World Famous Rice Terraces!🇵🇭

#timetotravel The view of the Banaue Rice Terraces is nothing but spectacular, amaxing and majestic. No wonder this has become a Unesco World Heritage and a National Cultural Treasure in the Philippines. Carved into the mountains of Ifugao 2000 years ago built by our ancestors with their bare hands. I am in awe looking at this beauty and can't help but be grateful to the people who made this method of cultivating rice and later on ispired the neighboring countries to do the same. Yes, the rice terraces that you see outside the Philippines are all inspired by the Banaue Rice Terraces. How to get here: 1. From manila you can take a bus that will take you 9012 hours depending on traffic. 2. Take a flight to Cauayan Airport, then take a bus for 4 more hours. Take Note: Upon arrival at the Banaue Town, you. have to pay 20 pesos as environmental fee. Enjoy your visit! You can also hite a guide to help you navigate the rice terraces. There will be a lot of guides at the town proper. #mytripvlog #tripblazers #philippines #nature #attraction #destination #nature

IMBAYAH BUFFET: SUNRISE BREAKFAST EXPERIENCE

Inside Banaue Hotel, as the sun rises viewed from the windows of Imbayah Restaurant, I take my morning buffet breakfast which is inclusive to my hotel booking reservation. I enjoyed my morning brewed mountain provinces coffee, with my toasted bread and champurado, filipino and continental breakfast, plus fruits and vegetable salad make my whole morning meal a great moment of greeting a new day. It is another day. Everytime I go to Banaue, this is the moment I always missed: Breakfast by the view of Cordillera mountains on the rising sun.#celebratewithtrip #foodie #mytripvlog #tripblazers

BANAUE HOTEL: MY HANG OUT TO CONQUER BATAD

#celebratewithtrip One of my most memorable trips is Banaue, Ifugao where you can find the UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Batad Rice Terraces and Bangaan Rice Terraces. It is 8-9 hrs travel via NLEX, SCTEX, TPLEX taking Pura Exit to Dalton Pass and drive straight to Bagabag then enter Ifugao to Banaue. I choose Banaue Hotel which is 1/2 km before the town center. It is a government hotel which gives the indigenous feeling and ambiance of the place. Buffet breakfast is excellent with the like of champurado and dried fish. It has swimming pool but the cold weather prevents me to dip in. But of course, I need to see BATAD. It is a 19 mins drive by car but I need to walk to Batad. I hired a guide to take the best trails and to tell about the history and custom of the locals. It was a difficult trekking and I did not finish because I was not too ready. Next time, I will come back and conquer Batad Terraces!#mytripvlog#mountainview#tripblazers#spooktaculartrip#fallingforfall#terracefields#trekking#mountainhike

SAGADA TOUR

Hi Everyone sharing my sagada Tour😊 9pm Assembly at SM Clark Pampanga 10pm Travel to Buscalan October 31 4am Banaue Welcome Arch 6am -Banaue Town/ Banaue Rices Terraces View Point 10am to 5am Buscalan Village, Tinglayan Tattoo Session with Apo Wang-Od/Buscalan Tour 6pm Overnight Stay at Buscalan November 1 6am WakeUp call 7am Travel to Sagada 9am to 4pm -Echo Valley Hanging Coffins Sagada Weaving -St. Mary’s Church -Sagada Pottery House -Lake Danum 5pm Check in Sagada November 2 3am WakeUp Call 4am Marlboro Hills (Sunrise Viewing) Traverse Blue Soil 1pm Sumaguing Cave (Normal Caving) 5pm Back at accommodation November 3 Travel to Baguio -Northern Blossom (new itinerary) -Highest Point Atok Benguet -La Trinidad Souvenir Shop -Strawberry Farm If time permits -Mines View -The Mansion -Wrights Park -Good Shepherd -Lions Head November 4 4am Flight back to Davao * Roundtrip Ticket Davao -Manila or Clark * Roundtrip AC Van Transfer * Driver, Toll fees, Fuel, Parking fees * 4D3N Package (1 night Buscalan, 2 night Sagada) * Buscalan and Sagada tours * Side trip Banaue and Baguio City * Local Tour Guide and Environmental fees in Buscalan * Fare going lake danum (Sagada) * Entrance pottery house (Sagada) * Tourism registration fee (Sagada) *Jeepney Fare to marlboro then pick from blue soil * Echo valley entrance (Sagada) * Normal Caving Fees (Sumaguing Cave) * Entrance Fee and Jeepney Fees to bomod ok falls #spooktaculartrip

Banaue Rice Terraces

From grade school to facination to reality. Unesco world heritage Banaue Rice Terraces. The Banaue Rice Terraces are terraces that were carved into the mountains of Banaue, Ifugao, in the Philippines, by the ancestors of the Igorot people. The terraces are occasionally called the "Eighth Wonder of the World". It is commonly thought that the terraces were built with minimal equipment, largely by hand.

Banaue Rice Terraces… WOW!!!!!

The Banaue Rice Terraces in the Philippines was famous enough as it is… but it got even more popular when it was included in a blockbuster American movie. I got to visit this place in 2019. Banaue is accessible by land travel. Our family paid for a private tour which enabled us to have exclusive use of the van (with driver & tour guide) and unrestricted time in visiting Banaue and Sagada. This is the way to go when travelling with a senior citizen and with people who are into photography. If you are in a tour group, normally, time to explore the places visited are restricted since there are a lot of places to cover during the tour. You also cannot just stop the vehicle when you want a toilet break! 😂 If you want to visit this place, it is best to travel at dawn then wait for the sun to rise over the rice terraces. This would’ve been a spectacular sight but we missed it since we came late :( After taking in the view and taking photos around the area, you can enjoy breakfast in nearby eateries or restaurants. Normally, places there who offer a spot to view or take photos of the rice terraces include outdoor dining. #banauericeterraces #ricefields #sunrise #riceterraces #philippines #cordillera #mountains #nature #roadtrip

buscalan x banaue rice terraces

It's been a year from my last visit at banaue Ifugao This is the perfect month to visit cordelliera region, For you to appreciate the weather You can also visit buscalan village it's 2hrs travel time from banaue, You can meet and greet the legendary Oldest mag babatok (hand tap tattoo) It's a privilege for having a signature tattoo from her, She is turning 105 years old this coming Feb. 17 If you want to visit them feel free to ask me I can easily assist you, wherever you ara Or you can visit my page Pls. Like and follow for more updates https://www.facebook.com/Charles-Adventure-591145897915725/

Rice Terraces

Banaue rice terraces is the "8th Wonder of the World" found in Ifugao, Philippines. This was carved into the mountains by the ancestors of the indigenous filipino people and was thought it is already more than 2000 year old. This is famous tourist spot or destination but it requires you for road trip going here. From manila it will take you 8-10 hours to reach this place, no tram, no taxi, but by private car or commute by bus. This is free entrance coz you just view it on the road. Reminder, too hot here, bring your share and cap or hat, plus dont forget to take selfie with the local there and give some tip for them to buy some foods or drinks. Many souvenir handcraft stores are also nearby. #urbanexplorer #roadtrip #roadtrips #banauericeterraces #philippinespride #philippinestravel #philippinestrip #naturalwonders

Rice Terraces in Banaue

Banaue, Ifugao – The world-renowned Banaue Rice Terraces is dubbed as The Eight Wonder of the World. Because it appeared on the old twenty peso bill, most people believe that Banaue Rice Terraces is included in the UNESCO World Heritage Sites like Batad, Hungduan, Mayoyao Central, Nagacadan and Bangaan (Rice Terraces of the Philippine Cordilleras). Banaue Rice Terraces is not included in the UNESCO list but it is a National Cultural Treasure. When thinking of traveling the Philippines, the first things you’ll find while researching are amazing beaches, blue lagoons and wide eyed miniature monkeys, called tarsiers. When my wife and I were looking for a place to chill out on our honeymoon, that’s exactly what we found. However, being a backpacker by nature, I also looked for something off the beaten path. That’s how I found a place that locals refer to as “The 8th World Wonder” – the Banaue rice terraces. Banaue is in Luzon Island in the north of the Philippines, in an area called Ifugao. It has one of the most amazing mountain views you’ll ever see. These mountains are the home of 2,000-year-old rice terraces, and is, in my opinion, a place you shouldn’t miss if you visit the Philippines. The area has several villages that have become tourist attractions. Banaue is the region's biggest town and the gateway to all other places, while Batad, Sagada, Hapao and Cambulo are a few of the villages in the area. If you enjoy trekking, it's possible to walk for a few days between these villages. (Ask locals for recommended routes.) #urbanexplorer #maydaytrip

BANAUE RICE TERRACES

The Banaue Rice Terraces (Filipino: Hagdan-hagdang Palayan ng Banawe) are terraces that were carved into the mountains of Banaue, Ifugao, in the Philippines, by the ancestors of the indigenous people. The terraces are occasionally called the "Eighth Wonder of the World".It is commonly thought that the terraces were built with minimal equipment, largely by hand.The terraces are located approximately 1,500 metres (4,900 feet) above sea level. These are fed by an ancient irrigation system from the rainforests above the terraces. It is said that if the steps were put end to end, it would encircle half of the globe. Locals up to this day still plant rice and vegetables on the terraces, although more and more younger Ifugaos do not find farming appealing,often opting for the more lucrative hospitality industry generated by the terraces.The result is the gradual erosion of the characteristic "steps", which require constant reconstruction and care. In 2010, a further problem encountered was drought, with the terraces drying up completely in March of that year.

We also dont forget to take photos those people or locals in the places we visited. They are friendly and beautiful people from Cordillera province. Without them, there is no amazing Banaue Rice terraces. Mind you fellow travellers, dnt hesitate to take picture with them. They are part of our travel history! #tripinspired #awesomepic #triptobanaue #philippinestrip #philippinespride #localpeople #travelinspiration #sharethelove #awesomepic#wintergetaway#tripinspired

Yes, the rice terraces are beautiful. No argument. However, the pollution caused by vehicles is so overwhelming that it gave me a headache and I had to leave early. I have lived in 3 of the most polluted cities in the world, Saigon (HCMC), Bangkok and Mexico City. They look like a rain forest compared to any place in the Philippines. You can see impressive rice terraces in southern China or Bali and not have to deal with the horrible emissions in Banaue. I was constantly holding my shirt over my nose but the fumes still permeated my nose. #givethanks #givethanks

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Recharging, Morena Style: Basking in the Beauty of Banaue with @bisayanghilaw

After an exhilarating adventure amidst the terraced wonders of Banaue, it's time for a well-deserved recharge. And of course, we do it in true morena style! 🌾 If you've been keeping up with our latest escapades, then you've probably seen our Banaue vlog, where we immersed ourselves in the rich beauty and cultural heritage of this breathtaking destination. From trekking through the terraces to interacting with the locals, every moment was a true testament to the wonders of BecomingBisaya. So, let's spread some love and positivity in the comments by sharing your favorite red emoji ♥️ to show your support for our morena adventures. And in case you haven't seen our latest vlog yet, worry not! Click the link in our bio to watch all the exciting moments unfold and join us on this incredible journey. Trust us, it's a vlog you don't want to miss!

Awe-struck by the Beauty of Banaue: Walking Amongst Centuries of Tradition

Banaue, you've left us utterly speechless. The sheer beauty and cultural significance of this place have blown us away. 🌾 As we walked among the terraces, surrounded by the labor of generations past, the immensity of the experience was incredibly humbling. To be in the presence of nature's masterpiece, shaped by the hands of our ancestors over 2000 years, was a profound reminder of the deep roots of Filipino culture and tradition. Every step we took seemed to whisper the stories of the men and women who toiled tirelessly to create this magnificent landscape. From witnessing the sunrise over the terraces to interacting with the locals, every moment was imbued with a sense of awe and reverence. As we continue on our BecomingBisaya journey, we carry with us the memories of this awe-inspiring destination and the lessons it has taught us about the importance of preserving our cultural heritage. With gratitude in our hearts and a renewed appreciation for the beauty that surrounds us, we move forward, inspired by the legacy of Banaue. 📷 Captured by the exceptionally talented

A Drone Mishap and Unforgettable Views: Adventures with @bisayanghilaw in Banaue

As we ventured further into our BecomingBisaya journey, we decided to challenge ourselves with a thrilling drone shoot in the awe-inspiring landscapes of Banaue. Little did we know that @bisayanghilaw's piloting skills were not quite up to par, resulting in the inevitable crash of our beloved drone. 🤦🏻‍♀️ It was a moment filled with equal parts disappointment and laughter as we watched our elaborate plans come crashing down (literally!). But fear not, dear friends, for we are resilient and determined to conquer any obstacle that comes our way. We will be sharing this hilarious mishap with you in an upcoming vlog, so stay tuned for some laughter and lessons learned from our drone adventures. As they say, the show must go on! Despite the setback, we are more motivated than ever to continue exploring the wonders of Banaue and sharing our experiences with all of you. So let's raise a virtual toast to our fallen drone and embrace the unpredictable nature of life's adventures!

Banaue Rice terraces

Banaue Rice Terraces also known as Hagdan-Hagdang Palayan, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Ifugao. It features thousands of staircase-like rice paddies that were said to be built thousand years ago. The Ifugaos said that their ancestors built these rice terraces Philippines only by hand. And up until now, the new generations are still applying the same technique amid the modernization to preserve the breathtaking rice terraces. #banauericeterraces #amazingplace #urbanexplorer

Banaue in Phillipines are the most memorable place when I visit there. My friends and I excited to see the beautiful scenery of the rice terrace. We spent a night staying here and we went to the stunning waterfall there. I highly recommend this place. #wintergetaway #wintergetaway

Banaue Rice Terraces is an iconic and ancient landscape of the Philippines. It is considered to be the greatest masterpiece of the indigenous people in Ifugao, called Igorots. The place is a popular attraction in the country and definitely worth to visit. #wintergetaway #wintergetaway