Guizhou has one of the top ten terraces in the world, which is more beautiful than Yuanyang in Yunnan and more magnificent than Longsheng in Guangxi.

Speaking of terraced fields, you may feel that you have experienced various postures of terraced fields in Yunnan and Guangxi, but one of the best terraced fields in China is Jiabang Terrace in Guizhou. The terraces here are more magnificent than Yuanyang terraces in Yunnan and Longsheng terraces in Guangxi. Unique natural landscape brings supernatural visual experience. If you come here, you will definitely enjoy an unprecedented shock.

Jiabang Terrace is located in the northeast of Jiabang Township in the hinterland of Moon Mountain in the west of congjiang county, Qiandongnan Miao and Dong Autonomous Prefecture, Guizhou Province, with a total area of about 1 10,000 mu. Because of the unique terrain here, the maximum area of terraced fields in Jiabang will not exceed one acre, but there are often thousands of acres on a slope.

The height and gentle slope of the hillside determine the size and shape of terraced fields. You can see both long terraces as long as 200-300 meters and small terraces as short as less than one meter. Although it varies in size, with the mysterious changes of mountainous terrain here, the "curve beauty" and overall momentum of Jiabang terraces are amazing. This scene can really be described as "gathering the aura of heaven and earth and absorbing the essence of the sun and the moon."

To say that this terrace is the most beautiful season, it is really difficult to choose all the year round. Spring is the season of water injection. The irrigated terraces are bright and gorgeous, reflecting the light from all parts of nature. Its outline is winding and graceful, flying like a silver belt in the mountains. The terraces in summer are covered with green coats, and green rice is everywhere, which is full of vitality. Looking at the green terraces in the distance, it is quite refreshing; Autumn is a different kind of scenery. The yellow paddy fields advance step by step with the change of gradient, and the mottled colors and the joy of harvest enrich the hearts of Miao people. In winter, most terraces have lost their gorgeous coats, the yellow ears of rice lie in some green fields, and the Miao people's unique stilts are scattered in the fields. No matter from which angle, the significance of China's landscape painting arises spontaneously.

China on the Tip of the Tongue 20 12 is a documentary about the fire, and Jiabangtai is also introduced in the seventh episode of Our Field, which shows that Jiabangtai is not only of high value, but also has profound cultural significance. Miao people have carefully used and protected every inch of land under their feet for generations, and a wise way of life of farming people is also reflected in the existence of Jiabang terraces.