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Museo Ilocos Norte a museum designed to give a sense going to museo ilocos norte was
of pride to the youth of the Ilcos fun because i learned a lot of
Norte. The exhibits and galleries in things from the past of ilocos
Museo Ilocos Norte focus on the norte.
cultural heritage of the people
from the region and the multitude
of industries that represent the
area.
EVENTS WITH CULTURAL SIGNIFICANCE IMPACT TO THE
CULTURAL SELF
SIGNIFICANCE
Pamulinawen festival Pamulinawen festival, came from It makes me proud to be Ilocano
the name of a woman made because since I was a kid we
popular in the popular Ilocano folk always go to the event place of
song Pamulinawen. The festival is the festival to watch the
celebrated in the city of Laoag, parade.
Ilocos Norte to promote
camaraderie and sportsmanship.
Tan-ok Festival the Tan-ok Festival features the It was fun watching this festival
best artists and talents in the because the program is all
province, representing their local about the culture and traditions
festivals through dance of other areas here in ilocos
interpretations inspired by the norte.
unique history, culture and
tradition of its people.
COMMUNITY STORIES CULTURAL SIGNIFICANCE IMPACT TO THE
AND BELIEFS SELF
Umras Every night for nine nights, a it was tiring because we didn't
prayer is offered for the dead. On sleep all night because we had
the ninth night, an umras is to watch and replace the candle
prepared. On a table are placed 12 when it was about to run out.
plates full of native cakes and
delicacies like patupat, linapet;
busi, kaskaron, baduyca, and two
fried chickens. These should stay
the whole night to be distributed
the following morning to the leader
of the novena prayer and to those
who assisted in preparing the
umras.
Dayu-dayu, Bari-bari This practice is usually done when When I was a child, my
someone go to a place that their grandmother always told us to
not used to go. Dayu actually mean be bari-bari so that evil spirits
go away, Bari is rooted from the would not take us and not
Ilocano word bakir which means a especially when we passed by
greepy or far place. Ilocanos say the cemetery, until now I still
Dayu-dayu, bari-bari to sent out say bari-bari even though I am
spirits that might harm them while old now
they are in their way going to the
place they’re not used to go.