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The Ilocano community is located in the Western Visayas of the Philippines. This ethnic group has significantly influenced Philippine culture and society through Ilocano, a dialect spoken by approximately 10 million Filipinos. In this Site, the researchers will delve into the Ilocano culture, with Ilocano as their language, living conditions, clothing, cultural heritage, and more.
Language
The main language spoken in Ilocos is Ilocano also known as Iloko and Ilokano.
It is one of the major languages in the Philippines.
Culture
Ilocano culture value learning and tradition.
First, education is very important to Ilocanos. Parents will sacrifice anything to have a better future for their children.
Second, festivals are a big part of Ilocos. Festivals like Empanada festival and Guling-Guling Festival celebrate food, religion, and history. Empanada festival celebrates the famous Batac empanada and Guling-Guling festival marks an old tradition preparing for Lent.
People
The people of the Ilocos Region are known as Ilocanos, third largest ethnolinguistic group in the Philippines.
They mostly live in northern Luzon, especially in Ilocos Norte, Ilocos Sur, La union, and parts of Pangasinan.
Landmark
Calle Crisologo - known for one of the best streets in the Philippines.
Paoay Church - A UNESCO World heritage site known for its Baroque style.
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