Surprisingly beautiful Tu Mo Rong terraced fields in the flooding season

The terrain of Tu Mo Rong, Kon Tum province is divided by many rivers, streams, high mountains... so when cultivating rice, people have to make terraced fields, creating fields precariously on the hillsides.

In May and June, people begin to release water from streams into the fields, plow, and sow seeds for a new crop. Photo: Nguyen Ban

Tu Mo Rong terraced fields are surprisingly beautiful when viewed from above. Photo: Nguyen Ban

People build up the banks of their fields to retain water. Photo: Nguyen Ban

Terraced fields are filled with water and ready for planting next to some fields with young seedlings. Photo: Nguyen Ban

Vast terraced fields in Tu Mo Rong during the flooding season. Photo: Nguyen Ban

The landscape in Tu Mo Rong is still quite wild, suitable for tourists who love to explore new lands, as well as learn about local culture - especially the life of the Xo Dang people in the Northern Central Highlands. Photo: Nguyen Ban

At the foot of Ngoc Linh mountain range are villages of the Xo Dang people that still preserve many cultural identities. Photo: Nguyen Ban

Terraced rice fields full of water, small villages precariously perched on hillsides… all attract tourists. Photo: Nguyen Ban

People take a break after working in the fields. Photo: Nguyen Ban

Impressive terraced fields. Photo: Nguyen Ban

Some rice fields have sprouted young rice seedlings, like highlights in the picture of terraced fields in the flooding season. Photo: Nguyen Ban

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