This study presented a two-dimensional k-ε model in conjunction with the advection-diffusion equation to simulate the field and turbulent transport of water vapor over an irrigated non-uniform terrain (e.g., rice paddy) where a porous (forest)and impermeable (building) obstacle was encountered. In this research, porous obstacles were classified into three density levels: high, medium and low. The simulation results showed that the characteristics of flow field in high and medium porous density were obviously different form those in low density ones. The height of mixing layer and the accumulated value of water vapor concentration grew with the porous density. Furthermore, porous density levels also caused different turbulent turbulent transport effects in the flow field.