Terraced fields are fields with strips or wavy sections built along the contour line on the hillsides. Terraced fields are the sympol of human beings' creativity, and it is a model of harmonious coexistence between human and nature.

Looking at the beautiful lines of the terraced fields, the blue water surface reflecting the sky, and the farmers cultivating, it is like a fairyland on earth. Let's take a look at some of the beautiful terraces.

1. Tegallalang Rice Terrace

The Tegallalang Rice Terrace are the famous rice terraces in Bali, and here you will find many familiar scenes from postcards and photography.

Coconut groves dot the fields, and the majestic volcanic background makes it unique among countless terraced fields in the world, the most rare of which is the perfect combination of tropical and idyllic scenery. Visitors can enjoy Indonesian-inspired cuisine at these uniquely landscaped restaurants while admiring the breathtaking views of the Tegallalang Rice Terrace.

2. Banaue Rice Terraces

The Banaue Rice Terraces are located in northern Luzon. Luzon has a terraced field of 400 square kilometers that spans 5 mountains. Among them, the terraced fields in the Banaue area are relatively complete and spectacular, close to the road and tourist attractions. So people used to call these terraces Banaue Rice Terraces.

The mountain road along Banaue is rough, with cliffs and deep valleys nearby. A series of canals flowed like silver chains from the top of the mountain, and the water in the canals nourished the grass seedlings. The Banaue Rice Terraces are large in scale and have a long history, making them a good place for tourism.

3. Longji Rice Terraces

Located in China, Longji Terraced Fields is a scenic spot combining natural landscapes with cultural landscapes of ethnic minorities. The two terraced fields look both majestic and refined.

Due to the different hills, the two terraces present two different landscapes. The stilted houses in the village are built along the mountains. From a distance, the whole village is above the dragon's waist, and the surrounding terraces surround the village, just like the annual rings, which is fascinating.

4.Rice Terraces Of The Cordilleras 

Known as the "Eighth Wonder of the World", the Rice Terraces Of The Cordilleras are located in the Andes Mountains. This is land cleared by local indigenous tribes in the bare mountains for their livelihoods.

In order to prevent soil erosion, the local people worked tirelessly for centuries to build embankments with stones, until they became the current Rice Terraces Of The Cordilleras, also known as the "ladder to heaven".

Knowledge passed down from generation to generation, sacred traditions and a delicate social balance have created a beautiful landscape that expresses the conquest and fusion between human beings and the environment, and you will be very sorry to miss it.