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The Mun'ila Committee of Ifugao Province invites the 11 municipalities of Ifugao using a gong for the Provincial Fiesta: Gotad ad Ifugao 2024. “Mun'ila" refers to the team that extends an invitation for a gathering or event known as "hida" or "gotad" using a gong. The use of the gong is significant in Ifugao culture, serving as an auditory signal to the community, conveying messages, and summoning people for important events. This practice highlights the communal and ceremonial aspects of Ifugao

The Ifugao Native Dance is a traditional dance form originating from Ifugao province . It features dancers dressed in colorful traditional costumes, performing movements that depict various aspects of Ifugao life, such as planting and harvesting rice, hunting, and courtship rituals. The dance is often accompanied by the beat of gongs and other traditional musical instruments. | Wonders of Banaue Trek

One of the masterpieces showcased at the Ifugao Rice Cultural Museum is a wood carving by the esteemed National Artist Napoleon Abueva. This particular piece depicts the lives of Ifugao farmers during the planting season. The museum at Ifugao State University Main Campus in Lamut is open from Mondays to Fridays from 8am to 5pm. #Ifugao | PIA Ifugao

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