Coming to Sa Pa in late September, visitors can admire the terraced fields turning a brilliant yellow.
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| Every year around the end of September and the beginning of October, the terraced fields in Sa Pa are covered in brilliant yellow. |
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| In the chilly autumn weather, the whole valley suddenly glows with warm, bright colors. Many terraced fields intertwine to create beautiful winding curves. |
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| From the perspective of a flycam, you will be captivated by the beautiful roads, adorned with the brilliant colors of vast rice fields stretching to the horizon. Under the morning mist, the entire vast space of SaPa valley seems to glow in the warm sunshine of the highlands. |
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| In the ripe rice season, the terraced fields turn golden yellow, making tourists love the peaceful and prosperous beauty of this place even more. It can be said that this is a precious gift that nature bestows on the people of the Northwest in particular and Vietnam in general. |
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| In 2009, the famous travel magazine Travel and Leisure (USA) voted Sa Pa terraced fields as one of the 7 most beautiful terraced fields in Asia and the world. |
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| Wandering in the vast fields, you will feel the fragrance of ripe rice wafting in the wind, making your soul relaxed and peaceful. |
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| Not only that, you can also freely admire and immerse yourself in the hard-working but joyful life of the ethnic people here. |
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| Somewhere in the rice fields, while adults are working hard, children are playing together. |
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| From the houses halfway up the mountain, they went in groups, through the golden rice fields, gathered in the open spaces, their laughter and voices echoed throughout the valley. |
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| Coming to Sa Pa this season, don't be too engrossed in the ripe rice fields and forget to enjoy specialties such as thang co, salmon, seven-color sticky rice, grilled food, black chicken... |
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| Sa Pa's scenery is brilliant during the day, and becomes even more magical and shimmering at night. |
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| When night falls, the town becomes strangely cold. The white mist carried by the wind covers the roofs and the dim lights seem to take you to a town in Europe. Anyone who has been to Sa Pa once will find it hard to forget the feeling of being immersed in the scenery here. |
According to Zing
