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  • The Banaue Rice Terraces are a great example of a living cultural landscape that can be traced as far back as two millennia ago in pre-colonial Philippines. They are the result of efforts of the Ifugao minority community that has occupied these mountains for thousands of years and passed on their skills from generation to generation. The Banaue Ifugao Rice Terraces represent an enduring illustration of an ancient civilization that has survived despite modernization. The rice terraces of the Ifugao have been built to follow the contours of the mountains. The knowledge handed down from one generation of Ifugao to the next, sacred traditions, and a delicate social balance have created this beautiful landscape that expresses the harmony between humans and the environment.
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  • The Banaue Rice Terraces are a great example of a living cultural landscape that can be traced as far back as two millennia ago in pre-colonial Philippines. They are the result of efforts of the Ifugao minority community that has occupied these mountains for thousands of years and passed on their skills from generation to generation. The Banaue Ifugao Rice Terraces represent an enduring illustration of an ancient civilization that has survived despite modernization. The rice terraces of the Ifugao have been built to follow the contours of the mountains. The knowledge handed down from one generation of Ifugao to the next, sacred traditions, and a delicate social balance have created this beautiful landscape that expresses the harmony between humans and the environment.
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  • Banaue City, Ifugao Province, Cordilleras, Philippines - Banaue rice terraces are quite a stunning sight - built by the Ifugao people. Banaue City is located in Ifugao province, namesake of the local tribe.  The Ifugao have been building rice terraces for thousands of years and continue to do so.  Unlike other great wonders of the world, the rice terraces are still in use and functioning as they were originally intended.   The rice terraces are also not just located in Banaue proper, but are spread out for miles.
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  • The Banaue Rice Terraces are a great example of a living cultural landscape that can be traced as far back as two millennia ago in pre-colonial Philippines. They are the result of efforts of the Ifugao minority community that has occupied these mountains for thousands of years and passed on their skills from generation to generation. The Banaue Ifugao Rice Terraces represent an enduring illustration of an ancient civilization that has survived despite modernization. The rice terraces of the Ifugao have been built to follow the contours of the mountains. The knowledge handed down from one generation of Ifugao to the next, sacred traditions, and a delicate social balance have created this beautiful landscape that expresses the harmony between humans and the environment.
    banaue-rice-terraces-2.jpg
  • The Banaue Rice Terraces are a great example of a living cultural landscape that can be traced as far back as two millennia ago in pre-colonial Philippines. They are the result of efforts of the Ifugao minority community that has occupied these mountains for thousands of years and passed on their skills from generation to generation. The Banaue Ifugao Rice Terraces represent an enduring illustration of an ancient civilization that has survived despite modernization. The rice terraces of the Ifugao have been built to follow the contours of the mountains. The knowledge handed down from one generation of Ifugao to the next, sacred traditions, and a delicate social balance have created this beautiful landscape that expresses the harmony between humans and the environment.
    banaue-rice-terraces-11.jpg
  • Hungduan Hapao rice terraces near Banaue is expansive with scattered village huts between the paddy.  The rice terraces of the Ifugao have been built to follow the contours of the mountains. The knowledge handed down from one generation of Ifugao to the next, sacred traditions, and a delicate social balance have created this beautiful landscape that expresses the harmony between humans and the environment. The Banaue Rice Terraces are a great example of a living cultural landscape that can be traced as far back as two millennia ago in pre-colonial Philippines. They are the result of efforts of the Ifugao minority community that has occupied these mountains for thousands of years and passed on their skills from generation to generation. The Banaue Ifugao Rice Terraces represent an enduring illustration of an ancient civilization that has survived despite modernization.
    hapao-rice-terraces-3.jpg
  • The Banaue Rice Terraces are a great example of a living cultural landscape that can be traced as far back as two millennia ago in pre-colonial Philippines. They are the result of efforts of the Ifugao minority community that has occupied these mountains for thousands of years and passed on their skills from generation to generation. The Banaue Ifugao Rice Terraces represent an enduring illustration of an ancient civilization that has survived despite modernization. The rice terraces of the Ifugao have been built to follow the contours of the mountains. The knowledge handed down from one generation of Ifugao to the next, sacred traditions, and a delicate social balance have created this beautiful landscape that expresses the harmony between humans and the environment.
    banaue-rice-terraces-12.jpg
  • Hungduan Hapao rice terraces near Banaue is expansive with scattered village huts between the paddy.  The rice terraces of the Ifugao have been built to follow the contours of the mountains. The knowledge handed down from one generation of Ifugao to the next, sacred traditions, and a delicate social balance have created this beautiful landscape that expresses the harmony between humans and the environment. The Banaue Rice Terraces are a great example of a living cultural landscape that can be traced as far back as two millennia ago in pre-colonial Philippines. They are the result of efforts of the Ifugao minority community that has occupied these mountains for thousands of years and passed on their skills from generation to generation. The Banaue Ifugao Rice Terraces represent an enduring illustration of an ancient civilization that has survived despite modernization.
    hapao-rice-terraces-1.jpg
  • The Banaue Rice Terraces are a great example of a living cultural landscape that can be traced as far back as two millennia ago in pre-colonial Philippines. They are the result of efforts of the Ifugao minority community that has occupied these mountains for thousands of years and passed on their skills from generation to generation. The Banaue Ifugao Rice Terraces represent an enduring illustration of an ancient civilization that has survived despite modernization. The rice terraces of the Ifugao have been built to follow the contours of the mountains. The knowledge handed down from one generation of Ifugao to the next, sacred traditions, and a delicate social balance have created this beautiful landscape that expresses the harmony between humans and the environment.
    banaue-rice-terraces-5.jpg
  • The Banaue Rice Terraces are a great example of a living cultural landscape that can be traced as far back as two millennia ago in pre-colonial Philippines. They are the result of efforts of the Ifugao minority community that has occupied these mountains for thousands of years and passed on their skills from generation to generation. The Banaue Ifugao Rice Terraces represent an enduring illustration of an ancient civilization that has survived despite modernization. The rice terraces of the Ifugao have been built to follow the contours of the mountains. The knowledge handed down from one generation of Ifugao to the next, sacred traditions, and a delicate social balance have created this beautiful landscape that expresses the harmony between humans and the environment.
    banaue-rice-terraces-1.jpg
  • The Banaue Rice Terraces are a great example of a living cultural landscape that can be traced as far back as two millennia ago in pre-colonial Philippines. They are the result of efforts of the Ifugao minority community that has occupied these mountains for thousands of years and passed on their skills from generation to generation. The Banaue Ifugao Rice Terraces represent an enduring illustration of an ancient civilization that has survived despite modernization. The rice terraces of the Ifugao have been built to follow the contours of the mountains. The knowledge handed down from one generation of Ifugao to the next, sacred traditions, and a delicate social balance have created this beautiful landscape that expresses the harmony between humans and the environment.
    banaue-rice-terraces-13.jpg
  • The Banaue Rice Terraces are a great example of a living cultural landscape that can be traced as far back as two millennia ago in pre-colonial Philippines. They are the result of efforts of the Ifugao minority community that has occupied these mountains for thousands of years and passed on their skills from generation to generation. The Banaue Ifugao Rice Terraces represent an enduring illustration of an ancient civilization that has survived despite modernization. The rice terraces of the Ifugao have been built to follow the contours of the mountains. The knowledge handed down from one generation of Ifugao to the next, sacred traditions, and a delicate social balance have created this beautiful landscape that expresses the harmony between humans and the environment.
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  • Hungduan Hapao rice terraces near Banaue is expansive with scattered village huts between the paddy.  The rice terraces of the Ifugao have been built to follow the contours of the mountains. The knowledge handed down from one generation of Ifugao to the next, sacred traditions, and a delicate social balance have created this beautiful landscape that expresses the harmony between humans and the environment. The Banaue Rice Terraces are a great example of a living cultural landscape that can be traced as far back as two millennia ago in pre-colonial Philippines. They are the result of efforts of the Ifugao minority community that has occupied these mountains for thousands of years and passed on their skills from generation to generation. The Banaue Ifugao Rice Terraces represent an enduring illustration of an ancient civilization that has survived despite modernization.
    hapao-rice-terraces-6.jpg
  • Hungduan Hapao rice terraces near Banaue is expansive with scattered village huts between the paddy.  The rice terraces of the Ifugao have been built to follow the contours of the mountains. The knowledge handed down from one generation of Ifugao to the next, sacred traditions, and a delicate social balance have created this beautiful landscape that expresses the harmony between humans and the environment. The Banaue Rice Terraces are a great example of a living cultural landscape that can be traced as far back as two millennia ago in pre-colonial Philippines. They are the result of efforts of the Ifugao minority community that has occupied these mountains for thousands of years and passed on their skills from generation to generation. The Banaue Ifugao Rice Terraces represent an enduring illustration of an ancient civilization that has survived despite modernization.
    hapao-rice-terraces-4.jpg
  • The Banaue Rice Terraces are a great example of a living cultural landscape that can be traced as far back as two millennia ago in pre-colonial Philippines. They are the result of efforts of the Ifugao minority community that has occupied these mountains for thousands of years and passed on their skills from generation to generation. The Banaue Ifugao Rice Terraces represent an enduring illustration of an ancient civilization that has survived despite modernization. The rice terraces of the Ifugao have been built to follow the contours of the mountains. The knowledge handed down from one generation of Ifugao to the next, sacred traditions, and a delicate social balance have created this beautiful landscape that expresses the harmony between humans and the environment.
    banaue-rice-terraces-17.jpg
  • The Banaue Rice Terraces are a great example of a living cultural landscape that can be traced as far back as two millennia ago in pre-colonial Philippines. They are the result of efforts of the Ifugao minority community that has occupied these mountains for thousands of years and passed on their skills from generation to generation. The Banaue Ifugao Rice Terraces represent an enduring illustration of an ancient civilization that has survived despite modernization. The rice terraces of the Ifugao have been built to follow the contours of the mountains. The knowledge handed down from one generation of Ifugao to the next, sacred traditions, and a delicate social balance have created this beautiful landscape that expresses the harmony between humans and the environment.
    banaue-rice-terraces-16.jpg
  • The Banaue Rice Terraces are a great example of a living cultural landscape that can be traced as far back as two millennia ago in pre-colonial Philippines. They are the result of efforts of the Ifugao minority community that has occupied these mountains for thousands of years and passed on their skills from generation to generation. The Banaue Ifugao Rice Terraces represent an enduring illustration of an ancient civilization that has survived despite modernization. The rice terraces of the Ifugao have been built to follow the contours of the mountains. The knowledge handed down from one generation of Ifugao to the next, sacred traditions, and a delicate social balance have created this beautiful landscape that expresses the harmony between humans and the environment.
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  • Bangaan rice terraces in Banaue. The rice terraces of the Ifugao have been built to follow the contours of the mountains. The knowledge handed down from one generation of Ifugao to the next, sacred traditions, and a delicate social balance have created this beautiful landscape that expresses the harmony between humans and the environment. The Banaue Rice Terraces are a great example of a living cultural landscape that can be traced as far back as two millennia ago in pre-colonial Philippines. They are the result of efforts of the Ifugao minority community that has occupied these mountains for thousands of years and passed on their skills from generation to generation. The Banaue Ifugao Rice Terraces represent an enduring illustration of an ancient civilization that has survived despite modernization.
    banga-an-rice-terraces-1.jpg
  • Hungduan Hapao rice terraces near Banaue is expansive with scattered village huts between the paddy. They were built by the Ifugao tribe that have lived in these mountains for thousands of years.  The Ifugao have passed on their skills from generation to generation. The Banaue Ifugao Rice Terraces show how an ancient culture can survive despite modernization even today.
    hapao-rice-terraces-5.jpg
  • The Banaue Rice Terraces are a great example of a living cultural landscape that can be traced as far back as two millennia ago in pre-colonial Philippines. They are the result of efforts of the Ifugao minority community that has occupied these mountains for thousands of years and passed on their skills from generation to generation. The Banaue Ifugao Rice Terraces represent an enduring illustration of an ancient civilization that has survived despite modernization. The rice terraces of the Ifugao have been built to follow the contours of the mountains. The knowledge handed down from one generation of Ifugao to the next, sacred traditions, and a delicate social balance have created this beautiful landscape that expresses the harmony between humans and the environment.
    banaue-rice-terraces-15.jpg
  • The Banaue Rice Terraces are a great example of a living cultural landscape that can be traced as far back as two millennia ago in pre-colonial Philippines. They are the result of efforts of the Ifugao minority community that has occupied these mountains for thousands of years and passed on their skills from generation to generation. The Banaue Ifugao Rice Terraces represent an enduring illustration of an ancient civilization that has survived despite modernization. The rice terraces of the Ifugao have been built to follow the contours of the mountains. The knowledge handed down from one generation of Ifugao to the next, sacred traditions, and a delicate social balance have created this beautiful landscape that expresses the harmony between humans and the environment.
    banaue-rice-terraces-10.jpg
  • The Banaue Rice Terraces are a great example of a living cultural landscape that can be traced as far back as two millennia. They are the result of efforts of the Ifugao minority community that has occupied these mountains for thousands of years and passed on their skills from generation to generation. The Banaue Ifugao Rice Terraces represent an enduring illustration of an ancient civilization that has survived despite modernization. The rice terraces of the Ifugao have been built to follow the contours of the mountains. The knowledge handed down from one generation of Ifugao to the next, sacred traditions, and a delicate social balance have created this beautiful landscape that expresses the harmony between humans and the environment.
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  • Batad rice terraces have an amphitheatre semi-circular quality with a village at its base.<br />
The rice terraces of the Ifugao have been built to follow the contours of the mountains. The knowledge handed down from one generation of Ifugao to the next, sacred traditions, and a delicate social balance have created this beautiful landscape that expresses the harmony between humans and the environment. The Banaue Rice Terraces are a great example of a living cultural landscape that can be traced as far back as two millennia ago in pre-colonial Philippines. They are the result of efforts of the Ifugao minority community that has occupied these mountains for thousands of years and passed on their skills from generation to generation. The Banaue Ifugao Rice Terraces represent an enduring illustration of an ancient civilization that has survived despite modernization.
    batad-rice-terraces-1.jpg
  • Batad rice terraces have an amphitheatre semi-circular quality with a village at its base.<br />
The rice terraces of the Ifugao have been built to follow the contours of the mountains. The knowledge handed down from one generation of Ifugao to the next, sacred traditions, and a delicate social balance have created this beautiful landscape that expresses the harmony between humans and the environment. The Banaue Rice Terraces are a great example of a living cultural landscape that can be traced as far back as two millennia ago in pre-colonial Philippines. They are the result of efforts of the Ifugao minority community that has occupied these mountains for thousands of years and passed on their skills from generation to generation. The Banaue Ifugao Rice Terraces represent an enduring illustration of an ancient civilization that has survived despite modernization.
    batad-rice-terraces-3.jpg
  • Hungduan Hapao rice terraces near Banaue is expansive with scattered village huts between the paddy. They were built by the Ifugao tribe that have lived in these mountains for thousands of years. The Ifugao have passed on their skills from generation to generation. The Banaue Ifugao Rice Terraces show how an ancient culture can survive despite modernization even today.
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  • Batad rice terraces have an amphitheatre-like quality built to follow the contours and terrain of the mountains. The Batad Rice Terraces are a perfect example of a living cultural landscape that can be traced back 2000 years. They are the result of efforts of the Ifugao minority community that has occupied these mountains and who have passed on their skills from generation to generation.
    batad-rice-terraces-2.jpg
  • The Ifugao are world famous not only for their rice terraces but rice culture.  Rice requires irrigation, fertility, and constant care and prevention from many pests. A farmer's social status is fixed by the amount of rice he harvests.
    ifugao-rice-farmer-2.jpg
  • The Ifugao are world famous not only for their rice terraces but rice culture.  Rice requires irrigation, fertility, and constant care and prevention from many pests. A farmer's social status is fixed by the amount of rice he harvests.
    ifugao-rice-farmer-1.jpg
  • The Ifugao are world famous not only for their rice terraces but rice culture.  Rice requires irrigation, fertility, and constant care and prevention from many pests. A farmer's social status is fixed by the amount of rice he harvests.
    hapao-rice-terraces-2.jpg
  • Ifugao Indigenous Tribe Philippines - In addition to their famous UNESCO world heritage rice terraces, the Ifugao are known for their rich oral traditions. The Ifugao tribe name means earth people. It can also mean from the hill. The Ifugao build their thatched huts elevated with wooden posts. These houses are known as fales.The ladder is removed so strangers or animals cannot enter the fale. Highland tribal peoples inhabit the six provinces of the Cordilleras in the Philippines. Igorot is the collective name of these ethnic groups who inhabit these areas.
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  • Ifugao Indigenous Tribe Philippines - In addition to their famous UNESCO world heritage rice terraces, the Ifugao are known for their rich oral traditions. The Ifugao tribe name means earth people. It can also mean from the hill. The Ifugao build their thatched huts elevated with wooden posts. These houses are known as fales.The ladder is removed so strangers or animals cannot enter the fale. Highland tribal peoples inhabit the six provinces of the Cordilleras in the Philippines. Igorot is the collective name of these ethnic groups who inhabit these areas.
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  • Ifugao Indigenous Tribe Philippines - In addition to their famous UNESCO world heritage rice terraces, the Ifugao are known for their rich oral traditions. The Ifugao tribe name means earth people. It can also mean from the hill. The Ifugao build their thatched huts elevated with wooden posts. These houses are known as fales.The ladder is removed so strangers or animals cannot enter the fale. Highland tribal peoples inhabit the six provinces of the Cordilleras in the Philippines. Igorot is the collective name of these ethnic groups who inhabit these areas.
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  • Ifugao Tribe Indigenous Children Philippines - In addition to their famous UNESCO world heritage rice terraces, the Ifugao are known for their rich oral traditions. The Ifugao tribe name means earth people. It can also mean from the hill. The Ifugao build their thatched huts elevated with wooden posts. These houses are known as fales.The ladder is removed so strangers or animals cannot enter the fale. Highland tribal peoples inhabit the six provinces of the Cordilleras in the Philippines. Igorot is the collective name of these ethnic groups who inhabit these areas.
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  • Ifugao Indigenous Tribe Philippines - In addition to their famous UNESCO world heritage rice terraces, the Ifugao are known for their rich oral traditions. The Ifugao tribe name means earth people. It can also mean from the hill. The Ifugao build their thatched huts elevated with wooden posts. These houses are known as fales.The ladder is removed so strangers or animals cannot enter the fale. Highland tribal peoples inhabit the six provinces of the Cordilleras in the Philippines. Igorot is the collective name of these ethnic groups who inhabit these areas.
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  • Ifugao Indigenous Tribe Philippines - In addition to their famous UNESCO world heritage rice terraces, the Ifugao are known for their rich oral traditions. The Ifugao tribe name means earth people. It can also mean from the hill. The Ifugao build their thatched huts elevated with wooden posts. These houses are known as fales.The ladder is removed so strangers or animals cannot enter the fale. Highland tribal peoples inhabit the six provinces of the Cordilleras in the Philippines. Igorot is the collective name of these ethnic groups who inhabit these areas.
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  • Ifugao Tribe Indigenous Children Philippines - In addition to their famous UNESCO world heritage rice terraces, the Ifugao are known for their rich oral traditions. The Ifugao tribe name means earth people. It can also mean from the hill. The Ifugao build their thatched huts elevated with wooden posts. These houses are known as fales.The ladder is removed so strangers or animals cannot enter the fale. Highland tribal peoples inhabit the six provinces of the Cordilleras in the Philippines. Igorot is the collective name of these ethnic groups who inhabit these areas.
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  • Ifugao Indigenous Tribe Philippines - In addition to their famous UNESCO world heritage rice terraces, the Ifugao are known for their rich oral traditions. The Ifugao tribe name means earth people. It can also mean from the hill. The Ifugao build their thatched huts elevated with wooden posts. These houses are known as fales.The ladder is removed so strangers or animals cannot enter the fale. Highland tribal peoples inhabit the six provinces of the Cordilleras in the Philippines. Igorot is the collective name of these ethnic groups who inhabit these areas.
    ifugao-11.jpg
  • Ifugao Indigenous Tribe Philippines - In addition to their famous UNESCO world heritage rice terraces, the Ifugao are known for their rich oral traditions. The Ifugao tribe name means earth people. It can also mean from the hill. The Ifugao build their thatched huts elevated with wooden posts. These houses are known as fales.The ladder is removed so strangers or animals cannot enter the fale. Highland tribal peoples inhabit the six provinces of the Cordilleras in the Philippines. Igorot is the collective name of these ethnic groups who inhabit these areas.
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  • Ifugao Tribe Indigenous Children Philippines - In addition to their famous UNESCO world heritage rice terraces, the Ifugao are known for their rich oral traditions. The Ifugao tribe name means earth people. It can also mean from the hill. The Ifugao build their thatched huts elevated with wooden posts. These houses are known as fales.The ladder is removed so strangers or animals cannot enter the fale. Highland tribal peoples inhabit the six provinces of the Cordilleras in the Philippines. Igorot is the collective name of these ethnic groups who inhabit these areas.
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  • Ifugao Indigenous Tribe Philippines - In addition to their famous UNESCO world heritage rice terraces, the Ifugao are known for their rich oral traditions. The Ifugao tribe name means earth people. It can also mean from the hill. The Ifugao build their thatched huts elevated with wooden posts. These houses are known as fales.The ladder is removed so strangers or animals cannot enter the fale. Highland tribal peoples inhabit the six provinces of the Cordilleras in the Philippines. Igorot is the collective name of these ethnic groups who inhabit these areas.
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  • Ifugao Indigenous Tribe Philippines - In addition to their famous UNESCO world heritage rice terraces, the Ifugao are known for their rich oral traditions. The Ifugao tribe name means earth people. It can also mean from the hill. The Ifugao build their thatched huts elevated with wooden posts. These houses are known as fales.The ladder is removed so strangers or animals cannot enter the fale. Highland tribal peoples inhabit the six provinces of the Cordilleras in the Philippines. Igorot is the collective name of these ethnic groups who inhabit these areas.
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  • Ifugao Indigenous Tribe Philippines - In addition to their famous UNESCO world heritage rice terraces, the Ifugao are known for their rich oral traditions. The Ifugao tribe name means earth people. It can also mean from the hill. The Ifugao build their thatched huts elevated with wooden posts. These houses are known as fales.The ladder is removed so strangers or animals cannot enter the fale. Highland tribal peoples inhabit the six provinces of the Cordilleras in the Philippines. Igorot is the collective name of these ethnic groups who inhabit these areas.
    ifugao-13.jpg
  • Ifugao Indigenous Tribe Philippines - In addition to their famous UNESCO world heritage rice terraces, the Ifugao are known for their rich oral traditions. The Ifugao tribe name means earth people. It can also mean from the hill. The Ifugao build their thatched huts elevated with wooden posts. These houses are known as fales.The ladder is removed so strangers or animals cannot enter the fale. Highland tribal peoples inhabit the six provinces of the Cordilleras in the Philippines. Igorot is the collective name of these ethnic groups who inhabit these areas.
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  • Ifugao Tribe Indigenous Children Philippines - In addition to their famous UNESCO world heritage rice terraces, the Ifugao are known for their rich oral traditions. The Ifugao tribe name means earth people. It can also mean from the hill. The Ifugao build their thatched huts elevated with wooden posts. These houses are known as fales.The ladder is removed so strangers or animals cannot enter the fale. Highland tribal peoples inhabit the six provinces of the Cordilleras in the Philippines. Igorot is the collective name of these ethnic groups who inhabit these areas.
    ifugao-10.jpg
  • Ifugao Indigenous Tribe Philippines - In addition to their famous UNESCO world heritage rice terraces, the Ifugao are known for their rich oral traditions. The Ifugao tribe name means earth people. It can also mean from the hill. The Ifugao build their thatched huts elevated with wooden posts. These houses are known as fales.The ladder is removed so strangers or animals cannot enter the fale. Highland tribal peoples inhabit the six provinces of the Cordilleras in the Philippines. Igorot is the collective name of these ethnic groups who inhabit these areas.
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  • Ifugao Tribe Indigenous Children posing in native costume in front of Batad Rice Terraces - a UNESCO world heritage site. Ifugao means "earth people" or "from the hills" who inhabit the mountains of the Philippines Cordilleras. Igorot is the collective name of these indigenous tribes who inhabit these regions
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  • Harvested Rice Stalks - The Ifugao are world famous not only for their rice terraces but rice culture.  Rice requires irrigation, fertility, and constant care and prevention from many pests. A farmer's social status is fixed by the amount of rice he harvests.
    ifugao-rice-4.jpg
  • Harvested Rice Stalks - The Ifugao are world famous not only for their rice terraces but rice culture.  Rice requires irrigation, fertility, and constant care and prevention from many pests. A farmer's social status is fixed by the amount of rice he harvests.
    ifugao-rice-3.jpg