Philippines · RICE TERRACES TOURS
The 15 rice terrace tours you can book today, each with its price, its length and the kind of traveller it suits. The one at the top is there on merit, so start with it and work down.
Hike Batad’s rice terraces with a local guide, taste rice wine, mill rice by hand, and learn Ifugao life on a flexible six-hour tour.
“our party of 3 had a great tour with Miller and his wife Bridgette. we had a fast tracked trip so we were only able to do a day tour with them, which they were very flexible on. Bridgette did most of the guiding for us, where Miller arranged transRead more”
Review of a four-day Banaue hiking tour from Manila, with rice terraces, village stays, waterfalls, overnight buses, costs, and packing advice.
“The most memorable moment was actually to see the rice terrace open up infront of you. Hiking there made an impression.”
Review the 3-day Banaue and Batad tour from Manila, with private transport, homestays, local guides, terraces, and Tappia Waterfall.
“Wow!! What a great visit to the rice terraces! JP was an excellent guide/driver, and we also spent one day with another local guide. The ride was long, and pretty windy up in the mountains (if you get car sick, take some medicine with you!), Read more”
Review of a 4-day Sagada and Banaue tour from Manila, with caves, terraces, waterfalls, local culture, transport, costs, and practical tips.
“This was a fabulous trip. I was solo because no one else had booked the tour, but I was the winner. Zohan tailored everything to my interests, taking me to his village and sharing the indigenous practices of the Ifugao people with me. I was honoured to see the burial hut of his ancestors. He shared so much information and wisdom. I skipped a waterfall trip and didnt do the whole Sagada cave kerplunking. The treks were short but quite challenging for a "senior" but Zohan was watching my every step. Thank you, Zohan. I will never forget this experience. I'd thoroughly recommend the tour. Brace yourself for the bus…”
Review of a 5-day private Sagada, Banaue, and Batad tour from Manila, with mountain hikes, rice terraces, lodging, transfers, and practical advice.
“We had a great time! This was a meaningful experience that challenged us to think about the richness of the culture we were discovering while having really rewarding hikes. The guide that accompanied us was very knowledgeable and gave Read more”
Review of the 3-day Manila tour to Sagada, Baguio, and Banaue, with caves, rice terraces, mountain views, costs, comfort, and practical tips.
“It’s a great & Fantastic tour showcasing the Philippine Highlands. The Cave was the overall Winner for me. Plus theres hiking, a cemetery and rice paddies.There are some issues to be aware of. If you’re being transported in a Premium Van, under no circumstances should there be more than 12 passengers unless you want a painful journey. As well the tour should not depart Manila after 7pm. Also if you’re not a picky eater you’re introduced to Filipino cuisine! I do recommend this tour”
Review of the 4-day Sagada and Banaue tour, with cave hikes, hanging coffins, UNESCO terraces, meals, transport, and practical advice.
“This is a very physical tour with every hour packed with so much to see, hear, learn and hike to :). Zohan (also known as Marc), our guide, was the best guide I've ever had... so knowledgeable, so eager to share, and so passionate. I totally recRead more”
Review the 3-day Banaue Rice Terraces tour from Manila, with Batad, Hapao, Tapiya Falls, hot springs, transfers, and homestay stays.
“The guides assigned to us were great. Do mine took us to Botad and Jimmy took us to Bogyah Hot Springs. We stayed at Japan’ Place at Bro Zone. We arrived early, but were welcomed by the Bustamante Family. We had all of our meals theRead more”
Review of the 7-day Banaue and Sagada tour, with rice terraces, caves, waterfalls, hot springs, fitness needs, costs, and practical tips.
“Did this tour with my mum and her partner (both >65). The tour started in Manila, and included a side trip to Mt. Pinatubo (an add-on), Banuae rice terraces; Sagada; and Baguio (also an add-on).”
Trek 34 kilometers through Banaue, Pula, Cambulo, Batad, and Bangaan with village homestays, waterfalls, and local guides.
“The hike from from Banaue through Pula and Cambulo to Batad was amazing! The rice terraces were absolutely beatuful. I also enjoyed swimming in the waterfall plunge pools.”
Review of a 3-day private Banaue and Batad tour from Manila, with rice terraces, Tappiya Falls, local stays, costs, hiking, and practical tips.
“La peor y la más cara excursión que nos ha tocado en todo nuestro recorrido por Filipina. Transporte pésimo, defectuoso, con un coche que pretendía llevarnos unos 250 km con un defecto grave de motor y que tuvieron que parar cada 10 km para enfriar el motor a manguRead more”
Review of Bohol’s Can-umantad Falls and Candijay rice terraces tour, with swimming, Anda stops, pricing, timing, and practical booking advice.
“A nice and fairly big waterfall where you can swim and refresh yourself. Just rent a scooter and get there, it's easy to find.”
Review of the 4-day Banaue and Ifugao trek from Manila, with village stays, rice terraces, waterfalls, costs, logistics, and honest advice.
“I am currently at a closed restaurant because the bus dropped me off somewhere to wait in someone. I compared my price which was 4 times what the others paid. No one is telling us anything. we are just waiting”
Hike Banaue and Sagada from Manila on a seven-day small-group adventure with rice terraces, waterfalls, caves, pottery, and Blue Soil Hills.
“thankyou trip advisor! you've putted a check on my bucket list here in philippines! sagada was beautiful and you made it more beautiful”
Explore Banaue, Batad, Sagada, Baguio, and more on a private seven-day trip with rice terraces, caves, waterfalls, and local culture.
“Day 1: Arrival in Banaue Our journey began in Banaue, where we were greeted by the breathtaking views of the iconic rice terraces. Staying at a local guesthouse, we were immersed in the culture and hospitality of the Ifugao people. A short trek Read more”
