The traditional house of the Ivatan is called the Rakuh. It is the main house that serves as living quarters. Its ceiling is higher that could store jars, boats, and other household belongings. The house typically has two levels which are divided by a …

2020年8月5日 · The traditional house of the Ivatan is called the Rakuh. It is the main house that serves as living quarters. Its ceiling is higher that could store jars, boats, and other household belongings. The house typically has two levels which are divided by a floor made of wood joined by wooden dowels.

2019年4月29日 · Marlboro Hills, or Racuh A Payaman is the most visited tourist spot in Batanes.

2024年5月11日 · Rakuh A Payaman, commonly known as Marlboro Country, is a breathtaking landscape nestled in Mahatao, Batanes, at the northernmost edge of the Philippines. This vast expanse of green hills and open pastureland offers a serene escape, presenting a tableau so picturesque it rivals scenes from postcards.

2014年3月3日 · Rakuh-a-Payaman (wide pasture) or The Payaman, famously called [by tourists] as Marlboro Country, is promontory and a communal pastureland in the Barangay Imjanjbu in the municipality of Uyugan, southern part of Batan Island. It is one of the must see attractions in the province of Batanes, the Philippines.

Racuh A Payaman is one of Batanes' most popular tourist attractions. It is a vast communal pasture land where livestock, mainly cows and carabaos, can be seen grazing freely on the small plain. These are owned by members of the Mahatao Communal Pastureland Association.

2022年7月24日 · Racuh A Payaman is a beautiful pasture land located on the island of Batan in Batanes, Philippines. It is a popular tourist destination where cattle, horses, water buffalos, local communities, and foreign visitors walk and interact freely.

Compared to the sinadumparan, rakuh has bigger floor area with a lower level which functions as the storage area. The walls are made of lime mortar that binds the stones of different sizes. It has two doors and three windows.

2014年6月4日 · From afar, a pink dot — me, the pink dot — dashed across the grass-covered waves that peaked and sank softly across the rugged seaside landscape. Locals call this Racuh a Payaman. Tourists have another name for it: Marlboro …

The document summarizes pre-colonial architecture in the Batanes islands, specifically the Ivatan house typology. It describes the main structural features of three types of traditional Ivatan houses - the sindumparan, rakuh, and jin-jin.