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    Ifugaos, residents of the Banaue and Batad rice terraces are primarily farmers. Signage detail the history of the Ifugao rice terraces, but a sign for a job opening also shows the financial opportunities for such areas frequented by tourists. Though tourism creates business opportunities, the practices of the old traditions might not be of interest to the young locals. Restaurant cooks and waiters, tour guides, or even souvenir vendors have more appeal. by: jsanjuan Views[1003] Taken from on the bus trip down to Baguio from Sagada by: kala Views[493] Taken from the bus on the trip down to Baguio from Sagada by: kala Views[419]
     
    The socials deck in our inn in Sagada by: kala Views[393] Taken early one morning from our window in Sagada by: kala Views[411] Taken in one of the caves in Sagada. by: kala Views[494] Taken from our in. This is the hallway right outside our room by: kala Views[371] Trail leading to one of the many caves to visit in Sagada by: kala Views[424]
     
    A woman tends to the crop. Taken in Batad by: kala Views[404] Shot in Batad on the way to the Falls by: kala Views[437] Shot of the terraces in Batad on the way to the falls by: kala Views[378]   

     

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