About Antique Rice Terraces
The Antique Rice Terraces are agricultural terraces located in Barangay General Fullon, San Remigio, Antique, in the central highlands of Panay Island. Often compared to the Cordillera terraces, they feature layered paddies carved into mountain slopes by local farming communities. The site is notable for its scenic upland landscape, traditional farming methods, and panoramic views of the surrounding mountains and valleys, representing the agricultural heritage of Antique Province.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect layered rice paddies carved into mountain slopes in an upland rural setting surrounded by forested hills and valleys. The area offers panoramic viewpoints over the terraces, small farm trails between paddies, and views of traditional farming activity. There are no large commercial structures; the landscape is agricultural and natural, best explored on foot with a local guide. Photography and sightseeing are the main experiences.
Key highlights
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Layered rice terraces carved into mountain slopes in Barangay General Fullon
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Panoramic upland views of mountains and valleys in central Panay
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Traditional rice farming landscape maintained by local communities
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Viewpoints and farm trails for sightseeing and photography
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Comparatively less crowded alternative to northern Luzon terraces