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terraced fields
News updates related to terraced rice fields.
Vietnam from Above: A Journey to Discover the Stunning Beauty of the Three Regions of the Country
Admire the majestic beauty of Vietnam from above, from lush green valleys and sun-drenched ancient towns to vibrant golden rice fields in the Southwestern region.
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Pu Luong during the rainy season: Admire the 'mirrors of the sky' amidst the vast forests of Thanh Hoa.
When the terraced rice fields of Buon Don are submerged in water, Pu Luong becomes a magnificent natural painting with its "mirrors" reflecting the clouds and sky, and the peaceful rhythm of village life.
Son Tay Thuong: Admire the beautiful terraced rice fields during the rainy season.
During the rainy season, the terraced rice fields in Son Tay Thuong commune (Quang Ngai province), a highland area, are covered in a pristine, muted color, changing hues with the light of day and telling stories of the labor and culture of the local people...
The Hmong people of Nghe An 'give a new look' to their terraced rice fields.
In the highlands of Nghe An province, November and December each year bring a lush and beautiful sight. This is the season when the Mong people draw water into their terraced rice fields to prepare the land for planting the spring rice crop.
The rice fields remain intact after the storm, and the picturesque scenery beckons visitors to return to Ha Giang.
As one of the most beautiful destinations for viewing ripening rice fields in Northern Vietnam, the districts of Vi Xuyen and Hoang Su Phi in Ha Giang were fortunate not to be significantly affected by Typhoon No. 3. At this time, the rice paddies are gradually turning...
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