I used to hike these mountains when i was a child. Even at night time we sometimes had to walk those narrow pathways using torched chopped pine trees as our light along the way. Watching this brought tears to my eyes and a longing that can't be satisfied because much has been changed. I hope our politicians will always preserve its natural state as natural as it was since its discovery. It fell down as the 8th wonder of the world because of so many sad factors.
Wonderful video, the rice terraces are amazing, the many years of working and designing it must be honored. The people are bless by the great God. Thank you!
...8th wonder of the world...banaue rice terraces...philippines...thanks for visiting my hometown Bangaan....hope you come back and visit again.Godbless you sir.
The Banaue Rice Terraces of the Philippines has been named as 8th wonders of the world before.. such a rich in cultures and majestic views of rice terraces, mountains and waterfall..
fantastic! I'm impressed with the beauty of these terraces. you're one lucky man.one of the beauty spot of Cordillera. hope to see more videos of luzon,northern Philippines. thank you very much for sharing.
Yes !! finaly you did it!! you'll get some incredible shots in the philippines!! don't miss the hapao rice terraces and sagada village too if you are still there!! i'm glad you went there! the road between banaue and sagada is one of the most beautiful and scenic road i've seen while travelling. Thanks for sharing
Какой прекрасной создал ВСЕВЫШНИЙ Землю нашу и населил такими великолепными мастерами делать огранку этой красоте !!! БЛАГОДАТИ вечной этим людям творящим трудом шедевры в таких местах от ВСЕМИЛОСТЕВЕЙЩЕГО желаю !!! С благодарностью и благоговением перед таким трудом с ЧЕЧНИ.
Je suis vraiment resté ému devant ce tableau où seul un artiste est capable de l'imaginé. Je veux dire dans ce cas le tracé des contours de rizières qui suit d'une façon rigoureuse les courbes de niveau du milieu. Mais ici c'est la pure réalité, c'est plus qu'un tableau d'un célèbre peintre. Le génie de l'homme comme nous le voyons là et dans beaucoup d'autres ouvrages répandus dans le monde ne date pas d'hier mais de longue et lointaine histoire de l'humanité à travers le temps. Encore , et encore mille fois merci de nous avoir mis et visualisé ces trésors cachés à nos yeux pour des raisons diverses. Portez vous bien
Hi dear friend, a very nice video for those rice terraces. I do not know much about Philippines and hope we see more videos later. Thank you for sharing. Have a good time, regards
Costas Douligeris philippines is archipelago islands country a tropical country consisting of 7 ,400 islands a diverse culture mix with asians..spanish..american culture..that nature rice terraces is not only nature you can found in that country..a lots more if you are a traveller from island to islands and province to province..
This was created more than 2000 years ago, with full bare hands by Filipino men and women. The Philippines, even located within the pacific ring of fire, was never safe from nature's wrath, thus, our country and its people have endured the tremendous natural force in forms of mostly earthquakes, volcanic eruptions and tropical cyclones. It's quite an irony, that as nature goes into a rampage, a beautiful landscape springs from all the chaos, and compels people to design and reshape the area to maximize the use of resources.
Yes is truth i am happy because my country is not so dangerous to natural disasters like philippines but is not 100 % safe because was many flood earthquakes. ! But with Philippines we are because we have same commun points in history. Against us was many enemies like in Philippines
actually the area have 19.6 metric tons of copper proven reserve. based on our on going research. the igorot have the technology to cast copper thus bronze for tools. as part of another research by a number of cordellera universities. the hypothesis was the Igorots were a remnant of an ancient lost kingdom called tawalisi, based in pangasinan year 1350 pre-colonial spanish era.(referenced by a famous muslim traveler scholar IBN BATTUTA) which also proved the existance of a prosperous trading kingdom ruled by a princess called URDUJA. 1350-1400 AD.oral evidence and current acheological digs shows some igorot wemen were named after her mainly from the IBALOI -IGOROT tribes. oral tradition dictates she was a ruler of all the highland and lowland tribes which make up the kingdom. futher physical evidence shows the IGOROTs have the skill and technology to mumify thier dead (see SAGADA Mumies) further evidence of the IGOROTS organizational skill is evident in the traditional call of the thousand gongs (see kalinga-ganza dance) akin to a feudal system of levy to all tribes. each tribe or clan will contribute labour/warriors or goods to the king or pangulo. a system how to organize a labour force to execute these major rice terraces projects or war whichever the needs are. further the gongs were made out of copper thus bronze mined locally. my grandfather used to teach us how to cast them along with weapons and farming equipment. In a way visiting the terraces in the remote mountans of cordelleras sort like going back in time and discovering a lost kingdom frozen for 2000 years. Iam glad UNESCO-UN recognised that and declared it a protected area. i see a lot of hotels and resorts popping up and i hope we can keep the ecology for another 2000 years.
correcction of the copper reserve its 19.6 million metric tons 2018 natural resources report. 1.6 million metric tons of gold and 40 million tons of manganese. by the way its hypothesized that GOLD was the reason the IGOROTS maintained their isolation from the spanish conquestadors and colonisers for 500 years. unlike the inca and aztec gold kingdoms the IGOROTS some how manged to keep the cordellera independent from spain. however further research need to be completed to validate these hypothesis.
as a direct discendant of the ifugaos also known as igorots that built this. its amazing how our tradition of being in hamony with nature still carries on. i used to remember my great grandfather tells of the techniques of how to control nature for the benefit of all by using innovation, told us an ancient principles of retaining walls, water hydralics over night fires after dinner. i guess to this day that would be our class room on our course lessons in ancient engineering being handed down to us orally. which i understand now was the case for miliniums past. during the day we have our practical instruction how to create a retaining wall made from stones that could withstand floods and earthquakes. called "kabite" how we used hallowed bamboos to make water pipes and how it is used for pumping water from one mountain to another the same hydarulic principle the romans used on thier aquaduct systems. grandpa alos taught us how to use water in a bamboo pipe as a leveler, very accurate in leveling those tarraces against an un-even terrain. i guess an ancinet from of laser leveler. as afforsaid mentioned our igorot tradition of using nature to better our fellow man i have carried on the tradition more to the 20th century nature, by innovation on solar and wind energy. interestingly enough when my brother and i built our first 100mw solar farm in canada there was an incident where we lost of laser level so we relied on grand fathers lessons in using a garden hose filled with water to level the solar panels over a 1000m distance. we were off by 1mm of an inch. ima now retired from my solar factory and devote my time on my research on renewbale energy plus my research about how the igorots origins and and how we maintained this eco-system and global wonder for so long.
Its looks similar to coastal Maharashtra ies Kokan. In Ratnagiri and Raigad district there are several such sceneries. Stepping of hillslope for agriculture purposes is also common. All of us are children of mother nature. Nice photography and video. Thanks.
From our point of view, it seems paradisiacal; but for them, in addition, how much effort means to till those lands! It gives the impression that they join in cooperatives because everything is well used.
Fantastic! I have been in the Philippines more than 10 times, it is a wonderful country with an impressing nature and very kind people. Now I hope you have also visited some more of the countless stunning locations. Let me guess, a video of the chocolate hills on Bohol will also follow soon ;). Thanks Milosh for your work ... Regards from Germany
It was short trip, and the Chocolate hills I will have to do on my next visit, but I am working on two more videos from the Philippines - from El Nido and Coron areas. Cheers :)
I was twice on Coron Islands. It was great, but most attractive was the boots tour from Coron to Pass Island. This is a small island which looks unreal with its white beach, the coco palm trees and the blue and clear water. Maybe you have been also there ... I am very excited to see your next videos and how you realized the location with your cam. I am sure, much better than me ;-)
AndreasAC yes bro...you are very welcome in my country..we do love foreigners those who lovable and know how to respect our culture....as long as you descriminate filipinos this country you must to avoid....
beautiful rice terraces 😊or in Filipino, magandang hagdan hagdang palayan. love the video been to batad terraces way back 2003. glad that i did it back then since i can no longer do it after i got half body paralyzed. every Filipino should be able to witness this majestic heritage at least once in their life. also encourage foreigners to witness the culture of the people on the mountainous part north of the Philippines because it is unlike any other regions of the rest of the country. 🇵🇭
I can't tell in words what i was feeling when i watched the movie. Thank you so much for that! And, also from my side, more please. Philippines are many islands with many beatiful places which need to discover. I have colleagues from the Philippines, i will forward the movie to them. Maybe they will tell you where you find more such places.
Wow so wonderful place on the earth really outstanding rice terrace Basically I'm from uttarakhand Himalaya north part of India. As I watched this video of green hills surrounded by forest n shrubs n rice terrace it seems like my hometown indeed. This video refreshed my memory of hometown the music you put for background is really so magnificent. Plz tell me about this music
Which regions are you for this rice farm it very nice i have a lot of friend from your counties when i has work with them since 1977 at saudi aradia we are wathing from thailand also i am thai people
wow, your choice of music or maybe ur music? transports me to the place. thiugh as mentioned in one comment, hearing the wind or the water falling will elevate the experience nonetheless this was still healing.
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I used to hike these mountains when i was a child. Even at night time we sometimes had to walk those narrow pathways using torched chopped pine trees as our light along the way. Watching this brought tears to my eyes and a longing that can't be satisfied because much has been changed. I hope our politicians will always preserve its natural state as natural as it was since its discovery. It fell down as the 8th wonder of the world because of so many sad factors.
Yes it is truly beautiful here in my hometown🥰🥰... I love to be an Ipugaw and am proud of it, ‼️‼️
Hello! it's my hometown!❤️❤️ Proud to be Cordillerans
I like to visit your home town
@@banzlyngdohthabah7769 come on
Hii nice place
gusto ko sana mpuntahan ang lugar nyo..
hagiyo
beautiful country ,philipins .philippines peoples are very helpfully .same same Nepal .I am from Nepal .I love philippines.
Wonderful video, the rice terraces are amazing, the many years of working and designing it must be honored. The people are bless by the great God. Thank you!
Owo amazing place same like a Nepal.
Love from Nepal.
Love you ( mahankita )nd miss you pare guys.
This is cute 🥰
love nepal from philipines
...8th wonder of the world...banaue rice terraces...philippines...thanks for visiting my hometown Bangaan....hope you come back and visit again.Godbless you sir.
The Philippine people is very friendly and ince people i work 4year in Saudi
Thank you for capturing the beauty of my country.
Philippines is an amazing country. The landscape and its people are the most beautiful and kindest. I hope you will make videos of the islands too.
nice, i love philippne, I am from Nepal,
Place of the indigenous people of the cordillerans . Do not scatter , pocket your dirt. Love this place 😍
I love my own my native land, breathtaking rice terraces! Thanks for sharing this.
Thanks for showing our place cordillera..there's a lot to see in the philippines.hope you enjoy your stay..
How beautiful is the Philippines. How well they manage to plant rice in the hills.
I love Philippines because everything is same Nepal.
I am really grateful for this video. I may not be from there but when I came to this place for a job, I wanted to stay
That's agriculture place is same like Nepal village wow amazing 👌💞
Batad Rice Terraces is really nice, i wish i could go back one day.
One of the wonders of the world. Incredibly beautiful. One of the best among your videos so far. Thanks for sharing.
Fantastic sight! Man is an amazing creature, adapts and survives in the most incredible conditions! Thanks for the great, interesting video!
wow...Wonderful n so beautiful places...I love the nature...😊
WOW HIGH RICE TERRACES SO AMAZING 💗💞😍
Outstanding.
I think, this is called sustainable development.
Your video's never ceases to amaze me
I 👍 before they begin and never been disappointed.
Muy hermoso lugar gracias por tomarse su tiempo para que nosotros lo miremos
A place of nature preservation and hard working folk. Nature 🌿🍃 bless them.
wow,mashalh so beautiful, I'm form Bangladesh living Kuwait I love philippines
Beautiful thank you so much for your kindness to share with us 😊👍
Wow very beautifully place same my contrary nepal i like it
The Philippines is such a gorgeous country. I hope to be fortunate enough to visit one day
Yes that's true.
may god shower us with blessing
I longing to visit this place....
My beloved Country 🤗watching from Lebanon...thanks for you Man....
I watch your videos before I go to sleep. They make me feel so peaceful and in tune with the world. Thank you for all the high quality content!
Glad to hear my videos can have such an effect, and thanks for watching! Have a wonderful weekend!
Beautiful same like my country NEPAL....Wonderful...waooooo....
The Banaue Rice Terraces of the Philippines has been named as 8th wonders of the world before.. such a rich in cultures and majestic views of rice terraces, mountains and waterfall..
ty políčka jsou jedinečná, jedno vedle druhého.. než k nim vůbec někdo dojde, dá to jistě práci.. nádherná ukázka
Beautiful! Natural & healthy life.
One of the place i want to go . Keep vlogging . Godbless
Amazing place agreed.Hope to see it soon
pure organic non-GMO rice paddies. outstanding location, photography.
Beautiful place..see u soonnest..one of my ambition in my life to adventure in this place...
Great Video...thank you so much for sharing with us
Lugar maravilhoso...Filmagem perfeita! Parabéns!
Sooo beautyful place amaging wowwww
fantastic! I'm impressed with the beauty of these terraces. you're one lucky man.one of the beauty spot of Cordillera. hope to see more videos of luzon,northern Philippines. thank you very much for sharing.
no more from Luzon from this trip, sorry, only two more Philippines videos to be published (El Nido and Coron)
Absolutely stunning 😮
Yes !! finaly you did it!! you'll get some incredible shots in the philippines!! don't miss the hapao rice terraces and sagada village too if you are still there!! i'm glad you went there! the road between banaue and sagada is one of the most beautiful and scenic road i've seen while travelling. Thanks for sharing
unfortunately that trip is over, the videos need a lot of work and they are published always after the trip. Will be back for sure :)
that's a pitty.. always waiting for your next videos!!thanks!! : )
Magnificent video. Unique place. Result of generations of streneous labour! Many thanks
my beloved Philippines! it is so serene and peaceful view.
Your country is same like my lovely country nepal
Какой прекрасной создал ВСЕВЫШНИЙ Землю нашу и населил такими великолепными мастерами делать огранку этой красоте !!! БЛАГОДАТИ вечной этим людям творящим трудом шедевры в таких местах от ВСЕМИЛОСТЕВЕЙЩЕГО желаю !!! С благодарностью и благоговением перед таким трудом с ЧЕЧНИ.
Wow beautiful and place i love Philippines county so nice sem to sem nepal ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Wow ! Very nice video.Natural beauty.Thank you !
Amazing gateway to heaven! Thanks.
hi I am from NepaL I like philippien so many awesome
Yes check mayon volcano..chocolate hills..
Magnificence .... Crashing ideas and enlightening the hearts
Thank you very much....Thank you very much
a very interesting place and very relaxing music
That's place is very beautiful and relaxing
Je suis vraiment resté ému devant ce tableau où seul un artiste est capable de l'imaginé. Je veux dire dans ce cas le tracé des contours de rizières qui suit d'une façon rigoureuse les courbes de niveau du milieu. Mais ici c'est la pure réalité, c'est plus qu'un tableau d'un célèbre peintre. Le génie de l'homme comme nous le voyons là et dans beaucoup d'autres ouvrages répandus dans le monde ne date pas d'hier mais de longue et lointaine histoire de l'humanité à travers le temps.
Encore , et encore mille fois merci de nous avoir mis et visualisé ces trésors cachés à nos yeux pour des raisons diverses.
Portez vous bien
SIMPLY BEAUTIFUL NICE POINT OF VIEWS! I'D RATHER WANT THE MAN TO SEE HIM WEARING TRADITIONAL CLOTHING.
Amazingly beautiful scenery! Wonderful recording!
Hi dear friend, a very nice video for those rice terraces. I do not know much about Philippines and hope we see more videos later. Thank you for sharing. Have a good time, regards
two more to come from the Philippines, in the next month or two, Costas ...
Have a wonderful weekend!
Costas Douligeris philippines is archipelago islands country a tropical country consisting of 7 ,400 islands a diverse culture mix with asians..spanish..american culture..that nature rice terraces is not only nature you can found in that country..a lots more if you are a traveller from island to islands and province to province..
Natural. Beutifull place
This was created more than 2000 years ago, with full bare hands by Filipino men and women. The Philippines, even located within the pacific ring of fire, was never safe from nature's wrath, thus, our country and its people have endured the tremendous natural force in forms of mostly earthquakes, volcanic eruptions and tropical cyclones. It's quite an irony, that as nature goes into a rampage, a beautiful landscape springs from all the chaos, and compels people to design and reshape the area to maximize the use of resources.
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Yes is truth i am happy because my country is not so dangerous to natural disasters like philippines but is not 100 % safe because was many flood earthquakes. ! But with Philippines we are because we have same commun points in history. Against us was many enemies like in Philippines
actually the area have 19.6 metric tons of copper proven reserve. based on our on going research. the igorot have the technology to cast copper thus bronze for tools. as part of another research by a number of cordellera universities. the hypothesis was the Igorots were a remnant of an ancient lost kingdom called tawalisi, based in pangasinan year 1350 pre-colonial spanish era.(referenced by a famous muslim traveler scholar IBN BATTUTA) which also proved the existance of a prosperous trading kingdom ruled by a princess called URDUJA. 1350-1400 AD.oral evidence and current acheological digs shows some igorot wemen were named after her mainly from the IBALOI -IGOROT tribes. oral tradition dictates she was a ruler of all the highland and lowland tribes which make up the kingdom. futher physical evidence shows the IGOROTs have the skill and technology to mumify thier dead (see SAGADA Mumies) further evidence of the IGOROTS organizational skill is evident in the traditional call of the thousand gongs (see kalinga-ganza dance) akin to a feudal system of levy to all tribes. each tribe or clan will contribute labour/warriors or goods to the king or pangulo. a system how to organize a labour force to execute these major rice terraces projects or war whichever the needs are. further the gongs were made out of copper thus bronze mined locally. my grandfather used to teach us how to cast them along with weapons and farming equipment.
In a way visiting the terraces in the remote mountans of cordelleras sort like going back in time and discovering a lost kingdom frozen for 2000 years. Iam glad UNESCO-UN recognised that and declared it a protected area. i see a lot of hotels and resorts popping up and i hope we can keep the ecology for another 2000 years.
correcction of the copper reserve its 19.6 million metric tons 2018 natural resources report. 1.6 million metric tons of gold and 40 million tons of manganese. by the way its hypothesized that GOLD was the reason the IGOROTS maintained their isolation from the spanish conquestadors and colonisers for 500 years. unlike the inca and aztec gold kingdoms the IGOROTS some how manged to keep the cordellera independent from spain. however further research need to be completed to validate these hypothesis.
Very well said..
I really like this interesting place
The best use of Natural sources. Rice needs more water. Beautifully cultivated. Excellent.
as a direct discendant of the ifugaos also known as igorots that built this. its amazing how our tradition of being in hamony with nature still carries on. i used to remember my great grandfather tells of the techniques of how to control nature for the benefit of all by using innovation, told us an ancient principles of retaining walls, water hydralics over night fires after dinner. i guess to this day that would be our class room on our course lessons in ancient engineering being handed down to us orally. which i understand now was the case for miliniums past. during the day we have our practical instruction how to create a retaining wall made from stones that could withstand floods and earthquakes. called "kabite" how we used hallowed bamboos to make water pipes and how it is used for pumping water from one mountain to another the same hydarulic principle the romans used on thier aquaduct systems. grandpa alos taught us how to use water in a bamboo pipe as a leveler, very accurate in leveling those tarraces against an un-even terrain. i guess an ancinet from of laser leveler. as afforsaid mentioned our igorot tradition of using nature to better our fellow man i have carried on the tradition more to the 20th century nature, by innovation on solar and wind energy. interestingly enough when my brother and i built our first 100mw solar farm in canada there was an incident where we lost of laser level so we relied on grand fathers lessons in using a garden hose filled with water to level the solar panels over a 1000m distance. we were off by 1mm of an inch. ima now retired from my solar factory and devote my time on my research on renewbale energy plus my research about how the igorots origins and and how we maintained this eco-system and global wonder for so long.
Its looks similar to coastal Maharashtra ies Kokan. In Ratnagiri and Raigad district there are several such sceneries. Stepping of hillslope for agriculture purposes is also common. All of us are children of mother nature. Nice photography and video. Thanks.
Love❤️from Nepal 🇳🇵🇳🇵 🇳🇵
Very very very beautiful
Amazing like my country Nepal❤
Yes i agree with you. Our country has similarities
From our point of view, it seems paradisiacal; but for them, in addition, how much effort means to till those lands! It gives the impression that they join in cooperatives because everything is well used.
Fantastic! I have been in the Philippines more than 10 times, it is a wonderful country with an impressing nature and very kind people. Now I hope you have also visited some more of the countless stunning locations. Let me guess, a video of the chocolate hills on Bohol will also follow soon ;). Thanks Milosh for your work ... Regards from Germany
It was short trip, and the Chocolate hills I will have to do on my next visit, but I am working on two more videos from the Philippines - from El Nido and Coron areas. Cheers :)
I was twice on Coron Islands. It was great, but most attractive was the boots tour from Coron to Pass Island. This is a small island which looks unreal with its white beach, the coco palm trees and the blue and clear water. Maybe you have been also there ... I am very excited to see your next videos and how you realized the location with your cam. I am sure, much better than me ;-)
yes, it will be about the boat tours :)
AndreasAC yes bro...you are very welcome in my country..we do love foreigners those who lovable and know how to respect our culture....as long as you descriminate filipinos this country you must to avoid....
GamingTV no it will not happen....the philippine teritory is only for philippines
Wonderful !
beautiful rice terraces 😊or in Filipino, magandang hagdan hagdang palayan. love the video been to batad terraces way back 2003. glad that i did it back then since i can no longer do it after i got half body paralyzed. every Filipino should be able to witness this majestic heritage at least once in their life. also encourage foreigners to witness the culture of the people on the mountainous part north of the Philippines because it is unlike any other regions of the rest of the country. 🇵🇭
My home town batad banaue ifugao proud cordilleran
ชอบเสียงดนตรีประกอบครับ..วิวสวย
Wonderful look like a nepal loved philipins
I'd give up everything just to live there
Amazing
omg this is beautiful
I can't tell in words what i was feeling when i watched the movie. Thank you so much for that! And, also from my side, more please. Philippines are many islands with many beatiful places which need to discover. I have colleagues from the Philippines, i will forward the movie to them. Maybe they will tell you where you find more such places.
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THE QUALITY IS JUST. AMAZING WOWOWW
Wow nice place love it...
I felt butterfly on my stomach watching this in HD!
Look like a Nepal hills side... beautiful....
Love from Tamilnadu (India)
They are the oldest and also the widest if put end to end, can encircle half the globe.
Beautiful wow 🌼🌻
Nice beautifully country Philippine and Nepal seam seam
wow so beautiful
old man from UK beautiful vidio again many thanks
david freeman see you soon😇😇😇
Nice video Pakistan
Thanks for sharing this agriculture wonder,you sure get around milosh.😀
iam from Nepal ! beautiful philipeans paddy tarress and villages !
Wow so wonderful place on the earth really outstanding rice terrace
Basically I'm from uttarakhand Himalaya north part of India. As I watched this video of green hills surrounded by forest n shrubs n rice terrace it seems like my hometown indeed. This video refreshed my memory of hometown the music you put for background is really so magnificent. Plz tell me about this music
Harish, all details of the music are listed in the video description...
Greetings :)
Which regions are you for this rice farm it very nice i have a lot of friend from your counties when i has work with them since 1977 at saudi aradia we are wathing from thailand also i am thai people
Breathtaking! Thank you. 🌹
Beautifull place ✌✌✌😍 from nepal✋✋✋
hello to all and my fellow ifugao's here hagiyo!!
Good video ..
The view like in Indonesia..
My regard from central java, Indonesia .
wow, your choice of music or maybe ur music? transports me to the place.
thiugh as mentioned in one comment, hearing the wind or the water falling will elevate the experience nonetheless this was still healing.
" Hagdan hagdan palayan kung naalala ko ang gumawa nito akoy humahanga sa sipag at tiyaga."
Wow this is the amazing love I am from Nepal