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Banaue, Philippines
Brutally Marvelous… With more than 10,000 masl elevation gain passing thru the most scenic state of rice terraces, can you ask for more? ALTRA 100 takes place at the home of the Eighth Wonder of the World – The Banaue Rice Terraces, also declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Will pass two (2) major provinces – Ifugao and Mountain Province traver
Brutally Marvelous… With more than 10,000 masl elevation gain passing thru the most scenic state of rice terraces, can you ask for more? ALTRA 100 takes place at the home of the Eighth Wonder of the World – The Banaue Rice Terraces, also declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Will pass two (2) major provinces – Ifugao and Mountain Province traver
The 50 Km is a brutally marvelous route that will start at Banaue Ethnic Village. Runners will pass thru the extreme natural landscapes of the great Ifugao villages and terraces built more than 2000 years ago and now declared as UNESCO World Heritage Sites. The route will traverse two (2) municipalities – Banaue, and Barlig. Runners will exit the Ethnic Village to reach Awan-igid. Awan-igid is their gateway to the amazing Pula Village connecting the most visited villages of Cambulo and the so-called amphitheater of the Gods, Batad. But before that, runners will climb Mt. Amuyao, the highest mountain of Mt. Province, and traverse to Barlig. Take the loop route going back to Pula then proceed to Banaue Ethnic Village to finish the race.
The 50 Km is a brutally marvelous route that will start at Banaue Ethnic Village. Runners will pass thru the extreme natural landscapes of the great Ifugao villages and terraces built more than 2000 years ago and now declared as UNESCO World Heritage Sites. The route will traverse two (2) municipalities – Banaue, and Barlig. Runners will exit the Ethnic Village to reach Awan-igid. Awan-igid is their gateway to the amazing Pula Village connecting the most visited villages of Cambulo and the so-called amphitheater of the Gods, Batad. But before that, runners will climb Mt. Amuyao, the highest mountain of Mt. Province, and traverse to Barlig. Take the loop route going back to Pula then proceed to Banaue Ethnic Village to finish the race.
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