Sagada hopes youths will continue its traditions, crafts
Sagada Mayor Felicito Dula hopes their sons and daughters will continue their culture, traditions, and crafts and also pass the knowledge to their children in t
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Sagada Mayor Felicito Dula hopes their sons and daughters will continue their culture, traditions, and crafts and also pass the knowledge to their children in t
PROSPECTS. Sagada Mayor Felicito Dula on Sunday (Feb. 5, 2023) said the current municipal hall will be moved to the newly acquired 30 hectares property which will also host national agencies. He said the municipal government's plan aims to ease transacting with government offices.(PNA photo by Liza T. Agoot) SAGADA, Mountain Province - The local government here is planning to relocate its municipal hall to its 30-hectare property in Sitio Kanipawan, Poblacion, and is inviting national agencies to open satellite offices in the same area for the convenience of their residents. "We are g...
Tourists in Sagada, Mountain Province will have new places (pic) to visit and enjoy after community members gave the greenlight to the opening of the villages for organised tours
• There are many ways Filipinos observe All Saints and All Souls Days, the most popular of which is visiting the tombs of the dearly departed. • In Ilocos, a plate of ‘atang’ food is prepared to remember the dead. • A delicacy from Pangasinan is prepared from twilight to morning.
SAGADA FARMING. A resident in Sagada, Mountain Province tends to his crops in this undated photo. Locals, who returned to farming when the pandemic halted tourism activities in the town, are now gearing up for the return of travelers as the town reopened its doors to tourists. (PNA file photo) BAGUIO CITY - Mountain Province's Sagada, known for its rice terraces and lush farmlands, became even greener after a number of residents decided to go back into farming when the pandemic crippled the tourism industry, their main source of livelihood. "They returned to farming, growing rice and ...