Hundreds of purple mua flowers bloom simultaneously at a tea farm in Bao Lam district, Lam Dong province.

Every day, this beautiful tea farm attracts locals and tourists to visit and take souvenir photos.

These more than 300 purple mua flowers have been planted by the owner of this oolong tea plantation for more than 10 years.

Purple mua flowers are planted along the embankment of dozens of hectares of tea plantation. When the flowers are in season, the purple color painted on the green background creates a fascinating picture.

From the center of Bao Loc city, Lam Dong province, in the direction of Dam Bri waterfall, in about 20 minutes of travel, visitors will reach the tea farm to admire the memorable purple flowers and green tea hills.

Through research, this is a purple mua flower variety imported from Australia.

When mature, the tree has a trunk taller than 3m and a canopy width of 3 to 5m; the flowers are dark purple, with thick and large petals.

Many tourists who come to experience this poetic countryside “picture” share that they know about this memorable check-in spot through social networks and are eager to hit the road.

Many tourists bring their whole family to experience it. “We bring our children here with the hope that they will understand more about the countryside, be immersed in nature and love their country’s countryside more,” said a tourist from Da Lat city.

In previous years, the purple color of mua flowers has been blooming at this tea farm. But this year, the flowers are blooming more brightly, attracting many locals and tourists.

Colors on the plateau.

Here, tourists come to visit and take pictures completely free of charge. And when leaving, they bring with them the love and nostalgia for the peaceful and poetic countryside.