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Plan language: 日本語Exploring things to do in Philippines offers a rich blend of history and natural beauty. Walk through Intramuros, a 16th-century walled city in Manila. Marvel at Taal Volcano, one of the smallest active volcanoes worldwide, surrounded by a scenic lake. Don’t miss the UNESCO-listed Banaue Rice Terraces, carved into the mountains over 2,000 years ago.


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Terraces ripple across mountain slopes, offering dramatic views. Hike narrow stone steps and photograph mirrorlike paddies at sunrise.
クイックファクト: 狭い段々畑のパッチワークが急斜面を登り、谷を歩き回れる生きた階段のように変えています。手作りの石の壁と巧妙な竹と用水路の灌漑システムが今も山の泉の水をきちんと整った鏡のような水田に誘導しています。
見どころ: 地元のイフガオの長老たちは、2,000行を超えることもあるハドゥド収穫の詠唱を行います。リズムは植え付けや収穫の儀式に織り込まれています。日の出が段々畑を照らし、空の色を二倍に映し出し、層が階段状の水たまりのように輝きます。
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Leche flan is a dense, silky caramel custard introduced during Spanish colonial times, and its richness comes from a simple blend of egg yolks and sweetened milk.

Bibingka is a rice cake traditionally baked in clay pots lined with banana leaves, giving it a smoky, aromatic crust and making it a beloved Christmas morning treat.

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Lechon is a whole roasted pig prized for crackling skin and tender meat, and at Filipino fiestas it serves as both a culinary showpiece and a symbol of celebration.

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