Photograph | My Rice Terraces Dream

 

Centuries-old beauty of Batad Rice Terraces

Overwhelmed that I was able to go to another dream destination of mine, first was El Nido of last year, I am out of words on how I should start my Banaue-Batad posts. I think I should give you a quick background when I was still a student in Dumaguete, Negros Oriental. I've never had an idea that I would be able to travel after I graduated, back then those picturesque photos in our history textbooks were just my dream destinations. I do not have the luxury to spend another peso aside from my school-student assistant-tutor sideline-assignments/projects/studying regime 'coz I needed to maintain grades for the scholarships.


I also have a motion sickness, so I hated buses and all those transportation with strong smell of air fresheners.  It was later when I had a job that I started to go to places and when I met these group of travel bloggers, I learned that you could actually travel maximizing the places to visit and resources that you have. I am still struggling up to this day on how to avoid motion sickness on travels like bringing some head wear for nose protection and efficascent oil so I won't smell the fresheners.

Majestic Batad Rice Terraces

So, here I was last April 6. Finally stepping the land of Banaue, where I learned back in grade school to be the land of rice terraces. IT WAS BREATHTAKING! All the butt-numbing ride and  trek was so worth it!

Keep posted for more about my trip in Ifugao.

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This trip was made possible by Trail Adventours, to know more about their different mountain adventures visit their website: www.trailadventours.com or facebook page: Trail Adventours.

 

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