Once recognized as the "Textile Capital of the Philippines"

Form of rhythmic expression of the Mangyans with a meter of seven syllables and is written on a bamboo tubes or slats

Colorful festival that is celebrated every Holy Week

Cloth worn by women as a skirt and usually paired with kimono

One of the most important artifacts in the Philippines that serves as a secondary burial jar

Variations of Ambahan where it is uses eight syllables instead of seven

Colorful sleeping mat popular in Basey, Samar

A shell that is bleached, dried, and is pressed or cut to form different various shapes

This place was first called Buglas

Regarded as one of the most popular, most colorful, and fun-filled festivals in the Philippines

Celebration to honor the feast of the Santo Nino in Tacloban City

Architecture of this church depicts the fusion of Gothic and Renaissance styles

Example of neoclassical architecture built by haciendero for his Portuguese wife in the early 1900s

Refers to the body tattoos of the native warriors whose bodies were adorned with tattoos from head to toe

The design is elegant and color changes from white to gray and orange to red. What is this structure?

Example of Baroque-Romansque architecture and was proclaimed as a UNESCO world heritage site

City of Smiles

Women's Church

In this festival the participants will shout Hala Bira