Bac Son Valley - Ideal Place for Photography Travelers
Bac Son valley located in Lang Son province about 160 km
northeast of Hanoi, is a popular destination for photographer,
especially during the peak season in July when the rice fields getting
ripe and the color is turning yellow. The mountains surrounding,
together with the valley’s paddy fields, create a great scenic landscape
that attracts many photo lovers during the rice season.
From April to November, the rice fields cover the valley and landscape becomes so green and beautiful, it looks really stunning from the mountain’s peak. There are two crops of rice during these period, that why the valley is known as the green paradise. Especially on July and November the time when the rice getting ripe and the color is turning golden, ready for the harvests. July and November are the favorite time for photographers to come and hunt for beautiful photos. October and November are advised to be the best time to travel to Bac Son valley for both weather and scenery.
For photographers, they can wake up very soon from 4am climbing up to the radio station on Na Lay Peak to catch the dawn. Time to climb about 45 minutes, to select the beautiful angle you have to climb over the old stairs to the top of the broadcast station.
To take the best photos, you should know about the rice harvest and growing season before visiting Bac Son valley. One day tour Bac Son valley from Hanoi could be possible but if you have more time, our suggestion is spend one night at the village and start climbing up in early morning.
Coming to the town of Bac Son in the rice season, you also have the opportunity to experience stream bathing, visit the village of Quynh Son and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere.
Standing on top of Na Lay peak, you can admire the panoramic view of Bac Son valley covered in clouds.
Specially stunning, you will recognized the different color of the rice fields, the color of the land and the water alternating the fields are ripe yellow, and the rice is still green. This beauty is due to the fact that people grow unevenly.
Seductive scenery with rivers flowing across the vast paddy fields
Bac Son valley lies in the limestone mountains stretching along the village of the Tay, Nung, Dao people.
The Bac Son district is inhabited by the Tay ethnic people and their traditional stilt houses. If you spend the night there, you also have time visiting and learning the local life of the hill tribe.
From April to November, the rice fields cover the valley and landscape becomes so green and beautiful, it looks really stunning from the mountain’s peak. There are two crops of rice during these period, that why the valley is known as the green paradise. Especially on July and November the time when the rice getting ripe and the color is turning golden, ready for the harvests. July and November are the favorite time for photographers to come and hunt for beautiful photos. October and November are advised to be the best time to travel to Bac Son valley for both weather and scenery.
For photographers, they can wake up very soon from 4am climbing up to the radio station on Na Lay Peak to catch the dawn. Time to climb about 45 minutes, to select the beautiful angle you have to climb over the old stairs to the top of the broadcast station.
To take the best photos, you should know about the rice harvest and growing season before visiting Bac Son valley. One day tour Bac Son valley from Hanoi could be possible but if you have more time, our suggestion is spend one night at the village and start climbing up in early morning.
Coming to the town of Bac Son in the rice season, you also have the opportunity to experience stream bathing, visit the village of Quynh Son and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere.
Standing on top of Na Lay peak, you can admire the panoramic view of Bac Son valley covered in clouds.
Specially stunning, you will recognized the different color of the rice fields, the color of the land and the water alternating the fields are ripe yellow, and the rice is still green. This beauty is due to the fact that people grow unevenly.
Seductive scenery with rivers flowing across the vast paddy fields
Bac Son valley lies in the limestone mountains stretching along the village of the Tay, Nung, Dao people.
The Bac Son district is inhabited by the Tay ethnic people and their traditional stilt houses. If you spend the night there, you also have time visiting and learning the local life of the hill tribe.
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