visavietnam.net.vn - Mu Cang Chai is a
rural district of Yen Bai province. The popular attraction of Mu Cang Chai in summer lies
in its terraced rice fields, which draw a large number of both Vietnamese and
foreign travelers.
In June, when the first
summer shower coming to the North of Vietnam, hill tribe people in Mu Cang Chai
all come to their field for preparing the new crop of rice. As all the field in
Mu Cang Chai are terraced rice field so they all need to supply water from the
top terrace of the field, and water from there just keep coming from top to the
bottom of the rice field, and local people call this “falling water reason”.
In this season, you
will see activities of people working on the field, from ploughing with water
buffalo to replanting rice. Normally they work in groups with very beautiful
and colorful clothes of hill tribe woman, and it can be very interesting for
very good photo shooting on the field in this period.
The middle of the
crop will be from June to mid-September. During this time, the whole tremendous
terrace rice field in Mu Cang Chai will be covered by lovely and peaceful
carpet of rice. You will not see much local activities on the field in this
season, but the greenness of the rice field can be good compensation.
In the harvest time
of the rice crops, travelers take the visit to Mu Cang Chai from late September
to early October to see and take photographs of waves of terraced rice fields,
as this is when the fields turn brilliant yellow and shine in their fullest beauty.
This is also the
time when the fields become full of life as Mong ethnic minority farmers in
their traditional attire harvest the ripe rice grains, and shoulder bags of the
fruit home through mountains and hills as well as over swinging suspension bridges.
It is normal to see ethnic minority mothers use cloth as a cradle to carry
their infants on their back when they are harvesting paddy in the fields in the
northwest of Vietnam. Children of the farmers run here and there in the fields,
chatting with their parents and giggling in tune with the joy of their parents
during the harvest season.
Let's see the beauty
of Mu Cang Chai terraced rice fields in June or the rice crop, which takes
place from June to October.
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