Mysterious landscape of Long Coc tea hill amid seasonal changes

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Long Coc comprises of numerous hills which are covered in tea plantations.
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The sightseeing spot is at its most beautiful during the early morning.

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Long Coc is widely considered to be one of the most beautiful tea hills throughout all of Vietnam.
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The site provides an ideal place in which visitors can escape from the hustle and bustle of the city.
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Tourists are able to enjoy taking unique photos of the tea hills whilst discovering the unique culture of the Muong ethnic group which reside in the area.

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Tourists will have the chance to sample some famous teas, such as Bat Tien and Shan Tuyet tea, both of which can be special gifts for their families and friends.

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