The Eighth Wonder of the World: Philippines' Rice Terraces & Its Farmers (Full Documentary) | TRACKS

[@robertnunn3015]

What an impressive young lady !! I see so many hard workers now that I live in Ph

[@joryaguian4824]

Im haft Ifugao.... my family is live in Subic,Zambales, My father is the one of the hears of the any rice terraces... I love the beuty and the culture of the Ifugao...

[@sabrinawanderer7560]

I can smell the green rice grass from here. Brings back memories of my childhood once again.😰 It's time to incorporate technology in this endeavor.

[@sarkarbrundaban4652]

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[@sarkarbrundaban4652]

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[@tanjirocarry4258]

data analytics will optimize the process but may potentially ruin the culture

[@kamrynloewe]

The technology involved is already great- which is why it has lasted so long.

[@gemmagemmabelen9724]

vicky... you have a huge and beautiful heart... I can sense... you arw very supportive to your tribe..

[@neozzickmixes3987]

Vicky, what a wonderful, irreplaceable woman you are. God bless you for all that you do!

[@mfitzy100]

Beautiful country and people

[@rosetornandizo8269]

I hope the Cordillera people can maintain and sustain their rice production in the Banaue Rice Terraces.

[@emelynsolis3669]

This must be maintained and supported by government ,help the people by means of providing transportation and services to the citizen to give them a goodlife..❤❤❤❤

[@KenMikaze]

Before you rant about rice production, the rice they gathered are not for commercial production, but rather only for their community. TBT, the hike there is not for the faint-hearted, so, don't be Karens to demand that they put cable car lifts there.

[@baileychapman2005]

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[@olympus4360]

TMR-Treeda true. He is god.

[@ThirtytwoJ]

Hmm. A bit of investment into things like a cable car lift system to increase productivity and transport ease alone would make that a much more viable system. Less fatigue, increased output and movement, faster harvests. Heck even a redesign of paths and some under piping and donkeys would turn that into quite a large production.

[@KenMikaze]

they would lose UNESCO recognition i they add modern facilities there.

[@KhaasLog2023]

​@@KenMikazeand what benefit do they get with the UNESCO recognition.

[@KenMikaze]

@@KhaasLog2023 tourism and preservation of their culture. Unlike the Egyptian Pyramid, the Rice terraces is a living culture, and must be preserved.

[@ThirtytwoJ]

Hmm. A bit of investment into things like a cable car lift system to increase productivity and transport ease alone would make that a much more viable system. Less fatigue, increased output and movement, faster harvests. Heck even a redesign of paths and some under piping and donkeys would turn that into quite a large production. Some shading in areas prob wouldnt hurt either.

[@Terrandrei]

🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭 the best BTW I'm a Filipino

[@leejustinm]

We need the local govt to supply milling machines and electricity and the water irrigation system to help improve the productivity

[@TheWeirdSide1]

Government is funded by taxes and easily corrupt. What you need is people like Vicky willing to sacrifice in order to make change. You need people like Elon Musk who is not driven by money but by innovation...even obsession. He sees a problem like gasoline vehicles, our single-planet nursery, and other, and is driven to make things better. Once a government gains power the individuals that make it up become overwhelmed by endless problems and areas that need money. Fairly soon the individuals end up attending to whomever gives them the most money. That leads to swift and inevitable corruption. You are more likely to see improved machinery and electricity if people are taught such skills through school education or have access to internet to learn on their own. So government will fund education before milling machines in what is logical thinking. But with more power and education comes sense of entitlement and soon the government is funding it's own military to protect its people... You don't need government, you need more Vickys.

[@paulgayahan2904]

God bless you mom Vicky.

[@marloualfeche7836]

Yah.. During winter. Hello we r in tropical area, there no winter in ph

[@ledenjoydelacruz7544]

Malamig naman talaga sa kanila sa rainy season

[@ledenjoydelacruz7544]

Iyon lang mali ngang sabihing winter at sunny at rainy lang tau

[@Girl-rj3qe]

Baka ibig sabihin, pag taglamig aka December-March. Ginamit Winter para maintindihan ng mga foreigner anong mga months at di na mahaba sasabihin.

[@daredeviltm159]

Wow..

[@aaronlohr8477]

Now that they have learned to properly fertilize their rice it's only a matter of time before they are building coliseums and cathedrals of opulent splendor.

[@CitizensoftheKingdomofHeaven]

Eight wonder? It should be re-phrased by stating: Great wonder not 8th wonder. Great wonder because that rice terraces could have had produced millions of tons of rice harvest eliminating rice imports from other rice-producing countries to save tax money for other important government projects.

[@CitizensoftheKingdomofHeaven]

@@edrian_s_b So what if is the oldest terraces when it is not productive? It would be useless.

[@marlonallansupetran7120]

Rice tariffication law has made this useless now.

[@KenMikaze]

Those are not for commercial markets though.

[@jmf710]

May God's favor be upon you Vicky.

[@marvingempeso5309]

No winter in the ph sir

[@JackySanders850]

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[@kimharrypandaan3532]

I search for these

[@JuliusDelmas]

❤

[@josephpiliz9172]

Inorganic fertilizers only work for a short while..

[@_Ben4810]

They're used as a supplement on top of the green/crop residue manuring to those terraced paddy fields...

[@lilymilyie2777]

🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭

[@ibyang3498]

The dog 🤣

[@TheWeirdSide1]

That tail wag amid disaster! Wish I had that kind of attitude:)

[@mink1463]

Wala Kasi pumapasok n investor dami mayaman n Pinoy kaso pag instik sisiraan nmn

[@Astro_989]

Im a filipino

[@Cats_Bread]

真不要脸，这个还没中国的那个大呢，中国那个都几千多年历史

[@maharlikabebz2249]

Ours is 2000 years old

[@introtwerp]

She doesn't look 50

[@gloriaandrade8199]

Philippines african tribes bro

[@gregbacbac755]

@@gloriaandrade8199 now they are not go up see what do think of the Cordillerans ?they are also austronesian part, and some of them relly looks like east asians, not Africans, never Igorots looked like them, Igorot words was from Spanish who got upset for not being conquered by them.

[@cookiemurph8532]

@@gloriaandrade8199 Lol, Another obvious nonsense made up stupid/ignorant stereotype. Will you please look around you first if your ancestors had built something that can be considered among these Wonders of the world just like what these(Igorots/Cordillerans) had built. Tell me where you from & let's compare their civilization & yours who is more ingenious. I bet that you usually take pride only of the "Natural" beauties of nature in your area.

[@suskagusip1036]

It must be the rice bruh. Almost all Asians look younger than their age.

[@antoniobenamer8681]

Vietnam and Chinas rice terrace look much better than that.

[@somedaywellknow1811]

It's a different geographic character than in china and vietnam. The Philippines has more cliffy terracess and much older

[@TRUMP_against_WAR]

Self sufficient by 2013 😂😂 it's 2024 and now the Philippines is the top importers of rice in the world averaging 4.8 millions tons.😂😂😂😂