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- Mangyan culture
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Programs & events
- Exhibits
- Lectures
- Surat Mangyan and Ambahan Teaching
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Mangyan Cultural Festival
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2008 gallery
- Manelyn weaving
- Ben blacksmithing
- Rayaw weaving
- Kwako (pipe) making
- Traditional guitar
- Nito basket weaving
- Basilio weaving
- Student weaving
- Tadyawan basket weaving
- Alangan house
- Agricultural products
- Buhid beaded accessories
- Hanunuo household items
- KPLN booth
- Tugdaan booth
- MHC booth
- Photo exhibit
- Syllabic script
- Tu-ob ritual
- Traditional healing
- Tigian ritual
- Pangutkutan ritual
- Pangutkutan ritual 2
- Agpamago ritual
- Agpamago ritual 2
- Banggi singing
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2008 gallery
Mangyan culture
Tau-buid Mangyan traditional house [Source: Overseas Missionary Fellowship]
Mangyan cultural practices are in danger of vanishing because of the influence of modern lowland culture. The literature and traditions of the different Mangyan groups are short of documentation; thus, mainstream society lacks awareness of the beauty of Mangyan culture and its relevance to Filipino culture as a whole.