Golden rice season by the Nam Luong river

The ripe golden rice fields in Nghia Do (Bao Yen) are like the painting that makes those who once set foot in cannot help but fall in love.
Ban Kem field beside Nam Luong river is the largest field in Nghia Do.
The traditional stilt house with its back against the mountain facing the field has become the typical image of Nghia Do.
From Ban Kem to Ban Hoc, Tham Luong, Na Khuong ... everywhere is the golden iridescent color
Ripe golden rice fields interspersed with harvested fields like the embroidered picture.
Early in the morning, the farmers went to the fields to harvest.
Thanks to the concrete roads in the field, the threshing machine can come to the field.
The village is prosperous.
According to LCĐT

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