Banaue Rice Terraces

Cordilleras – the pride of the Ifugaos

Located at the foot of the Cordillera mountain ranges, lies the province of Ifugao. And whenever Filipino locals hear the word Ifugao, the striking image of the Rice Terraces (also known as Mga Hagdang-Hagdang Palayan) comes to mind. These terraces are reported to cover around 4,000 miles and its length is roughly half of the Earth’s circumference – approximately 12,500 miles.

What to do around Banaue: Hapao rice terraces

Hapao is a village about an hour’s hike from Banaue. While most of the guides mention Batad as the rice terraces, I think Hapao’s terraces are actually the most beautiful.

The hike starts a short car ride from Banaue and goes through the flooded terraces, leading to a hot water spring in which you can bathe. The view of the water in the rice fields reflecting the sky is spectacular, and the spring is a great resting point after the walk.

Eating in Banaue

Most, if not all, of the restaurants in Banaue are inside the hostels. They have pretty much the same menu, the difference being how well they make it. The restaurant at Uyami Green View was pretty good. 

Although we didn’t have a chance to try it out, we heard from other travelers that the 7th Heaven Cafe has some great food.

Come ang visit Banaue Rice Terraces to have an unforgettable experience with your family, friends and love ones in the pride of ifugaos.😍❤

El Nido Palawan

This is one of my favorite places to go in the Philippines for dramatic “over the water” views. El Nido is blessed with gorgeous off-shore islands, soaring limestone cliffs, hidden beaches, and secret lagoons. The “SEAnery” here rivals popular destinations in Asia like Ha Long Bay and the Phi Phi islands.

How to go — Most travelers arrive in El Nido by flying to Puerto Princesa Airport and traveling by land to El Nido. Travel time is around 5-6 hours. If you want to skip the long land journey, you can also fly directly to El Nido Airport.

Restaurant

Nice & cozy place to stay at with a pretty property and Restaurant in front of the beach. 

Come and join me to travel El Nido Palawan

Puerto Princesa😍❤️

Most travelers arrive in Palawan by way of Puerto Princesa. Known as the “City in a Forest,” Puerto Princesa is not only the island’s busiest gateway, it’s home to many remarkable attractions. Don’t miss the Puerto Princesa Underground River (a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the longest navigable underground river in the World), island hopping trips to Honda Bay, and a tour around the city.

How to go — Touchdown at Puerto Princesa International Airport (PPS). Major airlines including Cebu Pacific, Philippine Airlines & AirAsia serve direct flights from Manila, Cebu, Iloilo & Clark. Travel time from Manila to Puerto Princesa is around 1h30m by plane.

Restaurant 

It is a restaurant that feels homey the service crew or staff are all engaging most espeacially the taste of the food are really the best very pilipino food.

So what are you waiting for come and travel Puerto Princesa Palawan it's not only a relaxing place but also a food that will also relax you stomach when it's already hungry😂😘

Hi everyone welcome to my blog

                I am Precious Llanza and I love traveling because like the rest of you traveling helps me relax my busy and stress mind it is my own way of spoiling my self.

                In this blog I will be sharing different tourist attraction that as beautiful and wonderful as you guys are, this different tourist attraction will surely blow you mind and will make you want to visit it. And ofcourse traveling with no delicious food is a no! No! Every different places showcase different kinds of food, that is why TraveLicious Blog is not all about the tourist attraction but also the pride of the locals in terms of food.

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