Fascinated by terraced fields in the highlands of Muong Vang

Muong Vang commune was established on the basis of merging Quy Hoa, Tan Lap, and Tuan Dao communes. It is honored to be named "Muong Vang" - the common name for the entire Lac Son district, Hoa Binh province (old), and is also one of the four large Muong regions of the province, where the majestic natural beauty and rich cultural traditions converge. Especially, these days, coming to Quy Hoa - the "roof" of the region, everyone must be fascinated by the green terraced fields in their maiden stage.

Terraced fields in their prime amidst majestic mountains. In the distance is Mount Mu with its fascinating caves and precious hot springs.

The terraced fields are dreamily beautiful in the morning sun in the peaceful Muong Vang countryside, where most of the Muong ethnic people live and create heritages.

A small peaceful house dotted among the green fields and mountains.

The Muong village road appears and disappears in the cool green space.

Lake Kha is clear and calm like a mirror reflecting the rice fields and mountains. This place has been approved as an eco -tourism , resort, and high-class hot spring area, promising to be an attractive destination in the future.

Doi hamlet's terraced fields, interspersed among hills and villages, carry within them the story of wet rice farming culture and customs of the indigenous Muong people.

The cool Mu stream nourishes the green rice fields.

At Thung Hill, over 1,000m above sea level - the "roof" of Muong Vang, next to the layered rice fields are gray rocks with quite strange shapes. With the natural beauty and cool climate, this is also an area that has been approved for a large-scale eco-tourism, resort and entertainment development project.

Amidst the cool green space are dotted with wild flowers and fruits such as mua flowers, wild eggplant... creating a vivid and charming picture of the highlands.

Cam Le

Source: https://baophutho.vn/me-man-ruong-bac-thang-vung-cao-muong-vang-239296.htm