Green fields, golden season at the intersection of deep rivers and volcanoes

Buon Choah field is 700 hectares wide, spread on the south bank of Krong No river, Dak Nong province, adjacent to the core area of ​​Dak Nong Global Geopark. In the distance is the famous Nam Blang volcano.

Unlike many places in the Central Highlands, many households in Buon Choah live on the fields.

In the season of young rice, the fields here are cool and green like jade.

The rest of the Buon Choah residents, settled on the edge of the rocky field at the foot of Nam Blang, with the rice fields along the river. Straight concrete roads, connecting the rice hamlets with the commune center.

This is a rice region with special quality in the Central Highlands, because of the harmony of water and fire, on a geological foundation of volcanic ash mixed with alluvium.

Using machinery from land preparation to harvesting creates the beauty of professionalism in this land.

Every rice harvest season, flocks of swallows fly following the reapers' footsteps.

And smiles always shine with bags of rice in the bumper harvest seasons

Rice in Buon Choah fields is always the top target of traders.

The field is also an interesting experience for students of schools in Buôn Choah commune, where they can clearly understand the origin of each bowl of rice they eat every day and understand about the rice growing profession in their hometown.

TB (according to VOV)

Source: https://baohaiduong.vn/dong-xanh-mua-vang-o-noi-giao-duyen-giua-song-sau-va-nui-lua-382213.html