7 guides tagged rice-fields — sort or switch view to find what fits.
Squeezed between Hoi An and Quy Nhon, Quang Ngai province rewards the traveler willing to slow down — think flooded rice paddies, ancient Cham towers, and a bowl of don clam soup you won't find anywhere else.
Hang Mua's karst-summit stairway above Tam Coc delivers some of the north's best rice-field panoramas — if you time it right and start before the tour groups arrive.
Ta Pa fields sit between granite hills in the Mekong Delta's only mountainous zone — here's how to visit without a tour group.
Muong Thanh Valley is Vietnam's widest intermontane valley — a vast rice plain ringed by mountains in the far northwest. Here's how to visit, what to do, and what to eat.
Muong Lo valley spreads across 2,000 hectares of emerald rice paddies in the northwest highlands — here's how to visit, what to eat, and when to go.
The sprawling rice fields and grasslands of Tay Ninh province offer one of southern Vietnam's most undervisited rural landscapes — here's how to actually visit.
Two distinct attractions in Ninh Binh: Tam Coc's flooded cave system navigated by foot-rowing boats, and Bich Dong's three-level temple complex clinging to a limestone mountainside.
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