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Benguet province's first Adivay (Rediscovering Benguet) features customs and practices native to its thirteen towns. Photo credit: Abi Taguba Bengwayan/NORDIS Photo
Basketry is a craft practiced across the province, with bamboo as the main raw material. More innovations have evolved, with old newspapers used as a weaving materials. Products have also improved, from common baskets to decors. Photo credit: Abi Taguba Bengwayan/NORDIS Photo

Manong nagsasangag kape photos: Kinuday ken Kapi.Most of the booths, if not displaying scenic and historical spots in their respective hometowns, had their own anido (fire) with Benguet coffee roasting over it, such as this delegate from Kabayan. Kinuday (smoked meat) hangs just over the fire.

A su-ulan, a structure above the dalikan (stove made of stones) usually stores vegetables, palay, and firewood. Photo credit: Abi Taguba Bengwayan/NORDIS Photo

Nursing students from spend a chat with Lakay Luis Dao-anes in his kalapaw (hut) at the Adivay fair grounds. The hut is thatched with runo (bamboo reeds), its walls fastened not by nails but with smaller, rounded pieces of wood. The purpose is for practicality when one decides to move house, he says.
He shared traditional birth practices with these students, stressing that women then still worked in the talon (fields) up to their 8th month.
Photo credit: Abi Taguba Bengwayan/NORDIS Photo
HIGHER EDUCATION BUDGET, PLEASE. Students of the University of Northern Philippines (UNP) in Ilocos also staged mass actions against tuition hikes and cuts in the education budget. About 350 students in Baguio City marched down Session Road to protest the budget cut of state universities and colleges, and the yearly tuition fee increases. This march-rally is part of the nationwide protest spearheaded by the National Union of Students of the Philippines. Photo credits: Cordillera Peoples Alliance Youth Commission

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