'Two-heart' rice fields in Mu Cang Chai

Besides the familiar images of "raspberry hills" and "horseshoe hills", Mu Cang Chai terraced fields have just been discovered with a unique image like two hearts intertwined - promising to become a new check-in coordinate.

Mu Cang Chai has long been famous for its majestic terraced fields, including "raspberry hills" and "horseshoe hills" - familiar destinations for tourists every time the rice ripens.

Recently, during a visit to Mu Cang Chai, Mr. Nguyen Duc Thach, a teacher in Khanh Hoa , accidentally discovered in the middle of the terraced fields the shape of "two hearts" nested together, relatively clear and balanced.

The terraced fields have the shape of "two hearts" nested together, quite clearly. Photo: Nguyen Duc Thach

This location is about 500m from Garrya Mu Cang Chai resort as the crow flies. Photo: Nguyen Duc Thach

Visitors can also observe from the "dinosaur spine" viewpoint - a place that is often crowded with tourists checking in. However, this unique image is not known to many people. Photo: Nguyen Duc Thach

The special feature of the “heart” of Mu Cang Chai is the change with the seasons. In the flooding season, the terraced fields sparkle like mirrors, reflecting the blue sky. Photo: Nguyen Duc Thach

Ripe rice season at the "heart" terraced fields. Photo: Nguyen Duc Thach

When the rice is ripe, both “hearts” shine brightly, standing out against the golden color of the Northwestern mountains and forests. From a high angle, the scenery appears both romantic and majestic. Photo: Nguyen Duc Thach

The “two-heart” rice field is considered a new destination that can be added to the Mu Cang Chai tour, in addition to the familiar terraced field viewing spots. Photo: Nguyen Duc Thach

According to Saigon Marketing

Source: https://baoangiang.com.vn/ruong-lua-hai-trai-tim-o-mu-cang-chai-a427245.html