Rice fields shaped like 'two hearts' in Mu Cang Chai

Besides the familiar "raspberry hill" and "horseshoe hill" shapes, the terraced rice fields of Mu Cang Chai have recently been discovered to have a unique shape resembling two intertwined hearts – promising to become a new check-in spot.

Mu Cang Chai has long been famous for its magnificent terraced rice fields, including the "raspberry hill" and "horseshoe hill" - familiar destinations for tourists every time the rice ripens.

Recently, during a visit to Mu Cang Chai, Mr. Nguyen Duc Thach, a teacher from Khanh Hoa , accidentally discovered a relatively clear and symmetrical image of "two hearts" intertwined in the middle of the terraced rice fields.

The terraced rice fields have a relatively distinct shape resembling "two hearts" intertwined. Photo: Nguyen Duc Thach

This location is approximately 500 meters as the crow flies from the Garrya Mu Cang Chai resort. Photo: Nguyen Duc Thach

Visitors can also observe the view from the "dinosaur spine" viewpoint – a popular spot for tourists to take photos. However, this unique image is not yet widely known. Photo: Nguyen Duc Thach

The unique feature of Mu Cang Chai, the "heart" of the region, is its ever-changing landscape with the seasons. During the rainy season, the terraced rice fields shimmer like mirrors, reflecting the blue sky. Photo: Nguyen Duc Thach

Rice harvest season at the "heart-shaped" terraced fields. Photo: Nguyen Duc Thach

When the rice ripens, both "hearts" glow brightly, standing out against the golden hues of the Northwest mountains. From an aerial perspective, the scenery appears both romantic and majestic. Photo: Nguyen Duc Thach

The "two-heart" rice fields are considered a new addition to any Mù Cang Chải tour itinerary, alongside the familiar terraced rice field viewing spots. Photo: Nguyễn Đức Thạch

According to Saigon Marketing

Source: https://baoangiang.com.vn/ruong-lua-hai-trai-tim-o-mu-cang-chai-a427245.html