Banaue rice terraces, Philippines
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Rice terraces in the highland of Nothern Vietnam.
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The town of Sapa in the northwestern region of Vietnam is the perfect base for enjoying breathtaking views of incredible valleys, with rice terraces blanketing the slopes from misty peaks down to rushing streams. The best time to visit Sapa is before the local harvest season between mid-August to early September. Find out more about the best times to visit Vietnam's many scenic towns with our insider guide at the link in bio. 🔗 ✏️ : Chris Schalkx 📷 : Getty Images
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INCREDIBLE rice terrace in Sapa, Vietnam. Image: Internet
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You may not know ? The Banaue rice terraces are known to be one of the most spectacular places to see in the Philippines. ...
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The Banaue, Hapao and Batad rice terraces in the Philippines are not easy to reach but this 8th Wonder of the World should not be missed.
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Located in the mountains of Ifugao in the Philippines, the Banaue (also spelled as Banawe) Rice Terraces are commonly referred to as the “Eight Wonder of the World.” These spectacular manmade terraces were built and carved by the Ifugao natives 2,000 years ago with the use of primitive tools and olden methods.
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Despite possessing only basic tools, the Ifugao created an engineering marvel: a vast network of rice terraces sustained by an elaborate irrigation system. According to reports, the terraces—which resemble steps carved into the mountainside—cover some 4,000 square miles (10,360 square km), and their total length is estimated at approximately 12,500 miles (20,100 km), roughly half the Earth’s circumference
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