"Ifugao"

@Shavkat (140030)

Philippines

October 29, 2021 3:37am CST

They are tribes who live in the mountains in the province of Ifugao, Philippines. Their village is well-known of the 'Ifugao Rice Terraces,' which is considered as the World Heritage Site by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO). The dialects used by them are: 'Amganad,' 'Kiangan,' and 'Mayoyao.' In addition, they are also known for their chanting song called 'Hudhhud.' It is usually sung during the funerals by the Ifugao women.

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@solidcodes (1764)

• Philippines

29 Oct 21

It is nice they transformed mountains into rice fields.

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@Shavkat (140030)

• Philippines

29 Oct 21

I agree. This is how they lived before and continue to live because of these rice paddies.

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@arunima25 (87830)

• Bangalore, India

29 Oct 21

It's interesting to know and study about the tribes. They have rich and interesting traditions.

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@Shavkat (140030)

• Philippines

29 Oct 21

You said it right. I hope I could visit the 'Ifugao Rice Terraces' in the future. Image Credit: cdn.theculturetrip.com

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@db20747 (43440)

• Washington, District Of Columbia

29 Oct 21

@Shavkat amazing how they've shaped the mountains to grow rice

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@arunima25 (87830)

• Bangalore, India

29 Oct 21

@Shavkat That's amazing! Reminds me of our terrace farming that they develop here in hilly regions of India to grow tea.

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@RebeccasFarm (89980)

• Arvada, Colorado

29 Oct 21

This is wonderful to learn all this thanks Shavvie. I love the drawing there.

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@Shavkat (140030)

• Philippines

29 Oct 21

I do like the painting done by the artist. Thanks.

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@rakski (123865)

• Philippines

30 Oct 21

this is a modern representation. A cartoon version. cute

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@Shavkat (140030)

• Philippines

30 Oct 21

I agree. It goes with the trendy version.

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@Shavkat (140030)

• Philippines

31 Oct 21

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@rakski (123865)

• Philippines

31 Oct 21

@Shavkat yes, it is

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@db20747 (43440)

• Washington, District Of Columbia

29 Oct 21

This is interesting, I have a strong interests in cultures and to see that many ancient traditions endure. Where new meets old

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@Shavkat (140030)

• Philippines

29 Oct 21

I personally have an interest in knowing the local tribes' cultures and practices here.

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@Rashnag (30592)

• Surat, India

29 Oct 21

Lovely picture. Glad to know about the culture and it's importance. We too have different tribes living in India

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@Shavkat (140030)

• Philippines

29 Oct 21

Have you ever been with them before? I am sure it would be fun to know their cultures.

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@Rashnag (30592)

• Surat, India

29 Oct 21

@Shavkat no dear I haven't got the chance yet

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@Shavkat (140030)

• Philippines

29 Oct 21

@Rashnag Are they located in far-flung areas?

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@DaddyEvil (137261)

• United States

29 Oct 21

They were head hunters before you forced them to stop... What happened? They looked at you and decided you'd make a very scary looking shrunken head?

@DocAndersen (54402)

• United States

29 Oct 21

the painting is impressive looks to be water color is it?

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@Shavkat (140030)

• Philippines

29 Oct 21

I think it is not a watercolor type. They were painted on the wall.

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@rusmantoahmads (107)

• Samarinda, Indonesia

29 Oct 21

very interesting to know :)

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@Shavkat (140030)

• Philippines

29 Oct 21

I am glad that you find it interesting.

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