How should I prepare for a visit to the rice terraces?
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When we're in Guilin (China) we can take an excursion to the rice terraces
Now I have no idea what its like to visit them. Should I expect to get wet feet or pants and make sure I bring a towel and spare clothes. And is there an extra risk of mosquitoes with all the water, so should I make sure I carry plenty of repellent?
Any advice on how to best prepare would be welcome!
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What do many visitors like to do in Banaue Rice Terraces?
- Admire the Banaue Rice Terraces from Viewpoint Village. ...
- Dance to the sound of gongs: watch an Ifugao cultural show. ...
- Appreciate local history: visit the Banaue Museum. ...
- Visit the UNESCO World Heritage Site up close: Batad Rice Terraces. ...
- Take a cool dip at Tappiya Falls. ...
- Take a hike: Awan-Igid-Pula-Cambulo Trek.
Why should we visit rice terraces?
The terraces are listed as a National Cultural Treasure in the Philippines and locals call them 'Stairs to Heaven' because of the ascending stairs of rice fields. It took the Ifugao ancestors more than 2000 years to build these great wonders: not seeing them when in the Philippines is a sin!Is there an entrance fee in Banaue Rice Terraces?
ENTRANCE FEES Once you arrive in Banaue, head to the tourism office, where you must register and pay 20 PHP environmental fee (the bus from Bontoc stopped right in front of the office). It is a good idea to ask the staff in the office on the best things to do in the area, in case you haven't decided on what to do yet).What will you experience in Banaue Rice Terraces?
It offers a relaxing ambiance as it provides a beautiful overlooking view of the rice terraces and the town's river valley. Experience the traditional Ifugao houses and wake up to the magnificent view of the Batad Rice Terraces. Their huts are simple, but the breathtaking views make up for it.Soar Over the Lush Rice Terraces of the Philippines | National Geographic
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