we are fortunate to have elders and individuals who keep their stories and traditions alive especially with this great wonder of the world that the Philippines has to offer. 👏👏👏
I am fascinated by the rich history of the Banaue Rice Terraces. I have always been drawn to breathtaking natural landscapes, and the Banaue Rice Terraces offer one of the most stunning views in the world. I can't wait to see the green, stepped terraces stretching out before me, especially in the early morning when they are shrouded in mist. The beauty of this place will be a feast for my eyes and a source of inspiration. Visiting the Banaue Rice Terraces will be a memorable and enriching experience, and I can't wait to make this dream a reality.
As a Filipino, visiting the Banaue Rice Terraces is a significant item on my bucket list. These ancient terraces, crafted by our ancestors over 2,000 years ago, are a profound symbol of our rich cultural heritage and resilience. I am eager to experience the breathtaking beauty and historical significance of this place, and to feel a deep connection with my roots and the remarkable legacy of the Ifugao people.
@@JenilynArnoco Watch nyo po yung part 2 :) it's not 2000 years old. My nakausap po kami na they conducted a research with expert from ibang universities abroad and try found out na hindi totoo ang 2k years old ang rice terraces sa ifugao and Batad. Big revelation talaga kahit kami nagulat 😕
So ibig sabhin before pa mga Spanish nakarating sa pinas? Kc napanood ko sa mga movie sa china may mga rice terraces na cla..TAs nag migrate mga tao TAs na adapt2 na cgwo kung pano Gawing palayan Ang bundok..
🥹 I’m planning to start my backpacking experience this August as a birthday gift for myself 🥹 watching these videos makes me more excited in not just seeing but experiencing different cultures, traditions specially local delicacies for each place ❤️ Hoping to see more videos from your channel!
My grandma , pa's ma is still alive , her story on where our house in Asipulo stood now - she said she's one among the others who had with their hands sculpted the payo or paddy banong by banong or the steps as you call the long lines , i've seen by my own eyes how they sculpt the banong by their feet with just flat square logs and shovels , just like how parapets are made with bare hands or what we call mun tuping (riprap) its not carpenters with their modern tools , you know as to for the languages or the 3 native local tongue dialects , I heard tuwali of kiangan and lagawe then ayangan ,go to asipulo you'll hear kalanguya
Theres a story that my Lola told me before she died of how my grand father died. My family originated from rice farmers In Cagayan Valley. During World War II the Japanese encroached the village that my grandparents lived in. At that time when the men in the village found out that the Japanese were approaching they forced the women and children to hide in the forest for their safety while the men stayed to fight off the Japanese. All the men died and when the Japanese moved on the women and children returned to the village where everything was burned down and the bodies of the men of the village were piled up and also burned.
Great docu! But guys, Batad Rice Terraces is not Banaue Rice Terraces ha? The town of Banaue is far from the town of Batad. They're completely different. Don't do what other mainstream medias do na they use images of Batad and show it as Banaue when it's not. 😅
Thank you sir. But this part of the video is we are showing the Batad as the interview locations. Since dito kami nakahanap ng mga pwede ma interview 😊. But thank you so much for reminding us sir. We keep this in mind para sa mga future docu pa namin.
My father in law was the late hermogenes Javier principal of anaba elementary school leaves in ducligan my step mother in law is aida my brother in law is oscar i am Delia Javier of Tubao La Union wife of the late rico Javier ànyone who knows them please inform me tnx
I saw some movies in china..like Qin dynasty ..and time na un may mga tao na dn nag migrate some part sa India sa mga malapit na lugar Ng china.dahil sa war..meron din some part sa mga asian country cgwo na adapt nla or ung gumawa nya ung mga taong nag migrate dati..cgwo before pa mga kastila nakarating sa atin may rice terraces nah..
please be sensitive enough,you we're there to research and find something behind the story of it but dont just say you we're unsatisfied with the answers of nanay rona.that was rude!
as an igorot we are the clan of real warriors who never allow outsiders to come in our land to destroy our freedom, our beloved bravest igorot ancestors are the people in this island that accept any agreement from foreign invaders... our ancestors chose death and for thr freedom of our land than to accept christianity, becasue for them accepting the agreement from spanish and become a christian is symbol of no patriotism and and no love for our culture and tradition, for them it is better to die fighting for their land to achieve their freedom than to accept the christianity and become a slaves because of being coward people... and for being a brave warriors and patriots no one from those invaders either the Spanish, Americans and the Japanese become succesfull because all of them had failed to conquer our territorries, all of them was beheaded by our head hunter ancestors... No one and never can defeat the bravery and loyalty of our ancestors for loving their own culture and tradition where they really came from... we all igorots came from bravest raise of people in island...
Thank you for sharing us your story, we’re always be thankful for letting us to explore the beauty of your lands and for telling us your stories. It’s true that there’s more to North! There’s still a lot of stories to be uncovered.We’re also going to share the world what we’ve learned and what we have seen in your place! Kay Ganda mo Pinas!
we are fortunate to have elders and individuals who keep their stories and traditions alive especially with this great wonder of the world that the Philippines has to offer. 👏👏👏
@@TheBBShow thank you so much sir 😍. We keep creating stories like this one
I believe that there’s a lot of stories that is yet to be unveiled behind that wonderful Banaue Rixe Terraces - it’s history and origin.
We discovered stories along the way 28:18 . Please watch for part 2 of this series. 😊
ang ganda po. soon mapupuntahan ko din po yan.
@@mhiacotillon3394 salamat po. Soon po sana ma puntahan nyo.
One of the best tourist attractions here in the Philippines, and I'm very proud be pinoy! Soon mapupuntahan din💚
@@ShairaBenedicto salamat po.
I am fascinated by the rich history of the Banaue Rice Terraces. I have always been drawn to breathtaking natural landscapes, and the Banaue Rice Terraces offer one of the most stunning views in the world. I can't wait to see the green, stepped terraces stretching out before me, especially in the early morning when they are shrouded in mist. The beauty of this place will be a feast for my eyes and a source of inspiration. Visiting the Banaue Rice Terraces will be a memorable and enriching experience, and I can't wait to make this dream a reality.
@@emmanignacio1443 thank you so much sir. Much appreciated comment po.
Thiss documentary should have more likes and views
@@Jah_gz-uu3fs thank you 🥹
Ang ganda talaga ng Rice terraces! 😍 this is one of my bucket list! And now I'm hooked! Can't wait for part 2!
Napaka ganda po. hope you can visit it soon :)
@@Storiesoftheroad yes hopefully soon!
Cultural Wealth in its finest !
As a Filipino, visiting the Banaue Rice Terraces is a significant item on my bucket list. These ancient terraces, crafted by our ancestors over 2,000 years ago, are a profound symbol of our rich cultural heritage and resilience. I am eager to experience the breathtaking beauty and historical significance of this place, and to feel a deep connection with my roots and the remarkable legacy of the Ifugao people.
@@JenilynArnoco Watch nyo po yung part 2 :) it's not 2000 years old. My nakausap po kami na they conducted a research with expert from ibang universities abroad and try found out na hindi totoo ang 2k years old ang rice terraces sa ifugao and Batad. Big revelation talaga kahit kami nagulat 😕
@@Storiesoftheroad😮😮😮
So ibig sabhin before pa mga Spanish nakarating sa pinas? Kc napanood ko sa mga movie sa china may mga rice terraces na cla..TAs nag migrate mga tao TAs na adapt2 na cgwo kung pano Gawing palayan Ang bundok..
What a beautiful country we have. Let’s enjoy and cherish our heritage.
Indeed sir, hope we can preserve our heritage to be enjoy by the next generations.
Nice film bro
@@LavishSalvi-u3k thank you bro! Appreciate it!
🥹 I’m planning to start my backpacking experience this August as a birthday gift for myself 🥹 watching these videos makes me more excited in not just seeing but experiencing different cultures, traditions specially local delicacies for each place ❤️ Hoping to see more videos from your channel!
@@JaneSalvador-r1n it's a must visit po talaga.
Love it!
@@X_SUCHA__X_376 thank you. 😊
@@X_SUCHA__X_376 thank you
Woaahhh !
@@BiOLATORSMusic 😍
My grandma , pa's ma is still alive , her story on where our house in Asipulo stood now - she said she's one among the others who had with their hands sculpted the payo or paddy banong by banong or the steps as you call the long lines , i've seen by my own eyes how they sculpt the banong by their feet with just flat square logs and shovels , just like how parapets are made with bare hands or what we call mun tuping (riprap) its not carpenters with their modern tools , you know as to for the languages or the 3 native local tongue dialects , I heard tuwali of kiangan and lagawe then ayangan ,go to asipulo you'll hear kalanguya
Kay ganda mo PINAS!
@@johnpaulbolivar780 yes ser!
Theres a story that my Lola told
me before she died of how my grand father died. My family originated from rice farmers In Cagayan Valley. During World War II the Japanese encroached the village that my grandparents lived in. At that time when the men in the village found out that the Japanese were approaching they forced the women and children to hide in the forest for their safety while the men stayed to fight off the Japanese. All the men died and when the Japanese moved on the women and children returned to the village where everything was burned down and the bodies of the men of the village were piled up and also burned.
eyyyyyyyy!
@@mahipatibangar4981 hello :) thank you
Great docu! But guys, Batad Rice Terraces is not Banaue Rice Terraces ha? The town of Banaue is far from the town of Batad. They're completely different. Don't do what other mainstream medias do na they use images of Batad and show it as Banaue when it's not. 😅
Thank you sir. But this part of the video is we are showing the Batad as the interview locations. Since dito kami nakahanap ng mga pwede ma interview 😊. But thank you so much for reminding us sir. We keep this in mind para sa mga future docu pa namin.
Ang alam ko po Batad is not a town part po yata ng Bunaue ang Batad brgy po yata ng Bunaue municipality
Batad is a barangay of Banaue
❤️❤️❤️❤️
Cultural Wealth 💚
@@Colipanojellym indeed
you're from the Philippines?
@@baveergurjar7252 yes :)
In the Old testament SHEMs or Noah inheritance located in the East 😮
@@olivec.garcia9331 🤯
My father in law was the late hermogenes Javier principal of anaba elementary school leaves in ducligan my step mother in law is aida my brother in law is oscar i am Delia Javier of Tubao La Union wife of the late rico Javier ànyone who knows them please inform me tnx
I saw some movies in china..like Qin dynasty ..and time na un may mga tao na dn nag migrate some part sa India sa mga malapit na lugar Ng china.dahil sa war..meron din some part sa mga asian country cgwo na adapt nla or ung gumawa nya ung mga taong nag migrate dati..cgwo before pa mga kastila nakarating sa atin may rice terraces nah..
@@jeannetlligo2285 yes maam we heard this story also sa ibang locals.
please be sensitive enough,you we're there to research and find something behind the story of it but dont just say you we're unsatisfied with the answers of nanay rona.that was rude!
as an igorot we are the clan of real warriors who never allow outsiders to come in our land to destroy our freedom, our beloved bravest igorot ancestors are the people in this island that accept any agreement from foreign invaders... our ancestors chose death and for thr freedom of our land than to accept christianity, becasue for them accepting the agreement from spanish and become a christian is symbol of no patriotism and and no love for our culture and tradition, for them it is better to die fighting for their land to achieve their freedom than to accept the christianity and become a slaves because of being coward people... and for being a brave warriors and patriots no one from those invaders either the Spanish, Americans and the Japanese become succesfull because all of them had failed to conquer our territorries, all of them was beheaded by our head hunter ancestors... No one and never can defeat the bravery and loyalty of our ancestors for loving their own culture and tradition where they really came from... we all igorots came from bravest raise of people in island...
Thank you for sharing us your story, we’re always be thankful for letting us to explore the beauty of your lands and for telling us your stories. It’s true that there’s more to North! There’s still a lot of stories to be uncovered.We’re also going to share the world what we’ve learned and what we have seen in your place! Kay Ganda mo Pinas!