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If you’re anywhere near Guilin, don’t miss the LongJi Rice Terraces. These stunning “dragon’s backbone” fields have been carved into the mountainsides for over 650 years by the Zhuang and Yao ethnic minority groups — an ancient feat of engineering and pure beauty. We visited in autumn, when the paddies glow golden – absolutely magical. Took the cable car up (highly recommend unless you’re keen on a serious hike!), and the views from the top were unreal. Also, make time for lunch at the little restaurant near the summit – generous portions, delicious local dishes, and a panoramic view that makes it all taste even better. 10/10 experience – peaceful, breathtaking, and deeply rooted in tradition. #LongJi #LongJiRiceTerrace #Guilin #GuilinTravel #ChinaTravel #ChinaNature #RiceTerraces #DragonBackbone #GoldenFields #AutumnVibes #TravelChina #VisitChina #HiddenGems #ScenicViews #CulturalHeritage #BucketListTravel #UNESCOWorldHeritage #EthnicVillages #ZhuangMinority #YaoMinority #MountainViews #TerraceFields #CableCarRide #AsiaTravel #NatureLovers #PhotographySpots #WanderlustChina #TravelGoals #FoodWithAView #SlowTravel

Nestled in the heart of Bali, the Tegalalang Rice Terraces paint a mesmerizing portrait of the island's agricultural prowess and natural beauty. It is renowned for the stunning emerald-green rice paddies cascading down the hillsides. Dating back over 2,000 years, these terraces reflect Bali's ancient Subak irrigation system, a UNESCO-recognized cultural heritage. Location: The Tegalalang Rice Terraces are located approximately 30 minutes north of Ubud, a cultural hub in central Bali. Accessible by car or scooter, the terraces are a scenic drive through lush countryside landscapes. Entrance Fee: Visitors to the Tegalalang Rice Terraces are typically required to pay a nominal entrance fee upon arrival. The entrance fee is approximately 25,000idr per person. However, please note that entrance fees may vary, so it's advisable to check for updated pricing before planning your visit. Exploring the Terraces: Once you arrive, prepare to embark on a journey through Bali's picturesque landscapes. The Tegalalang Rice Terraces offer various vantage points and walking paths, allowing visitors to explore the verdant fields and capture stunning photos of the panoramic views. Tips for Visitors: 1. Wear comfortable footwear suitable for walking on uneven terrain. 2. Bring plenty of water and sunscreen, as the tropical sun can be intense. 3. Bring cash to buy any snacks, refreshments or souvenirs from local vendors or for access to certain photo zones / props for photos. 4. Respect the environment and local customs during your visit, including avoiding walking on the rice paddies. Conclusion: The Tegalalang Rice Terraces beckon travelers seeking a glimpse into Bali's rural life and natural beauty. With its lush greenery, sweeping vistas, and cultural significance, a visit to these iconic terraces is sure to be a highlight of your Bali adventure. #landscape #trip #instatravel #scenery #bali #island #localguides #terracefields

#celebratewithtrip One of my most memorable trips is Banaue, Ifugao where you can find the UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Batad Rice Terraces and Bangaan Rice Terraces. It is 8-9 hrs travel via NLEX, SCTEX, TPLEX taking Pura Exit to Dalton Pass and drive straight to Bagabag then enter Ifugao to Banaue. I choose Banaue Hotel which is 1/2 km before the town center. It is a government hotel which gives the indigenous feeling and ambiance of the place. Buffet breakfast is excellent with the like of champurado and dried fish. It has swimming pool but the cold weather prevents me to dip in. But of course, I need to see BATAD. It is a 19 mins drive by car but I need to walk to Batad. I hired a guide to take the best trails and to tell about the history and custom of the locals. It was a difficult trekking and I did not finish because I was not too ready. Next time, I will come back and conquer Batad Terraces!#mytripvlog#mountainview#tripblazers#spooktaculartrip#fallingforfall#terracefields#trekking#mountainhike

The paddy fields in Zhinan village were defo the highlight of my fall this year. They’re located right at the entrance of the village surrounded by many viewpoints for tourists. You can walk through the fields and venture further at ease! The views were breathtaking and so worth it! I spent a weekend in the village and explored this part on a Saturday. It was crowded, but this place is so big that you can easily find spots without people to take pictures 📸💛 Address ➡️ Zhinan Village, 指南村 #celebratewithtrip #village #paddyfields #terracefields #fallsadventure #fallseason #fall #autumn #linan #zhejiang #ruralvillage #travelinspiration #photography

It takes about 2+ hours car ride from Guilin to Longji Terrace Fields. As private cars are not allow in the mountain, one will need to take the shuttle bus which cost RMB25 to the Longji Terrace Fields. The drop off point is at the viewing deck of Nine Dragons and Five Tigers. From here, you will be able to capture the entire terrace fields and the Pingan village on camera. Longji Terrace Fields certainly warrant to be one of the best scenic sights in China. It’s a breathtaking views from here as the fields resemble the vertical stripes of tigers. Hike down to the Pingan Village to catch a glimpse of the Zhuang ethnic minority. In the village, there are several inns or hotels available if one choose to spend the night. Continue to follow the directional signs (available in English) to the Seven Stars Accompany the Moon, a viewing deck to capture another angle of the terrace fields. The weather was gloomy and it started to rain. The cloud slowly drifting in covering the entire terrace fields and mountains creating a mystical picture perfect moments. Definitely worth the ride to Longji Terrace Fields as it is awesome experience. #hiking #terracefields #longji