26/11/2025
Visiting the Ifugao Museum in Kiangan felt like stepping into the memory of an entire people. Each Bulul, each woven basket, each ritual object carries a story — not just of tradition, but of identity, resilience, and deep connection to the land.
What touched me most was how the museum preserves pieces of Old Kiyyangan Village — reminders of where the Ifugao people began, how they lived, and how their heritage continues to guide them today. Standing there, I felt a sense of gratitude and pride for the richness of our culture.
It wasn’t just a visit… it was a moment of reflection about who we are and where we come from. 💚🇵🇭
