Bali rice terraces

Bali rice terraces

JATILUWIH, Indonesia - Farmers work in rice terraces in the village of Jatiluwih on Bali, Indonesia, in October 2012. The cultural landscape of Bali based on the "subak" traditional irrigation management system was listed in June 2012 as a UNESCO world cultural heritage.

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