearby is a 5D glass bridge with a transparent floor — a thrilling experience with stunning views.

5. Moc Chau Dairy Farm

A family-friendly destination where visitors can tour the farm, feed the cows, taste fresh milk, and learn about international-standard dairy production.

6. Bat Cave (Hang Doi)

A natural heritage site located in a limestone mountain, known for its surreal rock formations and panoramic views of Moc Chau town from above.

Planning an eco-tourism trip to Nam Dinh is a wonderful way to explore the natural beauty, cultural heritage, and peaceful countryside of Vietnam. With thoughtful preparation, your journey can be both meaningful and sustainable:

Choose eco-friendly accommodations: Stay in homestays or guesthouses run by local communities that prioritize sustainability and offer authentic cultural experiences.
Book activities in advance: Some experiences like wetland tours or traditional handicraft workshops have limited availability. Booking early helps secure your spot.
Respect local customs and nature: Behave appropriately at temples and pagodas, avoid disturbing wildlife, and follow eco-tourism guidelines such as quiet birdwatching and wetland visits.
Pack wisely: Bring light clothing, a reusable water bottle, insect repellent, and modest outfits when visiting religious or traditional sites.
Support the local economy: Buy handmade products, enjoy home-cooked meals, and join farming or fishing activities with locals.
Stay connected with nature: Use biodegradable hygiene products, minimize plastic waste, and leave no trash in natural areas.
Bring a camera or notebook: The slow-paced life, unique architecture, and charming landscapes of Nam Dinh are worth capturing and remembering.

Reserve your homestay today and make the most of your eco-friendly adventure

Staying at locally-run homestays not only brings you closer to the local culture but also helps protect the environment and support community development.