1. Buckwheat Flowers in Ha Giang
Buckwheat flowers bloom twice a year, with a lot in Cao Bang, Lao Cai, and Ha Giang, among which the middle of October is the peak season for buckwheat flowers in Ha Giang. Traveling to Ha Giang at this time, you will be amazed by the hills covered with stunning purple buckwheat flowers.
The standout feature of Ha Giang is the vivid pink-purple buckwheat flowers. This northernmost region of Vietnam seems to put on a new coat every time the buckwheat flower season comes. In Ha Giang, you can admire these flowers in many places such as Lung Cu Flagpole, Sung La, Dong Van, Pho Cao, Ma Le...
The flowers covering the hillside, forming carpets on the fields, blooming along winding roads, or near the traditional houses amidst golden haystacks... and blooming alongside the innocent, carefree smiles of highland children playing around. These flower carpets proudly display their colors and fragrance, touching the hearts of all travelers.


2. Wild Sunflowers in Da Lat
Visiting Da Lat at this time, you will be mesmerized by the vibrant colors of wild sunflowers overflowing on every street, along the hills are the pink hues of cherry blossoms or the bright yellow of mimosa. Nowadays, tourists come to Da Lat not only to admire the scenery but also to enjoy the pure moments of the cool climate and feel the distinctive chill of Da Lat in late autumn.
Wild sunflowers are a resilient wildflower that can thrive in any terrain, and when October comes, they stretch out and bloom in brilliant yellow. When it comes to wild sunflower season, people often mention Da Lat because only here can you truly appreciate the vivid yellow spreading across the roads.
That yellow hue warms up the cold plateau along with the sunlight and captivates anyone passing by at first glance. When you come to Da Lat, you can encounter that image anywhere, from within the city amidst the small charming villas, meandering through narrow alleys, hill slopes to the sprawling roads in all directions.
Additionally, you should also visit other attractive destinations such as: Valley of Love, Bao Dai Palace, Truc Lam Zen Monastery,… and don't forget to indulge in Da Lat's specialties and stroll through the night market to buy knitted items as gifts for your loved ones and friends.


3. Golden Rice Terraces in Mù Cang Chải
The terraced fields in the Northern mountainous region can only cultivate one rice crop per year, so the period of September-October when the rice ripens is the best time for tourists to visit this place. There are many beautiful rice ripening spots, but the most beloved is around Mù Cang Chải district (Yên Bái province), where the terraced fields spread out in layers or form beautiful arcs.
Looking down from above, the scenery of the ripe rice fields in this land resembles a magnificent watercolor painting that touches the hearts of viewers. With the inherent beauty of Mù Cang Chải, it's not difficult for even amateur photographers to capture 'timeless' photos.


4. Mekong Delta during Flood Season
During the flood season in the Mekong Delta, the fields are covered by a vast expanse of water, creating a picturesque scene like a painting. The red color of the alluvium, the yellow color of water lilies, the pink color of lotus flowers, along with the boats casting nets... have embellished that immense space, making it even more beautiful and serene.
During this time in the Mekong Delta, you will experience boats navigating through the melaleuca forest in Trà Sư, the tranquility of Tràm Chim, bustling floating markets, echoes of folk songs along the canals... This is also an opportunity for you to cast nets, go fishing, and enjoy the specialties bestowed by nature on this land such as braised snakehead fish with sugarcane, dried fish salad with water lilies, sour soup with snakehead fish...


5. Tea Hills at Cau Dat
Visiting Cau Dat Tea Hill, you will surely be amazed by the breathtaking scenery of 'deep green land, blue sky' here. The tranquil space, fresh air, and the scent of tea leaves lingering in the breeze make Cau Dat even more attractive.
You can immerse yourself in the vast greenery of the tea hills, admire the delicate white flowers, fragrant tea leaves, or the small tea buds under the old tea trees. Explore the hidden French architecture of the village, learn about its 100-year history, or simply enjoy the unique taste of 'bitter-sweet' tea at Cau Dat.


6. Tea Hills in Moc Chau
When mentioning the Moc Chau Plateau, many people immediately think of the lush green tea hills stretching along the hillsides, which have become an endless inspiration for photographers and tourists.
In Moc Chau Plateau, tea is grown extensively in the agricultural town. This area is also one of the top 3 regions with impressive tea hills that attract many tourists.
Moc Chau Plateau is famous for its lush green tea hills stretching to the other side of the hills. It's true to call Moc Chau tea hills a natural beauty, indeed! However, calling them a human-made beauty wouldn't be wrong either because it's the hands of the local people, the tea plantation workers, who have created such masterpieces like the S-shaped tea hills, the heart-shaped tea hills on the way to Ban On Cave…


7. Exploring Autumn in Sapa
From Hanoi to Sapa, you can travel by motorbike, train, or bus. To explore the most attractive and beautiful tourist destinations in Sapa, you should plan a 3-day 2-night trip to fully experience and discover this magnificent land.
Traveling to Sapa in autumn, you will marvel at the golden ripe rice terraces winding around majestic hillsides, creating a splendid and magnificent scenery. During this time, tourists visit Sapa mainly to admire the ripe golden rice season and capture these beautiful moments.
When in Sapa, don't miss the local markets and enjoy the famous dishes such as 'thang co' (horse meat hotpot), grilled skewers, and 'ruou can' (wine drunk through pipes). Take in the mist on Ham Rong Mountain, visit Silver Waterfall, conquer O Quy Ho Pass, explore Muong Hoa Valley,...


8. Ba Be Lake
Located near Ra Market, about 40 km from Bac Kan town (Bac Kan province), Ba Be Lake mesmerizes visitors with its pristine nature, surrounded by vast primeval forests casting shadows onto the deep blue lake. As the morning mist gently lifts, strolling along the small pathways around the lake, you'll feel your soul merge with the untouched wilderness, while glimpses of low stilt houses dot the landscape. The scenery here evokes images of enchanting watercolor paintings that captivate the heart.
Here, you can experience the thrill of navigating small boats through the mysterious Puong Cave, marveling at and letting your imagination run wild with the myriad of strange shapes formed by countless stalactites. Exiting the cave, you can immerse yourself in the vast expanse of Ba Be Lake's waters, gazing upon the endless sky and mountains. This place has been described as a mesmerizing watercolor painting that has enchanted travelers from ancient times to the present.


9. Beautiful Sunny Days in Phu Quoc
This is also the peak tourist season in Phu Quoc, offering the most beautiful sunny days of the year. Visiting Phu Quoc in autumn, you definitely shouldn't miss out on exciting experiences like night squid fishing, snorkeling to admire coral reefs, and indulging in delicious and famous seafood dishes.
Must-visit attractions in Phu Quoc include: the ancient fishing village of Ham Ninh, Sao Beach, Khem Beach, Tranh Stream, Da Ban Stream, Ganh Dau Cape, fish sauce production houses, Japanese pearl farming area, and the historical site of Phu Quoc Prison…
Since October marks the peak tourist season in Phu Quoc, it's advisable to book your hotel room in advance for a more enjoyable and hassle-free trip.


10. Romantic Autumn in Hanoi
Autumn in Hanoi, golden cold rice trees, red leaves of the barringtonia tree… There are countless reasons why we cannot resist coming to Hanoi when autumn arrives. Hanoi in autumn is beautiful, romantic, and imbued with ancient charm... Hanoi is poetic when autumn comes.
The autumn atmosphere in Hanoi is pleasant and cool, making it the best time to travel to Hanoi because spring is often humid with drizzles, winter is bitterly cold, and summer turns scorching hot. On the other hand, during autumn days, Hanoi is comfortably cool, allowing you to stroll along the breezy West Lake, wander around Hoan Kiem Lake, or walk on the aromatic milk flower-lined streets.
Visiting Hanoi in autumn, due to the slightly cold weather, it's advisable to wear long-sleeved shirts or bring a light jacket to ensure your health.
One reason why tourists always want to travel to Hanoi in autumn is that during this time, Hanoi is filled with the fragrance of milk flowers. Walking along streets like Ba Trieu, Quang Trung, Nguyen Tri Phuong, Quan Thanh, Tran Dai Nghia in the evening, you will feel the arrival of the milk flower season.


