Moc Chau aims to become a national tourism site by 2025

Around 200km from Hanoi Capital, Moc Chau has ideal geologic conditions, resulting in cool weather and a diverse ecosystem all year round, becoming a prime destination for relaxing vacations. 

Expanding on 206,000 hectares in Moc Chau and Van Ho district in Son La province, the Moc Chau tourism complex welcomed 1.2 million tourists in 2019. In spite of the Covid-19 pandemic, the number slightly decreased to 850,000 tourists in 2020.

In 2014 and 2019, the Prime Minister decided an eco-tourism area, a theme park, and a resort will be included in the core of the Moc Chau national tourism site. With the goal of being recognized as the national site by 2025, the tourism managers are carrying out activities to promote tourism for both domestic and international tourists.

White rapeseed flower field in Moc Chau dicstric, Son La

Not only renowned for huge tea hills, but Moc Chau also attracts tourists in any season thanks to plum, peach, or apricot forests giving flowers and fruits in different periods of time in the year. Moreover, travelers will be amazed by the spectacular scenery of Pha Luong Peak, Dai Yem Waterfall, Pine forest in Ang Village, underground caves, or national nature reserve. Moc Chau is the inhabitant of a variety of ethnic groups such as Dao, Thai, Muong, Mong. Hence, tourists have a chance to experience both natural landscapes and rich cultural identities.