H’Mong and Thai ethnic people in Chieng Muon commune, Muong La district, Son La province prepare land for cultivation (Photo: VNA)
Terraced rice fields in Chieng Muon commune, Muong La district, Son La province (Photo: VNA)
Terraced rice fields in Chieng Muon commune, Muong La district, Son La province (Photo: VNA)
H’Mong and Thai ethnic people in Chieng Muon commune, Muong La district, Son La province prepare land for cultivation (Photo: VNA)
Terraced rice fields in Chieng Muon commune, Muong La district (Son La). (Photo: VNA)
Terraced rice fields in Chieng Muon commune, Muong La district (Son La). (Photo: VNA)
Alluring terraced rice fields in Son La
With hundreds of years of experience in rice production, Vietnamese farmers, especially those who live in the northern mountainous region, learned how to adapt to different terrains. That is why rice terraces of Vietnam were formed long ago and are also known as a unique culture and famous tourist attraction.
