Explore the romantic beauty of the persimmon garden in late fall with ripe persimmons combining with the midland scenery, take in the fresh air as well as local culture and people.
Located about 250km from northwest Hanoi, the "unnamed" persimmon gardens in Mia Duong sub-area, Moc Chau town (Son La) is a famous check-in place for young people because of the romantic and autumnal scenery of this garden.
Poetic beauty of the persimmon garden in late fall - Photo by Vietnamnet.vn
The persimmon planted here is Japanese Fuyu persimmons which was brought to Moc Chau since 2000 and has become a local specialty so far. The harvest season of Moc Chau crispy persimmon lasts for two months, September and October, but many garden owners still keep the ripe persimmons so that the visitors could take great photos. At this time, the persimmon trees have lost all its leaves, revealing clusters of its fruits that stand out in the green space of the mountains.
Ripe and plump persimmons - Photo by Vietnamnet.vn
Tourists can take pictures with local children ... - Photo by mocchau24h.vn
Or rent traditional clothes here - Photo by asahiluxstay.comThe most suitable time to take photos at the persimmon gardens is early morning or sunset, because then the gentle sunlight creates a beautiful color effect for the photos.
Currently, the entrance fee to the garden is 30,000 VND/person, with no time limit.
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