Referring to Sa Pa, tourists often think of famous attractions such as: Fansipan peak, Ham Rong mountain, Cat Cat village, Silver waterfall, Love waterfall… However, it is only 7km from the town center towards the direction of Sapa. In the northwest, there is a beautiful destination that few people know – that is O Long tea hill.
O Long tea hill (Sa Pa). Photo: Art House Sapa.
This place is not really a tourist destination but mainly serves the local tea production. But right from the moment it caught the attention of photographers, O Long tea hill has been known to more and more followers. At dawn, the tea hill is like a dreamy mountain girl, suddenly waking up after a long night with misty mists. And when the sun gradually rises, the light gently shines down, this place brings an unusually warm feeling.
The early mists still spread over the tea hill. Photo: Hoang Hai Van.
Warm setting on sunny days. – Photo: thulenguyen457
Along with Cau Dat tea hill (Lam Dong), Moc Chau (Son La) and Thai Nguyen, O Long tea hill (Sa Pa) attracts tourists by its poetic beauty, strangely attractive. However, if you stop here in the last months of the year, visitors will admire the beautiful scenery by blooming cherry apricot trees, fresh, dotted on the green color of the tea hill, blending with the morning sun. roof. All are as beautiful as an incredibly perfect natural picture, making every visitor fall in love.
Rows of cherry apricot trees are planted along both sides of the tea hill. – Photo: yenmit.31
Photo: yenmit.31
The cherry blossoms on the hill only bloom for 1 to 2 months. If you want to admire the dreamy but majestic beauty of O Long tea hill, you should visit this place before the Lunar New Year. However, this year, right from the end of November, apricot cherry blossoms have begun to bloom, racing to bloom. Therefore, if you want to capture this memorable moment, you should book tickets to Sapa right now.
Photo: Picture.
Visitors enjoy checking-in at O Long tea hill. Photo: Picture.
O Long tea hill is looked after by a H’Mong family. Previously, visitors who wanted to visit would not need to pay any fees, just be careful to preserve the surrounding landscape, not to damage the tea tree or the cherry apricot tree. However, in the face of a large number of visitors, a netizen took a picture of a board announcing that O Long tea hill will temporarily stop allowing visitors to visit.
December is the ideal time to “hunt” cherry apricots. Photo: Art House Sapa.
However, people still tell each other that, instead of taking pictures in the O Long tea hill, you can still stop on O Quy Ho pass to admire the beautiful cherry blossom panorama from above. You just need to move in the direction of National Highway 4D about 8km to the check-in area on O Quy Ho pass. From there, you can see the picture of the dreamy but majestic mountain town landscape. It is a good secret for those who have not yet visited O Long tea hill and plan to travel to Sapa in the near future!
Đăng bởi: Luân Nguyễn Thành
