Xim Vang
When mentioning the most beautiful ripe rice fields in the Northwest, Xim Vang (Son La province) is one of the destinations not to be missed. In September and October, both the valley and the mountain slope here are as beautiful as paintings because the terraced fields follow each other with layered fields winding around the village. The Mong stilt houses hidden among the rice fields and the bustling laughter of the harvest season create an unforgettable and simple scene.

Hoang Su Phi
September and October every year are the ideal times to see ripe rice in Hoang Su Phi, Tuyen Quang.
The rice fields in Hoang Su Phi have been recognized as National Monuments since 2012, spanning 6 communes such as Ban Luoc, Ban Phung, Thong Nguyen, Ho Thau... Standing on the mountainside, looking far away, visitors will see the Dao, Nung, and La Chi villages hidden among the mountain range.
Coming to Hoang Su Phi this season, in addition to admiring terraced fields, visitors can also participate in the colorful highland market, enjoy monk fruit, leafy corn wine, grilled stream fish...

Mu Cang Chai
The ripe rice fields in Mu Cang Chai, Lao Cai were once ranked as a Special National Monument and were among the most beautiful terraced fields in the world. Standing at famous attractions such as Mat Xoi hill, La Pan Tan, Che Cu Nha or Tu Le, visitors can easily see the scene of "golden sky, golden land" blending in white clouds and brilliant autumn sunshine.
Not only sightseeing, going to Mu Cang Chai in the ripe rice season is also an opportunity to experience the unique culture of the H'Mong and Thai people through terraced rice festivals, xoe dances, or rustic cuisine such as Tu Le sticky rice sticky rice, won'tt be afraid, hill chicken, stream fish.
With fresh air, enchanting beauty and unforgettable cultural experiences, Mu Cang Chai is worthy of being an ideal destination for tourists in September.

Nam Cang
Less crowded than familiar destinations such as Cat Cat or Ta Van, Nam Cang is an ideal choice for those who seek relaxation, want to immerse themselves in nature and experience the slow pace of life in the mountains.
From the center of Sa Pa, visitors can travel about 30km more to the peaceful village, where the fields of golden rice stretch along the mountainside. In September, the terraced fields here ripened. Amidst the majestic mountain scenery, the stilt houses of the Red Dao, H'Mong, and May ethnic groups hidden in the sea of rice create a poetic, charming, and peaceful beauty.

Pu Luong
About 160 km from Hanoi, bordering the Vietnam - Laos border, Pu Luong Nature Reserve, Thanh Hoa is one of the ideal destinations for visitors who want to enjoy the scenery of terraced fields turning brilliantly yellow.
Coming to Pu Luong in the ripe rice season, visitors can look out from high places such as Don village and Hieu village to admire the panoramic "golden sea" stretching out among the mountains and forests. The ripe rice fields stretch from the valley to the mountain slopes, winding around the village, creating a landscape that is both majestic and poetic.
The fresh air, the sound of the tearing streams, and the hidden stilt houses will certainly leave an unforgettable impression on visitors.
