The Beauty of Hong Thai Terraced Fields in the Harvest Season

In the late autumn and early winter, if visitors pass through the terraced fields in Hong Thai commune (Na Hang, Tuyen Quang), they will have the opportunity to admire the rice fields gradually turning from fresh green to bright yellow. The rice paddies bend gracefully, intertwining with white clouds, and blending with nature. All of these elements create a peaceful natural picture of mother nature.

The Beauty of Hong Thai Terraced Fields in the Harvest Season
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Located next to the mountains and forests, these terraced fields create a beautiful natural setting for Hong Thai. That highland painting seems to attract visitors, and seductively invites and welcomes all souls who love the beauty of nature.

The Beauty of Hong Thai Terraced Fields in the Harvest Season
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This field is located in the middle of the mountain, some parts connect the top of the mountain down to the stream with a height of 100m. The terraced fields here are considered a “great creative work” of the Dao Tien people.

The Beauty of Hong Thai Terraced Fields in the Harvest Season
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The terraced fields in Hong Thai are extremely attractive tourist destinations. Here, visitors can fully enjoy the charming scenery, and experience and exchange the culture and life with the locals. In mid-October, the rice fields in Hong Thai gradually turned bright yellow. Each green and yellow field winding on the side of the mountain has fascinated countless tourists.

The Beauty of Hong Thai Terraced Fields in the Harvest Season
Photo: giaoducthoidai.vn
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