(Baonghean.vn) - Muong Qua field in Mon Son and Luc Da communes (Con Cuong) is about 700 hectares wide, considered the "rice granary" of this mountainous district. During harvest season, this thousand-acre rice field becomes a beautiful picture of the countryside.
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| Since the establishment of the village, the Muong Qua people in the area have known how to grow wet rice. In the photo is a corner of the Muong Qua field at the border between two Thai villages, Ban Xieng and Thai Son. |
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| According to people in Met village (Luc Da commune), at the beginning of the spring season, due to cold weather, many rice fields died and had to be replanted. People took active care of them, thanks to which the rice grew well. |
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| During the tillering and heading period, the weather was favorable so this year Luc Da commune had a good harvest. In the summer-autumn crop of 2015, this area also ranked first in the district in terms of rice productivity. |
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| The field also becomes a summer “playground” for children in Hong Son village (Luc Da). In the photo, two children are playing the straw trumpet (made from a piece of straw), a “musical instrument” that is very popular with children in the mountains. |
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| The suspension bridge across the Giang River into the Dan Lai village stands out next to the ripe rice fields. |
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| From the bridge looking down, Muong Qua valley is rich in expression. |
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| A couple in Met village, Luc Da commune carrying rice home evokes a peaceful atmosphere in the afternoon in the mountain village during harvest season. |
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