National Museum of the Philippines - Cordillera — Attraction in Ifugao

The National Museum Cordillera (formerly Ifugao Museum) was an enriching experience, with beautiful, well-maintained surroundings. The Binodbodan and Pinilian textile exhibit showcase the region’s rich weaving traditions, and the live Ifugao threading demonstration was truly immersive, adding a deeper appreciation for their craftsmanship. While the collection could be larger, it’s a wonderful spot for anyone interested in Cordillera culture and heritage.

The Kiangan Shrine, a significant historical site, though was under construction due to recent earthquake damage. Despite the repairs, the shrine’s historical importance and scenic surroundings still made it...

YOU should never miss this place. It is located in the same compound of Kiangan Shrine. Yes if you visit the place, it's like hitting two birds with one stone. We visited the place last April 30, 2022 and luckily able to personally meet Mr. Kidlat Tahimik- the 2018 National Artist of the Philippines for Film. In the museum you can find different traditional clothing, the map of Cordillera Administrative Region, the different accessories, the weaving techniques they used in each clothing that represents...

The Ifugao Museum is located within a complex where the Kiangan Shrine is located. Entrance to the site costs 50 PHP per person. Ifugao Museum is part of the National Museum. Despite the name, which may indicate that there will be exhibits depicting the whole Ifugao culture, the museum's collection contains only elements related to the weaving craft. The collection may not be huge, but there is always something...