Ripening rice fields in Vietnam’s northwestern region
Terraced paddy fields are among attractions of Y Ty commune in the northwestern province of Lao Cai.
Besides the paddy fields, visitors have a chance to experience cultural identities of local ethnic minority people along with their specialties.
At this time of the year, ripening rice fields lure a lot of visitors, including photographers who want to take stunning moments.
The terraced fields create the scenic view of the mountainous area.
The morning is the best time to enjoy the scenery.
Most of local hills are turned into the rice fields
Coming here give tourists an atmosphere which is very different from the bustling city life
Y Ty, where is some 100 kilometres from Lao Cai City, is home to quite many guesthouses and homestay facilities for travellers.
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