From Banaue town, a 10 - 15 minute ride to Banaue Ethnic Village.
For an entrance fee of PhP50, you get educated and get relaxed at this place.
Okay. Enough of the introductory photos.
I guess you know by now it's the Banaue Ethnic Village ;P
One part of the place is, it shows the evolution of the Ifugao houses.
The first type:
ABONG-TINODMOK
ABONG-TINODMOK
The second type:
ABONG-KINIBAT
The third type:
ABONG-GUINA-OB
The fourth type:
BALE
They have local terms so they have labels on the side of each exhibit which was very hard to remember.
A rain coat.
This ain't my size as the Ifugao locals have small builts.
A jacket.
This was what they used before. It's not as comfortable as it looks like.
Itchy, it was.
I've seen different types of blowers. This is the third type I've seen.
The skulls and bones of animals, jackets, rain coats etc.
At another side, there are cottages you can rent.
I met new people once again. They are from different places of Banaue and Ifugao.
We had tequila to keep us warm on the cold weather.
A man-made lake.
This was taken outside the village. It's okay to chill along the high way hehehe
With the cool and fresh air, I'll hang out anywhere here hee hee
With the cool and fresh air, I'll hang out anywhere here hee hee
9 comments:
ang sarap naman matulog sa mga ganyan na bahay.. hehehe
Yes, Sarap. Free aircon pa hehehe I stayed in a traditional house in Cambulo. :)
nakakarelaks!! parang ang sarap matulog lang matulog dyan at mamaluktot habang nakatalubong ng kumot hihi
true....sarap matulog dito!
parang ang sarap pumunta dyan ah, sama naman ako :)
masarap talagang pumunta dito hehehe ...tara na!
wow...punta ako dita sa mga darating na buwan....pwede po mag overnyt sa village?and need pa ba ng tour guide?
I think you can but not on those houses. I will inquire for you. Will be there tomorrow and for the rest of the holy week. No need for a tour guide here. You can take a jeepney or a trike to go here.
Hi Ms. Andy. :)
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