One thousand five hundred meters above sea level, Igorot villages lie in a sprawl of lush forests, pine thickets and rice terraces. This photo by Storm Crypt of the Banaue Rice Terraces represents the
hardiness of the Igorots - from the Ifugaos to the Bontocs to the
Ibalois and the Kankanaeys - who, through the centuries have skillfully
carved the mountains with primitive equipments, leaving a legacy that's
beyond the engineering prowess of our generation.
1 comments:
Great photo and nice article!
Keep up the great work!
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