Geography
If a traveler wants to visit the only landlocked region in the Philippines, which region are they entering?
Cordillera Administrative Region (Car)
This is the collective name for the closely related indigenous peoples of the region.
Igorot
Baguio started this festival in 1995 to help the city heal after a massive earthquake.
Panagbenga Festival
If you want to visit the "New Zealand of Kalinga," you are looking for this lake.
Bulo Lake
This city is officially known as the "Summer Capital of the Philippines."
Baguio City
Because it hosts nine major rivers, CAR is given this strategic nickname.
Watershed Cradle of North Luzon
This is the physical reason why the Hanging Coffins of Sagada are built small.
Bodies are in a fetal position
This festival celebrates the transition of a family from commoner to nobility.
Imbayah
These jagged limestone formations in Luna served as natural fortresses during conflicts.
Dupag Rock Formations
This province is known as the "Bamboo Capital of the Cordillera."
Abra
This province is home to Mount Pulag, the highest peak in Luzon.
Benguet
This Isnag method is used to protect forests and allow animals to recover.
Lapat method
This Abra festival is named after the traditional method of extracting sugarcane juice.
Dapil Festival
This specific site in Sagada features soil colored by high copper sulfate.
Blue Soil Hills
Benguet earned this nickname because of its high production of vegetables.
Salad Bowl of the Philippines
To go from Abra to its northern neighbor, you would enter this province.
Ilocos Norte
This village is famous for the "living legend" tattoo artist Apo Whang-Od.
Buscalan Village
This "thanksgiving" celebration occurs after a bountiful harvest in Bauko.
Begnas Festival
This waterfall in Tineg is famous for its lush greenery and 30-minute trek.
Kaparkan Falls
This municipality is the capital of Ifugao.
Lagawe
While Kabugao is the capital of Apayao, the provincial capitol is actually here.
Luna
This museum in Bontoc houses authentic artifacts and photos of mountain tribes.
This province-wide celebration in Ifugao includes singing, dancing, and wrestling.
Gotad ad Ifugao
These caves in Kabayan contain mummified remains from the 14th-15th centuries.
Kabayan Mummy Caves
This province is marketed as the "Cordillera’s Last Nature Frontier."
Apayao