A remote mountain trek with indigenous rice farmers shows another side of the island nation better known for its beaches For ...

"If I don't go to our rice field every day, we will have nothing to eat." It takes her an hour for a return trip to Batad, traversing rough terrain to reach the village that is inaccessible by ...

It takes her an hour for a return trip. Poligon is a rice farmer, mother of two, and an Ifugao, indigenous mountain people that live in the Philippines in the north of Luzon island. Almost 400 square ...

No response concerning this recommendation has been received by the World Heritage Centre. Meanwhile, the Ifugao Terraces Commission responded in March 1999 informing the World Heritage Centre that it ...

and an Ifugao, indigenous mountain people that live in the Philippines in the north of Luzon island. Almost 400 square kilometres (154 square miles) of rice terraces, which they have been ...

The rice terraces in the Ifugao towns of Banaue, Hungduan, Kiangan, and Mayoyao collectively form a World Heritage Site acknowledged by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural ...