NAN NANGALAAN DI ILI AY BANAAO HI NAGAN NA YA STORYAN DI GAWAAN (THE LEGEND OF BANAAO AND THE STORY OF GAWAAN LAKE ) Od kasin, wada nan baballasang ay man nagan hi Bangan,Sugaypan,ya hi Lungahban ay nagapu ud adawi ay mangin layad ay man ila hi maki to-o an da. (long time ago there …
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Ayyoweng di Lambak di Tadian Festival Celebrated every March – 1st Friday & Saturday Ayyoweng di Lambak ed Tadian (a celebration and thanksgiving), is a subtle and a powerful medium through which “i-Tadian” communicate their varied emotions to the outside world. It is an avenue where the many beautiful and value-laden cultural practices of the …
Lubon National High School theater arts group portray how the Igorots defended their land, life and culture from foreign invaders during the 2017 Dulansangan in Malolos, Bulacan When losing becomes winning Julius Jay B. Daskeo Jr. Everybody loves to win. Who wouldn’t? The exhilaration of getting first to the finish line, the joy of triumphantly …
Marlboro to Blue Soil Trail of Sagada Kamanbaneng Peak is one of the higher peaks in Sagada bordering Alab. Some things to know about this place are: First, it’s a great camping ground; second, if lucky, one can spot some wild horses here, hence the name Marlboro Country. Also, it’s a great alternative to the often …
Binangi: A past reconstructed By: Felomina Lisweg- Daskeo Long before our ancestors heard of nails and concrete, they were able to construct sturdy houses that could withstand the strongest typhoons with whatever available materials that they could find in the forest, like sticks, lumber, cogon grass and vines. These houses were called “binangi”, others call …
Part I: Bringing Home of the Materials from the Forest The above images shows materials that will be used for the building of the Binangi. This materials were gathered and prepared from the forest by the community and the owner. After all the materials are gathered and ready to be used for the construction of …
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