It is also known as the "Salad Bowl of the Philippines" because of its large production of upland vegetables

It comes from the word asin meaning "salt" and interprets as a "place where salt is made"

It is a art expressions and productions of the community that are usually passed on from generation to generation.

It refers to a flexible woven material that consists of an organized arrangement of a natural or artificial fibers often referred to as thread or yarn.

It is one of the province of North Luzon that known as the "people from the hills"

It is one of the oldest industries that Ilocanos have acquired from their ancestors

This place is known for its hanging coffins and mummified bodies.

It is known as the "Natural Dye Capital of the Philippines".

It is declared as a National Cultural Treasure by the Philippine Government in 1973 and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

It is the largest and referred to as one of the three primary group of islands in the country mainland.

It is one of the Ilocano ways of processing textile.