The beauty of the terraced rice fields of Lao Cai

These days, on the terraced rice fields of Mu Cang Chai, Hanh Phuc, Sa Pa, Bac Ha, and Y Ty (Lao Cai), the rice is beginning to turn yellow, and in many places, harvesting has already begun, creating a captivating golden landscape of the highlands.

During their reporting trips to the highlands, reporters from the Lao Cai Provincial Newspaper and Radio and Television Station captured stunning moments of the golden harvest season in the mountains. The majestic and unique beauty of the golden terraced rice fields is an invitation for tourists to visit the Lao Cai highlands during the rice harvest season.

The unique beauty of the terraced rice fields on the Horseshoe Hill in Mu Cang Chai commune has become an impressive destination every time the rice ripens or the rainy season arrives.

Along with Horseshoe Hill, Raspberry Hill is also a symbol of the terraced rice fields of Mu Cang Chai.

In Hanh Phuc commune, the flatter terraced rice fields create a vast and expansive landscape.

The terraced rice fields in Y Tý embrace the small village, creating a peaceful and prosperous scene.

The terraced rice fields in Ta Phin commune are the highest in Vietnam, with 121 terraces.

Den Sang commune boasts terraced rice fields that wind along the mountain slopes.

The terraced rice fields resemble mountain ridges, creating a unique beauty characteristic of the Northwest highlands.

The rice is ripening in the rice paddies of Ta Phin commune.

In the afternoon light, the terraced rice fields in Muong Bo commune possess a serene beauty.

A peaceful life amidst the rice fields.

Source: https://baolaocai.vn/ve-dep-ruong-bac-thang-lao-cai-post879916.html