An amphitheatre of stone-walled terraces, part of the UNESCO listing, reached by a hike from the saddle. Batad and Bangaan are the two clusters in Banaue that the World Heritage inscription covers. People here call the Ifugao terraces the Eighth …
Four roadside decks above the town looking over the terraces, with Ifugao elders in traditional dress. The fields below were cut into the mountains by the ancestors of the Igorot people, by hand and with little equipment, about 1,500 metres …
A 3-day plan built from the See, Do and Eat listings in Wikivoyage's Banaue guide. The stops are in an order that keeps each day close together. Check the hours …
A small collection of Ifugao carvings, textiles and photographs from the Beyer family.
Banaue Ethnic Village and Pine Forest Resort is on a six hectare lot in a pine forest above downtown Banaue. It has large grassy areas, picnic shelters, swimming pools, and a large function hall. This would be an ideal place …
The regional branch of the National Museum of the Philippines system, featuring artefacts on Cordilleran natural history, art, ethnography and culture.
A cluster of rice terraces at Kiangan, on the UNESCO World Heritage list. The fields climb in rows up a valley that a river cuts in two, which sets this cluster apart from the others in the province. Rice is …
The place where the highest commander of the Japanese Imperial Army surrendered. General Tomoyuki Yamashita, also called the Tiger of Malaya, gave himself up to Filipino and American forces on 2 September 1945. The old home economics building of Kiangan …
The site of the Japanese stronghold during the Battle of Mayoyao Ridge, riddled with caves and foxholes used as shelters. There is a small war memorial at the peak, which also offers panoramic views over Mayoyao.
The Museum of Cordilleran Sculpture was founded by George and Candida Ida Schenk over 30 years ago, and evolved from a small antique store in Manila, into dream to preserve a culture that is slowly dying. There are over 1,000 …
A pair of caves (Bat and Labrynth) with an underground river and waterfall.
A three-tiered cascade named after a local word for "slice", a reference to the area being in a hunting ground.
A large boulder along the Balangbang River held together by three smaller rocks. According to legend, Mayoyao will remain prosperous as long as the boulder stays in its position.
A mountainside garden with pine trees and a viewdeck overlooking A'pfaw Mahencha Falls.
The seat of local government in Mayoyao, strategically overlooking a cliffside with views of the surrounding mountains.
A mountain ridge marking the boundary between the barangays of Bitu and Anao that is said to resemble the silhouette of a partially-laid down woman. Hikers climb to the summit to enjoy the views during sunrise.
The second highest mountain in Ifugao after Mount Pulag, with a height of . Climbers risk the extraordinarily difficult climb to view the sunrise at its summit, as well as its mossy forests. The mountain was also used as a …
A pristine lake which is said to have inundated a village as part of a curse according to local legend.
A geothermal hot spring next to a river can be reached via walking across rice terraces starting from Hungduan Elementary School. The road to the school however is not yet paved. Arrangements to visit will likely need to be made …
A 3-day plan built from the See, Do and Eat listings in Wikivoyage's Hungduan guide. The stops are in an order that keeps each day close together. Check the hours …
A three-tier cascade accessible through a trail with 536 steps from Khohang Garden.
A collection of traditional houses showcasing indigenous Ifugao culture.
