Immerse yourself in the most beautiful terraced fields in the Northwest

In the ripe rice season, Y Ty is covered with a golden color, stretching over the winding mountain slopes. The scent of new rice blends with the morning dew, creating a majestic and poetic scene, captivating anyone who sets foot here.

Located at an altitude of 2,000m above sea level, Y Ty is always covered in fog all year round. Especially, every time the rice harvest season comes, the whole village and hills seem to put on a "new coat" because of the bright golden color of the terraced fields.

For a long time, this place has been famous for its majestic scenery, terraced fields following each other like steps reaching up to the blue sky, especially brilliant in the ripe rice season in September.

Y Ty terraced fields in the ripe rice season, dyeing the mountain slopes yellow from late August to early October every year.

Y Ty terraced fields in the ripe rice season, dyeing the mountain slopes yellow from late August to early October every year.

Y Ty in the ripe rice season is always filled with the fragrance of new rice, carried by the wind into every corner of the village.

The golden season of Y Ty scores points in the eyes of travel enthusiasts thanks to the gentleness, clarity and radiance that nature has bestowed upon this place.

The road to Y Ty this year has been much more convenient for travel. The rice here also often ripens earlier than in other regions, so young people with a passion for travel flock here to take pictures.

Thu Ha and her group of friends managed to capture the most beautiful moments of this year's golden season during their weekend trip. At this time, Y Ty was radiant like a poem amidst the mountains, making everyone ecstatic because of the beauty of the land and sky converging.

In the brilliant sunlight of the peaceful sky, the golden season of Y Ty appears extremely beautiful and splendid, worthy of being a masterpiece of the Northwest landscape.

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