TPO – In early October, the terraced fields in Mu Cang Chai district, Yen Bai province, began the harvest season, filled with the brilliant yellow color of ripe rice. Despite the impact of floods, this place still attracts a large number of tourists with its captivating natural beauty.
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More than 300 km by car from Hanoi, Mu Cang Chai district, Yen Bai province is no longer strange to those who love to explore and enjoy the scenery of mountains and forests. |
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The scenery in Mu Cang Chai is most beautiful in autumn, when the rice is golden brown all over the hillsides and valleys of terraced fields. |
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In 2019, Mu Cang Chai terraced fields were ranked as a special national monument. Every year, many tourists choose to travel here to experience the golden season on the terraced fields. |
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Mu Cang Chai has attractive check-in corners for young people who love to explore. Ms. Thuy Hien (Quang Ninh) shared: “Mu Cang Chai is so beautiful and peaceful. There is only a short time in a year to admire this beauty, so even though it rains a little during the rice season, our group still made a schedule to come here to experience it.” |
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In just a few days, the golden season in Mu Cang Chai, Yen Bai will end. The terraced rice fields have turned golden, and in many places, people have harvested the ripe rice. |
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Visitors can see the hard working scene of the local people. |
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Mam Xoi Hill in La Pan Tan, about 8km from the center of Mu Cang Chai district, is a famous destination for tourists when coming to Yen Bai to see the golden season. |
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Throughout Mu Cang Chai district, everywhere you see terraced fields stacked in layers, stretching across the hills. |
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Despite the impact of storms and floods, many tourists still come to Mu Cang Chai to hunt for the golden season and experience paragliding to see the panoramic view of terraced fields. |
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According to many accommodation, travel and service units in Mu Cang Chai, the recent floods have greatly affected the number of visitors and revenue of most local units. In addition to accommodation areas, the famous paragliding service here has also seen a decrease in visitors compared to previous years, and the number of people canceling rooms and tickets has also increased dramatically. Some homestays in Mu Cang Chai said that although it is currently the peak tourist season of the ripe rice season, in some places the number of visitors has dropped sharply by up to 60%. Although the roads and landscapes have not been affected much by the rain and floods, many tourists are still afraid, causing a large number of guests to cancel their reservations. |
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