Who would have thought that the process of growing rice was so beautiful?. If you have the opportunity to visit the countries below, enjoy once the beautiful terraced fields.
The unique rice terraces of Yuanyang County, China.
These are the works of Hani people living in the mountains of Ailao more than 2,500 years ago. Emperor Minh called them "skilful sculptors". The Yuanyuang rice terraces have been recognized as world cultural heritages and attract many tourists to visit.
The Jatiluwih rice terraces in Bali, Indonesia.
The name "Jatiluwih" of rice terraces on the slopes of Mount Batukaru means "beautiful". Here people use traditional and organic farming techniques of Bali. Recently, the Jatiluwih terraced fields have been recognized as world heritage sites.
Terraced fields in Chiang Mai, Thailand.
Chiang Mai is the largest city found in northern Thailand, Chiangmai Province. It receives more than 14.1 million tourists each year. One of the aspects that attract tourists to Chiang Mai is the unique ancient culture exhibited by the hill tribes. It also possesses many rice fields and is often referred to as the “Kingdom of a Million Rice Fields.” The rice fields are positioned on the steep mountains that surround Chang Mai. Besides having adventure on the wonderful rice terraces, tourists also have the opportunity to go stargazing in the night. Furthermore, they can also enjoy eating some of Thailand’s famous dishes such as “khao soi.”
The rice terraces in Sapa, Vietnam.
Sapa is a town with majestic natural scenery and special cultural features of the North West. Besides, Sapa also impressed visitors by the unique terraced fields between Phan Xi Pang Mountain and Sapa Town, such as the steps leading up to Heaven.
The Mae-Jam rice terraces in Thailand.
Mae-Jam is a village located in Chiangmai Province in Thailand. Some of the rice paddles are found on the hilly parts of the village. However, most paddles have been cultivated on the flat areas of the village. Most of the rice paddles are cultivated by the locals. This practice has been handed over from one generation to the other.
The beautiful Tegalalang rice terraces in Bali, Indonesia.
This is one of the most tourist attractions in Bali. In addition to the beautiful scenery, visitors visiting Tegalalang are also exposed to the unique culture of Bali.
The rice terraces in Mu Cang Chai, Yen Bai, Vietnam.
The Mu Cang Chai rice terraces are located in the mountainous regions of Vietnam. They are made of multi-layers which result in beautiful landscapes. Rice is grown during the summer season which is between May and October. As a result, the terraces are watered by the summer rains. The Mu Cang Chai rice terraces have a pleasant climate which is convenient for visitors. Hence, tourists can visit at any time of the year. However, those who desire to take beautiful photos of the terraces may take them between May and July. During this period, the locals water the rice terraces in anticipation of the planting season. The Hmong people make up 95% of the population that lives around the mountain slopes.
The rice terraces in Banaue, Philippines.
The Banaue rice terraces are a breathtaking sight. The mountains upon which the terraces have been carved exist at a high altitude and are steeper than any other terraces in the world. Furthermore, the Banaue rice terraces, which were built 2,000 years ago, are the oldest in the world. A unique fact about the Banaue rice terraces is that if the terraces were placed side by side, they would occupy half the world. In 1995, the terraces earned a place on the UNESCO World Heritage List. Presently, they are the 8th Wonder of the World. Consequently, the Banaue rice terraces have become a tourist destination for both local and international visitors.
Source: worldatlas