Authentic images of late-ripening rice harvest in Western Nghe An
(Baonghean.vn) - With different sub-climates, soils and terrains, the winter-spring rice crop in Western Nghe An is often later than in the plains. Therefore, at this time, many mountainous villages have not yet finished harvesting. The mountainous terrain cannot use harvesters, farmers have to harvest by hand, transport by basket, and in places where rivers and streams are isolated, rice is brought back by boat. All of this creates a beautiful working scene of a golden season in the West.
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Fields in harvest season. Photo: Hai Vuong |
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Rice is harvested by farmers and bundled into small bundles. Photo: Hai Vuong |
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The golden ripe rice flowers are the result of a season of hard work on the poor land of Western Nghe An. Photo: Hai Vuong |
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The terraced rice fields are ripe and entering harvest season. Photo: Ho Dinh Chien |
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Harvest joy. Photo: Hai Vuong |
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Every stage of the harvest is done by hand. Photo: Ho Dinh Chien |
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After the spring harvest, the western region of Nghe An enters the dry season. Therefore, in many places, people only grow one rice crop a year. Photo: Ho Dinh Chien |
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On the dry fields, farmers gather rice before carrying it home. Photo: Ho Dinh Chien |
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In the divided fields, people use rafts and rafts to move rice "across the river". Photo: Ho Dinh Chien |
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And when there are no boats or rafts. Photo: Ho Dinh Chien |
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The hardships of harvest season. Photo: Ho Dinh Chien |
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People carry rice to dry on the roadside. Photo: Ho Dinh Chien |
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A familiar scene in the highlands of Nghe An. Photo: Ho Dinh Chien |