Intangible Cultures 

"TAYAW"

Tayaw is a traditional dance from the Cordillera region of the Philippines.  Dancers wear loincloth and move with grace and pride.  It's more than just a dance; it's a way for the Igorot people to celebrate, show thanks, and connect with their history and community.  It's a way to honor their ancestors and keep their culture alive.

ADIVAY

 Adivay Trade Fair celebrated in La Trinidad Benguet is a lively celebration of its culture and crafts.  People come to enjoy local food, see traditional items, and celebrate Benguet's heritage. This year's theme, "Embracing our identity to create a resilient Benguet," shows how proud and strong the community is.  It's more than just a market; it's a fun gathering.

"BAYANIHAN"

Igorots working together, a perfect example of "bayanihan".  They're building something using bamboo, showing how they help each other. This teamwork is a big part of their culture which they called in Buguias as "Albubo" which particulaly means helping each other without exchange of something. This culture should be honored and followed as an example. Also, their clothes and serious faces show how important this shared work is.  Bayanihan is more than just helping; it's about community and pride