Wednesday, August 30, 2017

Banaue Of Painterly Dreams

              Banaue of Painterly Dreams
Because of its high altitude, Banaue is often described as "where land merges with the clouds to meet the heavens" with the rice terraces as "the stairway to the sky."



Banaue is a place for nature adventures and cultural immersion. Days are for indulging in such activities as strolling, biking, and trekking. Evenings are for campfire chats at a village or warm indoor cosseting at the lodges and inns.


A leading tourism destination in Asia, the Banaue rice terraces start from the base of the Cordilleras and reach up to several thousand feet high. Its length, if stretched from end to end, could encircle half of the globe.


The rice paddies are fed by mountain springs and streams that are channeled into an irrigation canal that runs downhill through the terraces.



In the village of Batad, the terraces take the shape of an amphitheater and can be reached by a 12-kilometer ride from Banaue Hotel and a 2-hour hike through mountain trails.


After trekking through the terraces, cool retreats indeed are the spring-fed stream of Guihob and the magnificent Tappiya Waterfalls which has an enormous basin for swimming.


Shopping takes a different twist in Banaue. While souvenir items are offered by curio stores, the more exciting way to shop, however, is to go on a village visit, watch a family demonstrate their native craft and then haggle for a better price on their product.

FLORIDA BUS online booking is now available please check there website www.gvfloridatransport.com.ph

-Florida bus company has a direct trip to banaue from quezon city Manila.Its terminal is in the Florida bus terminal in Kamias Quezon City.Its located below the Kamias flyover in quezon city, opposite of the Quezon city Police station 10 in Kamuning. Reservation is needed.

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