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Sugong Coffins of Sagada

Sagada, Mountain Province   Though missionaries had already converted the customs of Igorot, Mountain Province and rest of the Philippines’ Cordillera Region’s ethnic group, traditional ways of burying the dead remain visible in Sagada. At the mouth of Lumiang cave, piled coffins hold the dead in fetal position signifying man’s full circle from the woman’s […]

ABOUT SEBASTIAN PITBULL

Jess Cubijano is a native of Cebu, Philippines who relocated to the country’s Southern Tagalog region in pursuit of happiness and resilience outside his comfort zone. He is a development worker who has worked with rural communities and grassroots organizations. Beyond 5PM, he reads books, watches films, listens to the likes of Tori Amos, explores new places, whines about his weight, and writes his blues while dreaming of a better world.

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