Quai Son River, Ngoc Con, Phong Nam, and Ban Gioc Waterfall are places where photographer Dang Van Hai stops by.
Cao Bang between September and early October every year is the most beautiful time when the rice fields turn golden. These photos were taken in many different locations, taken in mid-September by Dang Van Hai, a photographer in Binh Dinh, born in 1993.
According to Hai, to take photos, you should choose the best time at dawn (from about 4 am) and sunset (from about 3 pm). To take beautiful photos, Hai recommends using a camera with a wide-angle lens to cover the natural scenery, in addition, it is also necessary to use a telephoto lens to capture scenes depicting the people harvesting rice. . Having an extra tripod is a plus. Because it is a border area, it is very difficult to use drones.
The first point Hai came to was the area of the Quai Son River . Que Son River or Que Son originates from streams in Tinh Tay district, Bai Sac city of Guangxi province (China). After that, the river flows south, beginning to flow completely within the territory of Vietnam.
Hai also visited Ngoc Con , a commune in Trung Khanh district. The commune has provincial road 213 running through and connecting to Po Peo border gate on the border with China.
The third destination is the rice fields in Phong Nam commune, Trung Khanh district.
Phong Nam is a place with beautiful idyllic scenery with golden fields, winding rivers and simple rooftops… forming a natural picture that if witnessed first-hand, the impression will be even more special. .
With Hai, he witnessed with his own eyes the majestic natural scenery, overlapping mountains, a golden rice valley surrounded by many mountains that cannot be seen in other places.
The last place is Ban Gioc waterfall , a place not to be missed when coming to Cao Bang. The waterfall is located in Dam Thuy, between the Vietnam – China border. These days, Ban Gioc waterfall area is not as golden as many other places.
Hai suggested, to move to the above places, you can go by car or motorbike, so you should stay at a hotel in Chongqing.
Photo: Dang Van Hai