The Cam Chau Rice Field Festival is an indispensable traditional ritual in the lives of farmers, expressing their gratitude to the gods who bless them with good harvests and praying for favourable weather, and good rice crops.

Let's learn about the festival in Quang Nam Province's Hoi An City through a series of photos captured by our reporter Xuan Son.

The Rice Field Festival on the 185.6-ha rice fields in Cam Chau land has become a municipal-level festival. It has been held once a year since 2022, attracting many people and tourists.

The festival brings special experience to tourists such as a seedling planting competition, and a demonstration show of plowing vehicle formation, and water scooping.

Familiar scene of Vietnamese rice paddy fields

The life of Cam Chau farmers is closely associated with fields with familiar names such as Ruong Ho, Chua Tau, Ba Gai, La Y, and Roc Luy.

The festival recreates the beauty of farmers in the agricultural production process

Foreign tourists experience labour and daily activities with farmers through plowing fields, cooking, and catching fish in the fields.

From this festival, Hoi An City aims to form a picture of tourism combined with agricultural production in the fields.

Reporting by XUAN SON - Translating by M.DUNG