Na Ka Plum Valley
The most famous Moc Chau valley is located in Tan Lap commune, Nong Truong town, about 15 km from the center of Moc Chau town. This is a plum growing area of more than 100 hectares, attracting a large number of tourists during the flowering season and when the plums are ripe.
The plums in Moc Chau are sweet and ripe
According to the garden owners here, thousands of trees are already bearing large, sweet, and juicy fruits. As it is the main season, the plums are round and full, making for great photos and even better eating.
The road to Na Ka Plum Valley is now paved, so you don’t have to worry about getting there. Just be careful on some narrow and uneven sections of the road.
Mu Nau Plum Valley
Mu Nau is a valley located in sub-area 13, Moc Chau town, about 5 km from the town center. Mu Nau has one of the largest plum-growing areas in Son La province, with many gardens that are over 20 years old. The plums here are also fully ripe, with gardens full of heavily laden trees, creating a super chill scene.
Indulge in a photo session among the ripe plums
Note that the road to Mu Nau Plum Valley is quite challenging to navigate, with winding and bumpy dirt roads and steep slopes of about 45 degrees. Many visitors travel by motorbike to ensure safety when going downhill. Those traveling by car can park in the valley and hire a motorbike taxi to take them up to the gardens, a journey of about 2 km.
Co Keo Plum Valley
This plum valley is located in Cho Long sub-area, Nong Truong town, about 11 km from the center of Moc Chau town. Many visitors to this area report that the road is not too difficult, and cars can access it. You can travel by various means, as long as it suits your trip.
A fully immersive experience with plenty of souvenirs
The plum trees here are planted quite densely, and the ripe fruits weigh down the branches, creating a very eye-catching scene. The garden owners are also happy for visitors to pick plums, as well as peaches, and enjoy grilled chicken and ethnic dishes under the shade of the trees.
Phieng Khoang Plum Valley
The Phieng Khoang Plum Valley has been known for about three years and is located in Muong Sang commune, Moc Chau town, about 6 km from the town center. According to the garden owners, many visitors have come to pick plums since the beginning of the season in May. In June, there will be even more ripe plums, with larger, juicier fruits for visitors to enjoy and buy as gifts.
Many visitors enjoy picking ripe plums straight from the trees
The road to the valley has been concreted and is about 2 meters wide, suitable for both motorbikes and cars. However, there are still some steep sections, so caution is needed. Also, note that some areas in the valley have weak phone signals, so prepare accordingly for the best plum-picking experience.
There are also many other places in Moc Chau where you can go plum picking. Thousands of trees with ripe, vibrant fruits will surely make for the perfect background, providing both great photos and delicious souvenirs.
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