Ripe rice season in Kon Tu Rang village

Hello dear Hivers in the PhotoFeed community, I have just returned to Mang Den, where I live, after my vacation in the coastal city of Qui Nhon. And I was fortunate to return in time for the ripe rice season in Kon Tu Rang village, which is about 12km from the town center. I heard about this news from a friend of mine, so I immediately went to take pictures.

As you may know, each year the Xo Dang ethnic minority people only grow one rice crop. So the opportunity to admire the golden color of ripe rice comes only once a year. And when the rice is ripe, the villagers will harvest it very quickly, so I had to take advantage to come and save photos of this year's ripe rice season. I hope they grow two rice crops in a year so that we have these two wonderful opportunities in one year, but the villagers don't because they only need to grow one rice crop and they will have enough to eat for a year.

Kon Tu Rang terraced rice fields are located in a very poetic location. It is surrounded by the legendary Dak Bla river. To reach this field, we have to cross a suspension bridge across the river. Besides, the rice field is also surrounded by the majestic Ngoc Le mountain. The terraced rice fields, the river, the suspension bridge and the high Ngoc Le mountain create a masterpiece of nature. Take a look at my album "Rice season in Kon Tu Rang village" below.

Thank you for taking the time to read my post. I hope you enjoy this album of mine. I wish you a good day.