Bac Yen: Every year, at the end of May and the beginning of June, when the first rains of the season appear, the Mong ethnic people in the highland district of Bac Yen, located in the northwestern province of Son La, enter the planting season. Seen from above, the terraced fields stretching across the mountain slopes look like silk ribbons, creating a charming landscape painting.
According to Vietnam News Agency, this annual event marks a significant period for the local community, as the rains bring life to the terraced fields, signaling the start of agricultural activities. The unique landscape attracts attention for its visual appeal and cultural significance, reflecting the harmonious relationship between the people and their environment. The terraced fields are not only a means of sustenance but also a representation of the region’s heritage, preserved through generations.