INTANGIBLE CULTURAL HERITAGE

CUISINE
1. Tutong
2. Pinaltok
3. Sinukmani
4. Bukhayo
5. Kalamayhati na may buko
6. Puding na balinghoy
7. Diladila o Palitao
8. Atsara
9. Kinulob sa tuba na manok
10. Tiniping
11. Niyubak na balinghoy/saging
12. Pagong/Bao
13. Bayawak
14. Balatan
15. Gulamang Dagat
16. Nami
17. Lato
18. Bagulan
19. Pugita – Adobo
20. Coco Sugar/Coconut Sap
 21. Balisongsong
22. Ulabi
23. Palyok-palyok

DANCE
24. Lulay
TRADITIONAL GAMES
25. Piko
26. Sikwit
27. Sipa
28. Kadang-kadang

BELIEF
29. Huwag pukpukin ng anumang bagay ang
tungkuan at kakainin at pupuntahan ng kulag o
wildcat ang mga alagang manok.
30. Bulong – kailangan baliktarin ang suot na damit.
31. Pangitain – ibinabaon ang suot na damit kapag
nakita ang tao na walang ulo.
 32. Pagkatay ng manok buwan buwan sa petsa ng
kapanganakan hanggang sa 1st birthday.
33. Wag mag walis kung may patay
34. Huwag pumitas ng mga bagay na buwigan
35. Gahoy nagsusuka o sumasakit ang ulo,
nanlalamig ang siko.
36. Paglilipat ng bahay, kailangan unang dadalhin
ang bigas, asin, tubig at mga samya.
37. Pagkinasal kailangan mauna ang babae sa
paglabas ng simbahan
38. Pag nagpatuli ang lalaki bawal makita ng babae.
39. Kung magpapagawa ng bahay ang pinto ay
harap na silangan at ang kabahayan ay dapat na nasa
parti kanan pagpasok.
40. Pag-inom ng nilagang luya kapag nagdadalaga o
manganganak.
41. Mga paniniwala ng Bagong panganak

PROVERBS
42. Ang maaga gumising ay masipag.
43. Daig ng maagap ang masipag.
 44. Pag gusto ay may paraan, pag ayaw maraming
dahilan.
SOCIAL PRACTICES
45. Pagmamano sa matatanda.
46. Putong
47. Kasal – Pamamanhikan, Sayaw sa Banig
48. Harana
49. Menstruation
50. Pagtutuli – traditional – tuli sa pukpok
ORAL TRADITION
51. Pasyon
52. Padasal Sa Patay 9 days - Siyaman, 40 days –
kwarenta dias, 1 year – babang luksa
KNOWLEDGE & PRACTICES CONCERNING NATURE
53. Tandok
54. Wiping away of ipo-ipo during travel – the
weapon is broom
55. Saklab
56. Pagbubuga
57. Sapi
58. Bulong
 59. Gahoy
60. Enkanto
61. Paraya – kulam

FLORA
62. Balanoy (Basil) – Rayuma
63. Pandan
64. Luko-Luko – Dizziness
65. Luyang Dilaw
66. Coconut
67. Amorseko – ritual for boat-making
68. Oregano
69. Undan – medicinal, dizziness, kabag
70. Alugbati – food, bukol-bukol
71. Luya (native)
72. Deta
73. Ulasiman Bato/Pancit-pancitan
74. Serpentina
75. Antipolo
76. Mangkit
77. Acacia
78. Latoy
79. Damong Maria
80. Mirinda/Passion Fruit – Back pains
81. Tungkod hari
82. Bayabas
83. Herba Buena
84. Makahiya
85. Talahib
86. Rice
87. Corn
88. Mungbean
89. Peanut
90. Cassava
91. Watermelon
92. Cacao
93. Coffee
94. Banana
95. Pineapple
96. Papaya
97. Ipil
98. Lanzones
99. Guyabano
100. Rambutan
101. Narra
 102. Fire tree
103. Dalugdog
104. Paragis
105. Awsip
106. Picas-picas – Acapulco
107. Malunggay
108. Tigbi

FAUNA
109. Buutin/Cloud Rat
110. Kalabaw
111. Baka
112. Kabayo
113. Kambing
114. Pabo/Turkey
115. Butterfly (Bila-Bila)
116. Sukat
117. Balinsasayaw
118. Pugo
119. Bayod (millipede)
120. Alupihan (centipede)
121. Kalapati - Pigeons
 122. Bao - Pagong
123. Bayawak
124. Maya
125. Tuko
126. Uwak
127. Talabong - Tagak
ISDA/FISH
128. Umambang
129. Galunggong
130. Matambaka
131. Also
132. Lagidlib
133. Burot-burot
134. Haba
135. Espada
136. Tampal Puki/Flounder
137. Gulyasan
138. Bulador
139. Bolinao
140. Hamalik
141. Bun-ak – Parrot fish
142. Tangigue
143. Tulingan
144. Amarilis
145. Sihi
146. Pagi/Sting Ray
147. Tughod
148. Kuray
149. Pugarot
150. Igat
151. Igod
152. Manglit/Big clam
153. Tak-takin
154. Tam-isang
155. Pating
156. Pugita
157. Tikig
158. Lumba-lumba
159. Budjong
160. Bagulan
161. Mariano
162. Sigapo
163. Banahan
164. Banak
165. Alimasag
 166. Hipon
167. Lobster/Ulang
168. Kagang
169. Kalapay
170. Suso
171. Sikad-sikad
172. Pla-pla
MANUFACTURING INDUSTRY (Map the Process)
173. Coco Sugar
174. Vinegar
175. Furniture Factory
176. Bagoong
177. Rattan
178. Blacksmith
179. Walis tingting making
180. Bilao
181. Boat-making
182. Walis Tambo Making
TRADITIONAL CRAFTSMANSHIP
183. Basket weaving at Bagtingon
184. Nito Weaving at Bagtingon
 185. Coconut Shells Craftsmanship
PERSONALITIES
186. Agaton Sarmiento
187. Don Cornelio Sadiua
188. Gen. Ricaredo Sarmiento II
189. Venus Francisco (Butterfly named after him)
190. Boat Maker Paterno “Buloloy” Garay
191. Celso Arevalo (open schools)
192. Evangeline Olmedo
193. Rowena Salvacion
194. WWII War Veterans
195. Ramos Brothers
196. Wilfredo Pe - waterworks

CULTURAL INSTITUTIONS
197. Buenavista National High School
198. Victorias College
199. Caigangan Elementary School
200. Holy Child Parochial Schools
201. Good Shepherd Diocesan School
202. ALS
 203. Magpuputong
204. Buenavista Youth Movement
205. Sihi Elementary/High School
206. Bagacay Elementary/High School
207. Yook Elementary/High School
208. Lipata Elementary/High School
209. Bagtingon Elementary/High School
210. Daykitin Elementary/High School
211. Bicas-Bicas Elementary School
212. Timbo Elementary School
213. Tungib Elementary School
214. Bancoro Elementary School
215. Malbog Elementary School
216. Pag-asa Elementary School
217. Libas Elementary School
218. Binunga Elementary School
219. Daat Primary School

BUILT HERITAGE
220. Mrs. Gonzales – Dra. Grate
221. Mrs. Leyco
222. Mayor Pe
 223. Araceli Vitto
224. Jamolin Residence
225. Budget Emma F. Sotto
226. Chula House
227. Chan un House
228. Guevarra House - MAPPED
229. Asuncion Hernandez House
230. Julito Mayores in Bagtingon
231. Iglesia Filipina Independiente
232. Holy Child Jesus Church
MONUMENT AND MARKERS
233. Old Well at Daat
234. Campsite – Barangay Sihi
235. Cemetery – Barangay 4
236. Our Lady of Peace and Good Voyage Pilgrimage
Site – Barangay Uno
237. Sarmiento Store – Barangay Dos

TANGIBLE MOVABLE
Ethnographic Objects
238. Araro
Household Items
239. Old Table – c/o Fani
240. Bahay Unan/Almario – Guevarra
241. Old Bed – Guevarra
242. Gulong ng lumang kalesa – c/o Violy
243. Bomb Shell – Caigangan Elementary School
244. Santo Nino Image – IFI
245. Baptistry Records
246. Death Records
247. Marriage
248. Birth Records