a concrete track down from the Batad Saddle to the village proper. The park is featured on the reverse side of the New Design series one thousand peso note printed from 1991 to 2012 as well as the reverse side of the New Generation Currency twenty peso note that was printed from 2010 to 2021. Other notable rice terraces in Ifugao Aside from the Banaue Rice terraces there are 4 other similar terraces: the Batad Rice Terraces, Mayoyao Rice Terraces, Hapao Rice Terraces, and Kiangan Rice Terraces. Soil types in this mountainous province are similar to that used to fabricate clay pots or clay jars (also used in construction by firing clay). The Batad Rice Terraces are located in Barangay Batad in Banaue, these terraces resemble an amphitheatre. The Mayoyao Rice Terraces are for a rice variety called "tinawon", a rare type of organic rice which is grown in red and white varieties in these terraces. The Hapao Rice Terraces are located in Hungduan and are stone-walled from Sagada rock formation and date back to 650 AD. The Kiangan Rice Terraces are in Banaue, on which are grown the rice varieties of nagacadan and julungan. See also Rice Terraces of the Philippine Cordilleras Tourism in the Philippines References External links Ifugao Archaeological Project Banaue Rice Terraces information The seed keepers' treasure (Rice Today, International Rice Research Institute) Bird's Eye View of an Enduring Rice Culture Agricultural terraces Geography of Ifugao Historic Civil Engineering Landmarks National Cultural Treasures of the Philippines Tourist attractions in Ifugao Globally Important Agricultural Heritage Systems