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Where do you plan to go from mid August to early September? The terraced fields in Sapa is a must in your plan, if you want to see gradually turning golden rice fields that have captured the attention of professional photographers across the country.
You don't worry about the accommodation here because homestay, long-built hotels, and lots of tourist service are at your disposal.
To travel to Sapa, you have many options such as rental of a motorbike, self-driving car or booking a bus.
Only about 60km from Tu Le to the center of Mu Cang Chai Town, there exists many terraced fields. Mam Xoi hill is one of these examples. The hill which nestles in La Pan Tan, 8km from the town center, has attracted thousands of visitors and many professional photographers as it is a symbolic image of golden rice season in Mu Cang Chai.
The road is difficult for transportation, you should rent a motorbike of local people to explore the hill. There is a triangle follower garden and ethnic dress rental service near the hill where you rent to take photos here.
If you visit Phong Nam Valley in September and October, you would admire the beauty of nature, endless expanding golden rice fields. The photo above depicts a scene of golden rice fields mixed with harvested ones which is a familiar sight to attract the attention of professional photographers.
Tam Coc scenery has attracted visitors with many rice fields, villages, rivers, lakes and majestic mountains. Some hills are bell-shaped ones in the Tam Coc Rocky mountain complex.
To admire Tam Coc rice fields, you have to go to climb to Hang Mua Cave, an eco-tourism destination combining mountain climbing.
The harvest of grass in Tien Giang Province in the Southern Vietnam has attracted professional photographers with the serenity of the countryside. This photo above is captured by a flycam between August.
The grass previously grows naturally in the Mekong Delta. It has the hard low stem. 8 - 10 mm tubular, lying horizontally in mud.
In the harvest season in August, people use the sickle the root in each clump. Cut grass is divided into short and long types and tied into circular bundles of about 2-3 kg.
Pu Luong Nature Reserve is home to Thai and Muong ethnic minority communities. In Thai's language, Pu Luong means the highest peak of the village.
You take four hours from Hanoi to go here by car. Currently, homestay and motel are more popular here. The landscape and environment of the natural reserve contribute to the development of the ecosystem. Due to the ecosystem, the accommodation here does not include air-conditioners and television.
Or you set up a camp on the top of mountains to rest overnight, have meals with your companies. When climbing, you should wear long clothes, hats, climbing shoes, drinking water and snacks.
Tam Coc is the best in the rice season of the year. It is time for you to visit during the ripe rice season which has attracted visitors with breath-taking and picturesque landscapes. You wonder when it is. During May and the mid of June, hundreds of tourists take boats, sailing along two sides of endless-expanding rice fields to admire small houses, caves, such as Ca Cave, Hai Cave, and Ba Cave.
If you want to take impressive snapshots like above, you have to climb limestone mountains at 3a.m. and take around 4 hours to reach the top of them.
Vietnam is endowed with one of five most desirable tourist destinations in 2019. Sharing with the local media, Howard said the cave system here is still many, currently 25% only discovered. Each cave is separate on the surface but connected below.
For many years, Hon Yen has been attracting many young travellers with its pristine beauty and carpet of coral reefs rising up during low tide. The small islet is an interesting islet for professional photographers to make their impressive collections. It is around 15kilometers to the North of Tuy Hoa, the capital of Phu Yen. It is home to thousands of canaries, explaining its name.
Hon Yen nestles in Phu Yen Province, a poverty-hit coastal region with the population of around 860,000 inhabitants. Early in the morning, most of local residents head out to sea and catch seafood. Their boat is a means of livelihood and sea brings them a life.
If you visit Hon Yen in every June, you witness fishermen who migrate Phu Yen from across the country sail to sea for a busiest anchovy harvesting season.
Ba Vi National Park offers rich and diverse fauna and flora suitable and to relax or explore for all ages.
If you like trekking, you take two or four hours to follow trails dense primeval forest, or high bamboo forest. The easiest route to go is to start at Cot 600 and down to Cot 300, which lasts more than 2 hours. In this way, you learn more about ecology. Immersed in the quiet space of national park finds French remnants, such as the colonel's mansion, the fallen church and political prison. Also, it is a window of opportunity for professional photographers to capture these timeless architectures, a creative source of inspiration.
The former imperial capital of Hue, which one witnesses the glories and collapse of Nguyen Dynasty (1802 - 1945), the last royal to rule the country, is famous as a food paradise.
Hue's vibrant cuisine showcases the city's imperial legacy, while south in Hoi An's storied laneways, local dishes include fragrant cao lau noodle. Seafood stars nearby Danang, and the city alongside the Han River is becoming one of Vietnam's most exciting urban destinations.
Ninh Binh became the center of attraction for the tourism this summer when Tourist Week 'Golden Color of Tam Coc' took place from 18 to 25 May.
This event created a festival for hundreds of photographic professionals coming across the country to capture the beautiful moments of Tam Coc's endless golden rice fields. The photographers stood on karst blocks to take photos from above.
Tam Coc golden rice season starts from May to mid June offers many majestic scenery around Tam Coc. From Van Lam boat station, you admire small houses dotted along the river and caves such as Ca Cave, Hai Cave, and Ba Cave.
If you want to take satisfactory photos, you have to climb on limestone mountains at 3 a.m. and take three hours to reach to the top.
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