Often called ‘The Eighth Wonder of the World’, the hand-carved rice terraces in Banaue are long enough to stretch halfway around the globe.

A testament to what man can achieve when it works with nature, the Banaue rice terraces in the Philippines are renowned for their beautiful aesthetics and bountiful yield.

Here’s a list of the world's most incredible and beautiful rice terraces that are worth visiting at least once. More on Times Travel.

Brian Grubb on wakeskating in Banaue: "Since I first saw the drawing of these huge rice terraces on the back of the 1000-peso bill, the idea of having a session there wouldn’t let me go. It was ...

Who would have imagined some 2000 years ago (when the world renowned Banaue Rice Terraces were created), that this secluded part of Luzon would somehow attract millions of visitors worldwide?

Archaeologist and professor Stephen Acabado on Sunday afternoon shared pictures of a poster he spotted at the NAIA Terminal 4 promoting the rice terraces and claiming it was in Benguet.

The Banaue Rice Terraces are sometimes called the ‘Eighth Wonder of the World’. Perched 1,500 metres up on the side of the Cordillera mountains in Ifugao, Philippines, the network of fields is ...

Behind postcards of the famous Banaue Rice Terraces, what problems do Ifugao upland farmers face to preserve its beauty and the rich culture behind it? Has the Eighth Wonder of the ...

Banaue Rice Terraces, carved into the mountains of Ifugao in northern Philippines, was part of Lonely Planet’s video of “world’s greenest places” published Sunday.

Book editor Ester Dipasupil During the launch, Banaue Mayor Jerry Dalipog thanked How for her unstinting efforts to help Banaue and other communities in saving the rice terraces.

You can now visit the Banaue rice terraces by taking a chartered flight from Clark International Airport starting June 1!