Without going to Da Lat, tourists can still freely check-in to the beautiful ripe rose garden more than 100km from Hanoi

-HaNoiAn - Xuất bản 13/10/2025

No need to go to Da Lat, Northern tourists can still visit and check-in a series of beautiful photos at some ripe rose gardens amidst the mountains and forests in Moc Chau (Son La), Huu Lung (Lang Son),…

In the late autumn and early winter days, the East – Northwest region attracts a large number of tourists from all over because of the poetic scenery of ripe rose gardens, as beautiful as the golden rice season in the highlands.

Coming to the East – Northwest, tourists can visit some beautiful and well-known rose gardens in Huu Lung (Lang Son) or Moc Chau (Son La),… The ripening season here usually lasts from September to December every year, depending on weather conditions.

Without going to Da Lat, Northern tourists can find and check-in at some beautiful rose gardens in Moc Chau (Son La), Huu Lung (Lang Son),… (Photo: Linh Pham)

However, experienced travelers say that the most ideal time to go to these rose gardens and “hunt” for a series of picturesque moments is in mid-October and November, when the weather is cold.

At this time, the persimmon trees have dropped their leaves, revealing ripe, fragrant persimmons on dry branches, looking like tiny lanterns.

Moc Chau Rose Garden (Son La)

The rose garden located at 338 Ban Ang, Dong Sang commune is one of the most popular tourist destinations in late autumn and early winter in Moc Chau district.

Ms. Pham Dieu Linh (28 years old), tourist Coming from Hanoi, the path to the rose garden is quite easy to find. A previous dirt road section was also overcome by the garden owner and treated by adding gravel to make it easier to walk.

This rose garden is 2 hectares wide, planted in neat rows, convenient for tourists to visit and take photos (Photo: Linh Pham).

Crisp, beautiful yellow-orange persimmons adorn the green foliage (Photo: Linh Pham).

According to Ms. Linh, the best time to take photos of the rose garden is on sunny days or in the morning or early afternoon so that the photos are bright enough, creating a sparkling colorful scene. Tourists should check the weather forecast before coming here to avoid cloudy, rainy days.

It is known that this garden mainly grows the Japanese Fuyu persimmon variety. It has been growing for more than 10 years now, so the tree is large and bears fruit thanks to careful care.

“The persimmons are all carefully wrapped, but the garden owner sets aside two rows of persimmon trees for tourists to visit and take pictures. The ticket price to enter the garden is 30,000 VND/person,” Ms. Linh said.

Tourists choose outfits with the same persimmon color to capture beautiful “virtual life” photos (Photo: Linh Pham).

If you want to harvest ripe persimmons yourself, you can notify the gardener in advance and buy them as gifts for family and friends (Photo: Linh Pham).

Going to the rose garden, in addition to visiting and taking photos, visitors can harvest persimmons themselves or tell the gardeners so they can choose the most beautiful and delicious fruits. In the garden area for photography purposes, visitors are not allowed to pick fruit from the trees.

Huu Lung Rose Garden (Lang Son)

If you visit Huu Lung (Lang Son) on this occasion, you can go to the rose garden area located right on the road in Yen Thinh commune. The road to here is quite convenient, visitors can travel by motorbike or car.

This rose garden has a quite spacious area, comfortable for tourists to visit and take photos. More specifically, there are 7 lovely white horses here, waiting for customers to experience picking persimmons and feeding them juicy red persimmons.

Ripe yellow persimmons in a large garden in Huu Lung (Photo: Hung Vi).

Tourists enjoy posing and taking pictures with ripe persimmons newly picked from the tree (Photo: Hung Vi).

Mr. Hung Vi, a local photographer, said that the best time for tourists to come here to experience the ripe persimmon season and take photos with white horses is around September and October.

At this time, the rose garden loses its leaves and the fruits begin to turn orange and red, creating a poetic scene amidst the mountains and forests.

Tourists take photos in the rose garden and experience harvesting ripe fruits themselves (Photo: Hung Vi).

Children enjoy the horse feeding activity at the rose garden (Photo: Hung Vi).

In addition to taking pictures with the fruit-laden persimmon trees and white horses, visitors can also pick and enjoy sweet persimmons from the trees. Here, ripe roses and fresh rose branches are sold to customers tourism Buy it as a gift or put it in a vase or decorate your home.

A horse is leisurely grazing (Photo: Hung Vi).

According to Mr. Vi, to take beautiful photos, visitors should choose dynamic outfits with bright, youthful tones or uniforms. Visitors can also rent national costumes here, wearing colorful dresses to take photos with the horses or the rose garden.

“The horses in the rose garden are very friendly, visitors can pet and feed them. However, you need to be careful not to stand behind the horse’s hooves and startle them to avoid being kicked by the horse,” Mr. Vi said.