Top Things to do in Ifugao Province
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Things to do in Ifugao Province, Luzon: The Best Sights & Landmarks
Discover the best top things to do in Ifugao Province, Philippines including Batad Rice Terraces, Nungulunan Rice Terraces, Hungduan Rice Terraces, Mayoyao Rice Terraces, Banaue Rice Terraces, Hapao Rice Terraces, Philippine War Memorial Shrine, Kiangan Rice Terraces, Bangaan Ifugao Rice Terraces, Tam-an Village.
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1. Batad Rice Terraces
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 689 reviews
Reviewed By 865cr - Washington DC, United States
We did a 3 day trek Day 1- Pula Cambulo, Day 2- Batad Day 3 short hike and back to Banaue. Day 1 was a long hike, but very nice and few people. Day 2 you arrive at Batad, definitely the most picturesque terraces, but also the most crowded with many tourists. You also visit the waterfall. You are done by 2:30pm and do nothing the rest of the day. Day 3- you do a 2 hour hike (very nice hike), then go back to Banaue, so if you are taking the night bus, you have 8+ hours to kill. Unless you are looking for downtime, I would just combine this into 2 days.
2. Nungulunan Rice Terraces
3. Hungduan Rice Terraces
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 13 reviews
Reviewed By itravel4cheap
tourist center from Banuae will discourage you to come and stay here, saying there is no hotel, or we dont know. this is BS, there is great homestay (giovanni's place) and the area is 1000 time better than Banaue, with great walk, and hot springs. But the guide from Banaue dont make money here, as you have to take a local guide for the hot spring. you can come by yourself from Banaue there is jeepney hourly in the afternoon and sleep over in hapao. jeepney goes back daily to banaue 7.30 am
4. Mayoyao Rice Terraces
5. Banaue Rice Terraces
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 944 reviews
Spectacular terraces were carved out from mountain ranges some 2000 years ago with primitive handtools.
Reviewed By AjKamath - Hong Kong, China
This is one of the most spectacular views and landscapes in my opinion. The rice terraces are over 1000 years old and it is impressive to see how it was built back in those days where they did not have electricity and modern heavy machinery. The villages are still quite disconnected from the world - not many spots where you have good WiFi coverage- especially around Batad. That’s not necessarily a bad thing as you’re assured of time away from the usual city life and enjoy nature in the best way possible. The villagers are very friendly and welcoming. Getting there - take a bus from Manila, about 8 hours by road. Tickets can be booked online quite easily. Please beware of the extreme AC in the Coda (purple) bus!! Carry jackets n cover yourself to survive. They DO NOT adjust the temperature even if you’re freezing! Once there I think 2 days is more than enough to cover the region and visit all the important spots - Banaue view point, Batad village and view point, Ducligan Snake river, San Fernando, etc. I stayed at Bogah home stay and had an absolutely AMAZING experience. I recommend getting in touch with Denwil ([email protected]) who can organize everything at pretty good deals. I even got to stay with his family in Batad and help them harvest the rice :) one of the highlights of my trip and something that you can do in June-July if the rice is ready for harvest. The hikes are definitely not easy so recommend good hiking shoes and appropriate hiking clothes/gear. Do go with a guide to ensure you’re headed on the right path. It’s quite slippery - especially after rains. Food is good - not great. Carry your own supply of snacks etc. to be safe. Not too many shops sound so good to stock up on the necessities. Rice wine is also something worth trying - I got lucky to get some of the fresh distilled wine from the freshly harvested rice and it was GOOD! :) Overall - I definitely think it’s a MUST DO while in Philippines. Really amazing and experience that you will remember over time.
6. Hapao Rice Terraces
7. Philippine War Memorial Shrine
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2 reviews
Following the architectural design of the native Ifugao hut, the memorial shrine was built to commemorate the end of World Was II and the beginning of peace. From the rooftop, one can view nearby village and the pastoral scenery of the municipalities of Kiangan and Lagawe.
8. Kiangan Rice Terraces
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 1 reviews
9. Bangaan Ifugao Rice Terraces
10. Tam-an Village
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