A cultural hub showcasing the rich history and heritage of the Bontoc people, nestled in the heart of the Cordillera region.
Chicken soup with native ginger, lemongrass, and chili peppers.
Glutinous rice wrapped in banana leaves, filled with coconut milk and sugar.
Pork stew cooked in coconut milk and lemongrass, served with rice.
Bontoc's climate is often wet, so a rain jacket is essential for unexpected showers.
Having local currency is recommended for small purchases and local markets.
Buying a replica of the Tingguan headpiece can enhance your cultural experience and support local artisans.
A treasure trove of Cordillera history and culture, this museum houses artifacts, textiles, and ethnographic exhibits.
A UNESCO World Heritage Site, these terraces offer a stunning view of the mountains and valleys.
Experience local food, shopping, and entertainment at this bustling night market.
Bontoc Weaving is a traditional craft where women weave intricate patterns into cloth using a backstrap loom, reflecting the tribe's history and culture.
Bontoc Jewellery is known for its intricate designs made from beads, silver, and other materials, often depicting local folklore and symbols.
A local favorite for breakfast, offering a variety of traditional Filipino dishes.
Known for its traditional weaving and local cuisine, it's a must-visit for lunch.
Bontoc Coffee is a highland coffee known for its robust flavor, grown and processed locally using traditional methods.
Offers a unique dining experience with a view of the cultural center and local performances.
A mesmerizing light and music show that transforms the Lesse River in Dinant into a magical spectacle.
A quaint chocolate shop in the heart of France, offering a delightful selection of handmade chocolates and confections.
A serene lake in the heart of Eindhoven, perfect for leisurely walks and water activities.