Portal to the Plateau

I'm not sure if the streets of Barangay Kulaman have names. If they have, nobody seems to use them. Destinations are often r...

  With the family, I started 2021 at 21 Falls, here in my hometown. But we actually just went to one waterfall. The others are n...

I found out a few days ago that the Kulaman Plateau burial jars at the Silahis Gallery in Intramuros in Manila have been sold out, and I hav...

I learned from a group of Dulangan Manobos that a chieftain named Wasay once lived in a big hut that his family shared with four other famil...

Another important thing that happened last year is that the burial jars of Kulaman Plateau was featured in the maiden issue of Laan , a regi...

I’m back, after almost a year of not touching this blog. (My “latest” posts, dated half a year ago, had been prescheduled.) I can’t promi...

Article IX. Tribal Defense The Agubalang or Alek is the highest warrior of the Dulangan Manobos. In the past, the Ulu-Ulu or Pig-ulukan Da...