Terraced rice fields in Mu Cang Chai certified as special national relic site
- Friday, December 24, 2021
YBO - Mu Cang Chai district in Yen Bai province is scheduled to receive a certificate recognising its terraced rice fields as a special national relic site, and another recognising the New Rice Festival of local Mong people as national intangible cultural heritage on December 31.
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Mu Cang Chai terraced rice fields in the falling water season
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