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A LITTLE H’MONG VILLAGE WELCOMES THE GOLDEN RICE SEASON
Autumn arrives in Sapa with golden sunshine and clear skies – the perfect time for the locals to begin their rice harvest. The terraced fields gradually turn golden, stretching in soft, winding patterns down into the valleys. Here and there, silhouettes of women working in small groups appear among the fields, creating a scene as poetic and majestic as a painting in the highlands of Northwest Vietnam.
Lean back on the stone terrace of Rùa’s House and take in the peaceful view of ripening rice fields, or ride along curving mountain roads embraced by golden hills – both are unmissable experiences this August at Rùa’s House.
Let Rùa’s House welcome you home, to witness the golden season right outside your window.
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Rua’s House Mountain Hamlet
Contact booking: (+84) 93.445.1177
Address: Group 1, Sa Pa Ward, Sa Pa Town, Lao Cai Province, Vietnam
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