The role of the dance that represents the identity, history, and values of the Igorot people.

The province in the Cordillera Administrative Region where the Bendian dance is widely practiced.

The dance formation that symbolizes unity, nature, and the cycle of life.

The swinging movements in Bendian dance involve gliding gracefully while keeping a steady rhythm.

Stomping gestures in Bendian dance convey strength, resilience, and determination.

The significance of the dance that connects performers to ancestors, nature, and spiritual beings.

The role of the dance that strengthens relationships and encourages social interaction.

Headpieces in Bendian dance are simple and without decoration.

The primary musical instrument made of brass or bronze gongs used in the Bendian dance.

Colorful attire decorated with beads, feathers, and embroidery worn by the dancers. 

 A bamboo Jew’s harp that produces a twangy sound used in the Bendian dance.

Bendian dance costumes are made from synthetic materials imported from other countries.

Hopping sequences in Bendian dance are slow and calm, symbolizing tranquility.

The role of the dance that helps preserve and pass down traditions to younger generations.

The indigenous group known for performing the Bendian dance.