Explore the Yuanyang Rice Terraces in the off-season for a unique beauty!

🌄Hello everyone! 👋 Today I bring you a guide to off-season travel in the Yuanyang Rice Terraces. 📚The Yuanyang Rice Terraces, a masterpiece cultivated by the Hani people for over 1300 years, are charming in every season. 🌈 🌅First, we arrive at the Duoyishu Rice Terraces. This is the most central area of the Yuanyang Rice Terraces scenic spot, with a narrow and multi-tiered viewing platform that allows everyone to appreciate the beauty of the terraces from different angles. 📸Moreover, the sunrise time in April is around 6:30. Although you may not see the terraces glistening with golden light, it also reduces the chance of viewing failure due to heavy fog in early spring. 🌥️ 🏞️Next, we come to the Aichunlan Rice Terraces. Here, due to the angle of the morning sun and the mountains, the water surface reflects the sky, creating a vast expanse of blue terraces. The best time for photography is from 8-10 am, but be aware that as the months go by, the best viewing time moves earlier, and by the end of April, it is around 8 am. 🌅 🌁Then, we arrive at Azheke. This place has well-preserved the traditional mushroom houses and village style of the Hani people. Although an additional ticket of 35 yuan per person is required to enter the village, the viewing platform down in the canyon offers a view of colorful terraces spread across two large mountains, which is spectacular from an aerial perspective. 🚁 🌇Finally, we come to Bada. Here, it is suitable to watch the sunset over the terraces from viewing platforms 2 and 3, with the sunset time in April being around 19:00. 🌅 🍽️After the tour, I recommend everyone to go to 'Shan Ye Shan Shi' to taste the Hani ethnic group's special fire pit barbecue and roasted tea, putting a perfect end to this trip. 🍜