For this week’s Larong Pinoy, Museum From Home series, the National Museum of the Philippines features another recreational activity popular among Filipino children—the spinning top locally known as bowwot/bawwot (Ifugao), agngan/singgan (Isneg), kasing (Molbog), pansil/pasil (Batak and Tagbanua), betig (Maranao and...
Pahonan A member of an Indigenous group from Lagawe, Ifugao competes in the pahonan or log race event, one of the traditional sports and games featured in this leg of PSC’s Indigenous Peoples Games program held in 2018. The activity is...
Kadang sa Bagol A teenager from an Indigenous community from Lagawe, Ifugao demonstrates their version of Kadang Sa Bagol. The activity is in partnership with National Commission on Indigenous Peoples (NCIP). The Philippine Sports Commission’s Indigenous Peoples (IP) Games program aims...
Labba Relay In collaboration with the National Commission on Indigenous Peoples (NCIP), the IP Games program empowers the Indigenous Peoples to showcase not just common traditional sports and games but also unique ones. This is an effort to achieve the concept...
Harvesting: by Norris Castillo World Art Day, The National Museum of the Philippines believes not all great art is big. At the National Museum of the Philippines, not only will visitors find the largest painting, the Spoliarium but also the smallest....