They live in the northeast interior of Palawan

They believe that spirits reside in nature and communicate with them through a babaylan

They are a religious healer who is usually a female

Their culture is threatened because of the diminishing number of its members. Illegal logging and other economic activities drive many of them to leave their homes

These are island inhabitants occupying the southeast and southwest parts of the island

They are divided into three groups the Agutaynon from Agutaya Island, the Cuyonon from Cuyo Island, and the Molbog from Bayabac Island

These people reside in Puerto Princesa, and are known for their necklaces, anklets, and traditional clothing made of tree bark

This group stays at the Singnapan Basin in southwestern Palawan

They usually live in caves through swidden farming. They also engage in hunting ang trading of goods

Their handicrafts are not only for aesthetic appreciation; these are also communal expressions of their identity

This group occupies the area around Mt. Halcon in northern Mindoro

This group resides along the Binagaw River and in the municipalities of Bangsud, Bongabong, ang Gloria

These people are called Mindoro's "mountain dwellers"

Their hometown is the home of the ambahan, the lyric poetry of Mindoro written on bamboo slivers

What is the hometown of the Buhid people

These people inhabit the southern part of the island, particularly the towns of mansalay and San Pedro

These people are found in Occidental Mindoro, but they are not concentrated on a particular area

These people are found in the southern tip of Occidental Mindoro

They still wear their traditional clothing of wraparound skirts for women and G-strings for men

What is the traditional clothing for girls among the Ratagnon people

What is the traditional clothing for men among the Ratagnon people

These people occupy Naujan, Victoria, Socorro, Pola, Gloria, and Bansud in Oriental Mindoro

They live througn swidden farming. They also wear traditional clothing like the Ratagnons

These people occupy Central Mindoro, Sablayan, and Calintaan in Occidental Mindorom and Bongabong in Oriental Mindoro

They wear loincloths as traditional clothing

It is a rhythmic poem that expresses the Mangyan's life and the community

This song has a meter of seven syllables per line presented through recitation and chanting

Basically, these poems are personal expressions of those who deliver them

It normally becomes a "verbal contest" among those who do the chant

What is the traditional song of Palawan called

It is a love song based on a poem called karang

This song has two types of chants, namely, ulit and tultul

What are the two types of chants of the kulilal

This chant is done during nighttimes

This is a Filipino two-stringed fretted boat-type lute

This has two forms, a big instrument that measures two meters and a smaller instrument

This instrument plays the same melody as the song, but it does an instrumental part at every end of a stanza

It is a ring flute that is played by blowing the hole found at the bottom of the instrument

It has five finger holes at the top and one finger hole at the lower end of the bamboo tube

It is a bamboo xylophone found among the Palawenos, and the Yakan, Sama and Tausug in Mindanao

It has gradduated slats placed on top of a trapezoidal box that acts as the instrument's resonator

It comprises fice slants that are placed on cloth ropes, which serve as cushions when the slats are stuck with a pair of wooden sticks