Hoang Su Phi
Hoang Su Phi is located in Ha Giang province, approximately 300 km from Hanoi, the rice terraces of this place are seen as the most beautiful in Vietnam. In the communes of Ban Luoc and Ban Phung, visitors can witness a sea of bright yellow, a spectacle created by the skillful hands of ethnic minority groups such as Nung, La Chi, and Dao. These terraced fields not only showcase the agricultural prowess of the locals but also reflect a unique cultural heritage.The best season to visit this destination is from September to the end of October. This is the harvest season in Hoang Su Phi, you can experience the beautiful of terraced rice paddies and farmers working sightseeing.Mu Cang Chai
Mu Cang Chai is an upland district renowned for its 500 hectares of magnificent rice terraces in La Pan Tan, Che Cu Nha, and De Xu communes, it is situated in Yen Bai – north-east region of Vietnam. These terraced fields which recognized as a National Vestige are a result of the ingenuity of the ethnic minority H’Mong, who have sculpted the landscape to optimize rainwater and spring water for rice cultivation.Mu Cang Chai is accessible by various modes of transportation. The nearest major airport is Noi Bai International Airport in Hanoi, from where visitors can take a private transfer or join a guided tour.
Sapa
Sapa, known as the highest mountainous town in Vietnam, is not just a picturesque destination but also home to stunning rice paddies in Ta Van, Hau Thao, and Lao Chai within the Muong Hoa valley. Covering 1,000 hectares, Sapa boasts the rice terrace with the most stairs—121 to be exact. The H’Mong and Ha Nhi ethnic minorities, who have lived here for centuries, are the proud custodians of this breathtaking landscape. The best time to visit Sapa for stunning photos of Vietnam rice fields is from March to May or from mid-September to October, during the harvest season.Y Ty
Y Ty, situated in Ban Xat District, Lao Cai Province, is another captivating spot for travelers and photographers alike, drawn to Vietnam’s picturesque rice terraces. Here, visitors can witness the vibrant cultures of the H’mong, Dao, Giay, and Ha Nhi ethnic groups, adorned in colorful attire amidst the stunning backdrop of mountains, clear skies, and expansive rice fields.
The best time to admire at these Vietnamese rice fields is during the harvest season, spanning from September to early October.
Pu Luong
Pu Luong is a tranquil countryside destination for travelers looking for an authentic experience. The area features rolling hills, streams, and forests, with rice fields covering much of the land. What makes Pu Luong special are the bamboo water wheels used for watering the rice fields.
The best time to visit Pu Luong is in May and June when the rice fields are lush and beautiful. During this time, visitors can see how local farmers traditionally cultivate rice and explore Pu Luong’s scenic landscape.
