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Hapao Rice Terraces, Banaue

4.7

#3 of 17 in Outdoors in Cordillera Region

Take a light trek through Hapao Rice Terraces, a natural sanctuary and a World Heritage Site. Learn from the locals about their farming traditions and the heritage of Ifugaos as you hike along the stone walls of the terraces, which take you down to the foot of the mountain. Surrounded by hills, walking along the trail through the rice terraces makes a truly memorable experience, with only the blowing wind creating any background noise. Hire a guide to give you a more detailed impression of the region, and also to show you the hidden hot spring. When walking, be careful not to cause damage to your surroundings. To visit Hapao Rice Terraces and other attractions in Banaue, use our Banaue trip website .

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By barry1943 On March 13, 2018

Do yourself a favour and do a trip here. Spectacular and not as crowded as Batad. The rice terraces are great and its worth continuing on to Hangduan. Highly recommend Hapao!!! more »
By Jerzy G On February 3, 2018

A good afternoon hike from Banaue. Trike took almost a hour to get there with fantastic views on the way up and down. For Hapao you go to another commune so you must pay the environmental fee again (5... more »
By GrannyBaguio On January 19, 2018

This review Is late but still I would like to contribute for added information of the readers. We went on long weekend to Hapao Rice Terraces. We Travelled from Baguio via Halsima Highway . It was lon... more »

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By Tommy McColl On January 17, 2018

More scenic than Banaue Rice Terraces in my opinion. Note, I don't think Google Map's pin for this is in the right place: the Hapao Rice Terraces are closer to Ba-ang than Ohaj. I should know because I walked most of it from Banaue and the extra distance wasn't appreciated!

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By Peter Visnovsky On February 9, 2017

Great place where villagers still maintain all rice terraces...

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