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  1. Learning to Pound Rice in the Philippines

    Blog: GoBackpacking - 13 April 2012

    Mark takes us through the step by step process of learning to make rice in the Philippines.--------- Join Travel Blog Success today and learn to build a better travel blog. Membership includes 27 tutorials, 12 expert audio interviews, private support forum, and much more.

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  2. Batad Rice Terraces, Philippines

    Blog: Roving Light Travel Photo Blog - 3 July 2010

    As part of the Banaue Rice Terraces of the Philippines Cordilleras, the Batad rice terraces are thus also a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Known as the "Eighth Wonder of the World" by the Philippines, they are one of the most well-known attractions of northern Philippines.

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  3. Rice Terraces of Northern Luzon

    Blog: ContemporaryNomad - 11 May 2010

    We just wanted to share some of the beautiful rice terraces of Northern Luzon with you guys. Often labeled the “eighth wonder of the world,” many of the 2000-year-old terrace locations have been listed as UNESCO World Heritage Sites and are generally considered the finest examples of mud and stone-walled terracing in the world. While the [...]

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  4. Stairways to Heaven!

    Blog: Around The World On The Toilet - 14 March 2010

    by Nick Having said a heart felt goodbye to Lianna as she was headed back to Canada the following morning, I jumped on a bus headed North. It took over nine hours  to travel 350 km winding along the mountain roads to reach Banaue. The air is pleasently cool here and the sky seems to be permanently overcast which is a direct contrast to the rest of the country at this time of year. I have come to see the rice terraces, advertised as the worlds greatest, but from the town center ...

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  5. The stunning rice terraces of Batad

    Blog: Itinerant Londoner - 25 January 2010

    It’s never a nice surprise to arrive in a new town, bleary-eyed after a restless night on a bus, to find it pouring with rain. “Isn’t it supposed to be the dry season in January?” “Dry season? Ha ha. No. That doesn’t start here til March” Serves me right for trusting the Lonely Planet when it comes [...]

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