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Igorot Culinary Feast (Mountain Province, Philippines)
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Bontoc Ay Kalalaychan
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Igorots - Macmurray Collection 1926
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In the fall of 1926, John V.A. MacMurray and his wife traveled through South China and to the Philippines, where they visited Governor General Leonard Wood in Manila and Camp John Hay in Baguio. A trip to Bontoc, where the MacMurrays stayed with governor John C. Early, became the highlight of the journey. Featured below is a film of this trip from Baguio to Bontoc. It contains...
Bontoc Igorots (early 20th century)
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1926, my grandmother not yet born. So beautiful to see what our elders do and what their wearing. I notice the difference of "BAHAG" before and now, and OLD VIDEOS IS FASCINATING TO WATCH. THE BEAUTY OF THE PAST.
The igorots are called the head hunters of the mountains!
Somewhat interrelated to Chin ethnic of Burma.
K. Yaolai Chai Naga Birmania Kingdoms was Taiwanese Bornéo Indigenous Kingdoms as well , So as All Kingdoms of Indo China before Chinese and Indians invasions
Those Are Tuwalis and ayangan of IFugao.
Its a pleasure to keep...matagotago!
Nice video,
proud to be igorot
There was a river.Is this in Baguio.?what is the name of the river.
Bontoc chico river
That is the Bued river situated at the foot of Kennon road. Where the US Army Engineering Troops led by Colonel Kennon started to survey a trail going up to baguio.
Bontoc... Mt. Prov.
what year could this be
Thank you sir for sharing this, it is nice to see how Baguio started out, a city built by the Americans (U.S. government) still many American wooden houses surviving in Baguio, last time I was there 2007. 2004 I visited it 4 times and visited yearly to 2007 2 to 3 times each year and it has a big SM mall and other smaller malls, condos, plush hotels (biggest ones in Camp John Hay), movie theaters, Casinos. Thank God for a U.S. law still existing not to cut trees on designated national parks. God bless you. thank you for sharing.