A belt used by mothers

after giving birth. This cloth is

usually adorned on the central

portion with white beads as

accents embellished in patterns

that represent rivers and mountain.

The people living in the Batanes Group of Islands

It is known for its giant lanterns or parol.

Also known as borlas de pastillas, the intricately-designed wrapper which is made from Japanese paper.

The local term for bamboo arches designed with

kayas or wood shaving.

A traditional headdress worn by farmers in the fields to protect them from the sun and rain.

In Nueva Vizcaya they are known for their crafts and

textiles.

It refers to the Ivatan rain cape made from the

finely stripped leaves of the vuyavuy palm- a plant similar to coconut.

Nicknamed the “Christmas Capital of the

Philippines.

"The Citrus Capital of the Philippines"

First Spanish Province in the Philippines.

San Matias Parish Church was built in _____.

Longest river in the country.

Annual festival of Giant Lantern Festival held in mid-December in the _______, Pampanga.