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Don't
be fooled, it's not a painting: Incredible views of rice terraces that look
like a stairway to heaven
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These stunning images showing abstract swirls
of colours and patterns could be mistaken for a collection of paintings.
But they are in fact photographs of the
breathtaking Hani Rice Terraces, found in the mountains above Yuanyang, in
south-west China.
They are often described as the 'stairway to
heaven' because of the vast layers of land reaching heights of up to 2000
meters above sea level.
Stunning: Hani Terraces are located at Yuanyang
County in Honghe Prefecture, Yunnan Province
Natural
wonder: The site is protected by the laws of the People's Republic of China
The Hani people's
ancestors came to the steep mountain area 2,500 years ago.
In their struggle
against the difficult terrain they transformed the land into terraced rice paddies
where they grew rice to make a living.
The creativity of the
Hani people has not only transformed the area into a fertile area to grow rice
but also a place of artistic beauty.
In recognition, the
Ming Dynasty emperor granted the title of Skillful Sculpture to the Hani people
and the fields have been officially acknowledged by UNESCO as a World Cultural
and Natural Heritage site.
Hani people have created
fantastic and perfect land art of vast terraced fields in the heritage site
Wonder of the world: Two
thousand five hundred years ago, the ancestors of Hani people came from Tibetan
Plateau to work this land
Beautiful: The Yuanyang Rice
Terraces are situated in the southern Ailao Mountains, dug out by the Hani
people
The entire field is irrigated
with spring water from the forest above to rejuvenate and prepare for the next
growing season
Over quite a long
period of time the local people have cultivated a great number of rice species
in their farming activities.
The site is protected
by the laws of the People's Republic of China and support enough rice for
hundreds of thousands of people.
Picture perfect: The water flows
down the fields creating this amazing natural scenery
Stairway to heaven: The 1000m of
mountain slopes of terraces are still in used today and were created by the
people of Hani thousands of years ago
Like a painting: The water which
flows down from the mountains are crystal clear while the air is incredibly
clean
Yuanyang county lies at
an altitude ranging from 140 along the Red River up to nearly 3000 metres above
sea level in the Ailao mountains and is about 50km north of the border with
Vietnam.
During the winter to
early spring season the entire field is irrigated with spring water from the
forest above to rejuvenate and prepare for the next growing season.
There is only one
harvest per year for the Yuanyang Rice Terrace and planting occurs from March
to November every year.
The amazing rice-terraces were
built on the red-soil mountains by the Hani people
Without hard work maintaining
the terrace walls and irrigation system, the precious top soil would wash down
the hillsides into the rivers
The entire field is irrigated
with spring water from the forest above to rejuvenate and prepare for the next
growing season
Natural beauty: There is only
one harvest per year for the Yuanyang Rice Terrace
Close up: The terraces were
created by the Hani people thousands of years ago
During the winter to early
spring season, the entire field is filled with spring water
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