Mr. Phung Thanh Tien, Na La village garden owner, said that in addition to the 100 plum trees available in his family, this year he has proactively planted 1,200 m2 of mustard flowers for tourism. Right after Tet, the plum garden welcomes about 5-6 groups of visitors each week, with an entrance fee of about VND20,000 per person. Plum and mustard flowers in Na La are becoming an attractive destination for visitors in early spring.

Na La plum garden attracts many visitors to visit and experience.

Everyone is excited about the beautiful scenery of the plum garden.

In February, plum flowers are in full bloom.

Girls take beautiful photo amidst the plum blossom forest.

Plum garden blooming like snowflakes.

A Dao girl next to plum blossoms.

To diversify the photography background, the garden owner also planted mustard flowers.

Up to now, Na La plum garden is a prominent check-in spot in early spring in Na Hang.

A Tay girl next to Na La plum garden, Son Phu, Na Hang.

Many families choose plum gardens to take family photos.

Plum and mustard flowers bloom together, creating an irresistible beauty for tourists.