Discover the Chu Se terraced fields in Gia Lai – a vibrant natural backdrop rich in Jrai cultural identity, perfect for television series, feature films, and documentaries. Spanning over 40 hectares in Dun Commune, Chu Se District, the Chu Se terraced fields are a masterpiece of traditional wet rice cultivation by the Jrai people in the heart of the Gia Lai plateau. Nourished by fresh water from streams and the Ia Ring irrigation system, the V-shaped terraces hug the hillsides, complemented by rustic huts to create a lyrical, pristine, and vibrant natural landscape. Depending on the season, the scenery offers distinct cinematic palettes: the water-pouring season and the lush green rice season reflect the clear highland sky, while the harvest season (September – October) transforms the entire valley into a brilliant golden carpet under the sunlight. The traditional lifestyle of the Jrai community further enriches the indigenous cultural value of the location. Chu Se terraced fields are an ideal setting for film crews exploring social-psychological dramas, romantic feature films, historical-cultural films of the Central Highlands, and artistic documentaries. Information compiled from various sources by PTIT - Photo credit: Green sm