Rice Terraces Of The Philippine Cordilleras Philippines Travel Guide
Focus on breathable fabrics for comfort during the day and warmer layers for evenings.
Prioritize quick-drying and waterproof items to stay comfortable amidst heavier rains.
Sturdy, comfortable, Waterproof hiking boots with ankle support. Break them in well-populated to avoid blisters.
Comfortable walking sandals or sturdy Sneakers are good for Banaue town or within villages.
Water shoes prove useful for the river crossings, wet trails, or exploring waterfalls.
Keeping your documents organized and accessible is an important part of travel preparation.
Power supply and connectivity can be intermittent in remote areas. Plan your electronics accordingly.
Stay connected and navigate with these tools.
A good Mirrorless or DSLR with a versatile lens (e.g., 24-70mm equivalent). A Wide-angle lens for expansive views. A Drone for aerials (check regulations). Extra batteries and memory cards. A Waterproof bag for electronics.
Electricity can be intermittent. A High-capacity power bank is firm for charging phones and cameras on the go. See Portable chargers.
Use cloud storage services (Google Drive, Dropbox) or bring a Portable hard drive to create backups of pictures and important files.
A well-stocked Personal first aid kit and personal care items are important, notably in rural places where supplies may be limited.
Protect yourself from environmental factors and maintain hygiene on the go.
The main movement in the Rice Terraces region is trekking. Prepare your kit accordingly.
Decide what to rent or bring based on quality and availability.
Beyond standard trekking gear, no specifically unique specialty items are needed for the Rice Terraces.
These items help your comfort, security, and contribute to a more responsible travel experience.
Embracing sustainable practices and cultural sensitivity during your visit.
Reduces plastic waste; refill from filtered sources.
Handy for purchases, lessens plastic bag use.
For street food and takeaway meals, avoids single-use plastic.
Consider solid shampoos/soaps to reduce disposable plastic bottles.
Pack quick-drying clothes. Cotton dries slowly in humid conditions. Synthetic blends or merino wool perform better for trekking.
Consider packing cubes for organization and to compress clothes, maximizing space in your backpack.
