
Terrace rice fields in Yunnan Province, China. Photo #1 by Jialiang Gao

Banaue, Philippines – Terraced Rice Fields. Photo #2 by Jeff Werner

Yuanyang sunset rice terraced mountain. Photo #3 by Takeaway

Banaue rice terraces Photo #4 by Jon Díez Supat

Fields of Gold – Boracay Island & Rice Terraces in Philippines. Photo #5 by momo

Reflections of the clouds at sunset over the rice terraced mountains of the Hani people in Yuanyang County, Yunnan, China, in wintertime, when the paddies are left filled with water until planting in Spring. Photo #6 by Takeaway

Bay-yo Rice Terraces, Bontoc, Mt. Province. Photo #7 by Shubert Ciencia

Terrace fields amidst Himalayan ranges, near Rishikesh. Photo #8 by Ekabhishek

Mountain of Rice – Philippines. Photographers noted, “These rice terraces that follow the contours of the mountain had been here for roughly 2,000 years. Dubbed as the eight wonder of the world, these rice terraces are carved out of rocky mountainsides in most of the Cordillera Provinces — following sacred traditions and skill passed on to generations. On the average, these rice terraces are 1,500 meters above sea level.” Photo #9 by Storm Crypt

Hamanoura (Saga) rice terraces in Japan. Photo #10 by kanegen

Terraced Fields in Machu Picchu, Peru. Photo #11 by Christophe Meneboeuf

Evening sun in terraced paddy fields. Photo #12 by takuma kimura

Rice terraces in early morning mist, Guangxi Province, China. Photo #13 by miquitos

Terrace rice fields in Yunnan Province, China – shot 2. Photo #14 by JialiangGao

Banaue rice terrace – Philippines. Photo #15 by Agricmarketing

Rice Terraces in Longsheng near Guilin China. The photographer noted, “The rice terraces have been in use for hundreds of years by the Yao ethnic people of this region.” Photo #16 by Jack French

Rice terraces While trekking around the Annapurnas. Photo #17 by Eric Montfort
what a feat of engineering and so very beautiful!
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SImply beautiful.
The fluid contours are sensuous and voluptuous, revealing the abundance in every crevice and opportunity.
This form of farming is deigned ‘primitive’ by those who have mechanisation but this is so sophisticated
reflecting ancient wisdom.
Thank you
Very beautiful and thanks as I could see terraces built in different ways.
Great pictures… so big and vivid colors.. I really really love viewing the compilation of rice terreces from different countries made by different people:)) tns so much^^
Went to Bali a few years ago and witnessed these things first hand. A spectacular sight and ingenious use of very limited space to produce large quantities of food. And when you consider that these practices were have been in use for hundreds and even thousands of years it makes you realize that we westerners could learn a thing or two from them, both in technique and ethics.
Amazing!! What great skills to make these rice paddies look so artistically beautiful. Thank you very much for the exhibit.
This is a great invention by the Creator to humankind.
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Under the water of these fields the natural fertilizers break down differently than they do in dry ground. The gases that bubble from these fields are full of methane. Methane is said to be twenty times worse than carbon dioxide for causing global warming(if that exists). Did global warming start two thousand years ago with the birth of this kind of farming? Could this be what turned the middle east into a desert and propelled us into the global state we’re in now?
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