Workers harvest crops on terraced fields by Sabina Akter

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These photos of the Mu Can Chai terraced rice fields in Vietnam showcase the harvest of rice crops nearing the end of the season. Mu Can Chai is a remote district located in the country’s Northwest mountain range. <br /> <br /> These images were captured by Sabina Akter, 50. The resident of Dacha, Bangladesh said, “Northwest and Northeast Vietnam are among tourist attractions for breathtakingly beautiful rice terraces." <br /> <br /> "Vietnam is one of the largest rice producers and consumers in the whole world. Normally rice thrives in flooded areas mainly because it requires a continual water supply."<br /> <br /> "For most Vietnamese farmers, Red River and Mekong Delta are their main sources of water for the growth of rice in lowland areas. However, farmers on the highlands must rely on mountain steps and high rainfall to grow rice.”<br /> <br /> Please byline: Sabina Akter/Solent News<br /> <br /> © Sabina Akter/Solent News & Photo Agency<br /> UK +44 (0) 2380 458800
These photos of the Mu Can Chai terraced rice fields in Vietnam showcase the harvest of rice crops nearing the end of the season. Mu Can Chai is a remote district located in the country’s Northwest mountain range.

These images were captured by Sabina Akter, 50. The resident of Dacha, Bangladesh said, “Northwest and Northeast Vietnam are among tourist attractions for breathtakingly beautiful rice terraces."

"Vietnam is one of the largest rice...
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