Arts

Weaving - They are skilled in weaving, particularly with rattan, which is used in the construction of their houses and in creating their traditional attire and artifacts.

Brasswork - They have expert artisans who create intricate brass belts for women, known as kaget, and belt accessories called kina-wit.

Musical instrument - Musical Instruments: The tribe makes unique musical instruments like the gisada, a violin with human hair strings, and the kulising, a bamboo guitar.

Embroidery -  Indigenous embroidery is another craft practiced by the Bugkalot, with elders teaching the younger generations to ensure the continuation of this skill.

Headdresses -  The male headdress, called tukbed, is an essential artifact. It is made from a rattan frame and features designs that vary depending on the rank of the tribe member.

Accessory Making - Young men are trained in making accessories, while young women are involved in weaving, making attires, and other decorative items