The terraced fields in Hoang Su Phi are famous as an ideal destination for those who love nature and are passionate about exploring the beauty of the Northwest mountains and forests.
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| Golden ripe rice colors the terraced fields in Hoang Su Phi, Ha Giang. (Source: TITC) |
Located in the west of Ha Giang province, Hoang Su Phi has long been famous for its terraced fields, stretching across the hills, creating an impressive and captivating beauty. The harmonious blend of nature and culture brings a strange attraction to anyone who sets foot in this land.
Hoang Su Phi terraced fields are located in 24 communes, of which terraced fields in 11 communes are ranked as National Monuments, including: Ban Phung, Ban Luoc, San Sa Ho, Ho Thau, Nam Ty, Thong Nguyen, Ta Su Choong, Ban Nhung, Po Lo, Thang Tin and Nam Khoa. In particular, Ban Phung is considered to have the most beautiful terraced fields. In 2012, Hoang Su Phi terraced fields were officially recognized as a National Monument by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism.
Hoang Su Phi is special because each season has its own unique beauty. Spring is the time when unique cultural festivals of the local people take place. In the joyful atmosphere of the first days of the year, Hoang Su Phi seems to be full of life. Appearing in the middle of the vastness are endless green terraced fields, lush tea hills, peach and pear blossoms blooming all over the land and sky, the petals flying with a gentle fragrance in the wind...
During the flood season, under the summer rain, the terraced fields are like giant mirrors in the majestic nature, reflecting the clouds and sky, reflecting the brilliant rays of the morning sun, creating a scene that moves people's hearts.
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| Terraced fields are stacked layer upon layer, stretching endlessly across the hills. (Source: TITC) |
When the rice season comes, around September and October, Hoang Su Phi is also covered in the brilliant colors of golden ripe rice fields covering the hills, carrying with it the familiar scent of ripe rice. The rich, poetic beauty of the ripe rice season, along with the romantic autumn weather, has created a very attractive Hoang Su Phi. This is also the time of year when the number of tourists visiting the terraced fields is the highest.
In particular, visitors to Hoang Su Phi during the rice harvest season will have the opportunity to participate, explore and learn about the cultural identity of the ethnic groups here through the Gau Tao Festival and the Cultural Tourism Week "Through the Hoang Su Phi terraced fields heritage areas".
Countless attractive activities and events are organized to bring visitors truly impressive and different experiences such as: Mong ethnic cultural festival; paragliding performance "On the golden steps"; product display and market space; cultural and artistic programs, traditional folk games, eco-tourism activities, experiences...
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| The terraced fields gently curve between the sky and the earth. (Source: TITC) |
For those who love the cold of the Northwest, November and December are the ideal time to start a journey of cloud hunting in the "land of fog" Hoang Su Phi. In winter, thick fog covers the hillsides, terraced fields appear hidden under the clouds, evoking a sense of peace in the mountains and forests.
Local farmers are likened to artists who have created a magnificent panorama of Hoang Su Phi with breathtaking natural beauty against the majestic backdrop of the Northwest highlands, highlighted by stunning terraced fields. All of this creates a magnificent beauty, blending nature and people, captivating anyone who comes to this land.
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