Igorots: The so-called savages of the Cordilleras 
Od-odio, the Narra Tree Song 
Baguio Creatives finding ways to rise above Pandemic 
Baguio City Creative Christmas Trees 
How a wooden spoon started a creative village 
The Sagada Way 
The Mountain Trail Thrill 
Baguio stages first Creative Festival 
Wire Art, a miner’s lifeline 
In 1904, the United States of America staged the first human exhibit called St. Louis
This is the legend of the hugo or bulol, a human-shaped sculpture found in many
The story of the famous tourist destination the Asin Wood Carvers’ village in Northern Philippines
Sagada is one of the best destinations in the Philippines with so much activities and
Sagada’s annual Ap-apoy. Sagada’s Ap-apoy is a celebration of All Saints Day combined with the
Benguet is home to three major ethnic groups, the Kankanaey, Ibaloy, and Kalanguya. The three
The rice-farming practice of the Cordilleras has created rice terraces that are now considered a
Pangalay is the traditional dance of the Tausūg people of the Sulu Archipelago in the Philippines and Sabah. Pangalay means
In many parts of the Philippines, the word Igorot is used as a derogatory term
