This gallery features collections on rice from the NMP and Philippine Rice Research Institute (PhilRice) evoking its significance in the Filipino culture, in terms of science, traditional knowledge and heritage systems. It also aims to support the country’s continuing campaign for the Philippines to be self-reliant on rice through responsible rice consumption. It features different types of bulul (granary idol) which are used in rituals associated with rice production and other material cultures used in planting, harvesting, processing, and storing rice.

The Rice, Biodiversity, and Climate Change Gallery is a gallery located within the National Museum of Anthropology in the Philippines. This gallery is dedicated to showcasing the importance of rice as a staple crop in Philippine culture, as well as the issues surrounding biodiversity and climate change that affect rice production and the communities that depend on it.

The gallery features interactive displays and multimedia installations that provide visitors with a deeper understanding of the complex relationship between rice, biodiversity, and climate change. It highlights the various initiatives and research projects aimed at addressing these issues and promoting sustainable rice farming practices. The Rice, Biodiversity, and Climate Change Gallery is an important part of the National Museum of Anthropology, as it promotes awareness and appreciation of the cultural and environmental significance of rice production in the Philippines.