Lamlifew School of Living Traditions in Malungon, Philippines - reviews,open hours,photo spots, things to do

Philippines Sarangani MalungonLamlifew School of Living Traditions

Lamlifew School of Living Traditions

86X4+644, Sitio Lamlifew Rd, Malungon, Sarangani, Philippines

4.5(11)

Open until 12:00 AM

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Family friendly

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Phone

+63 83 508 3035

Website

lamlifew.weebly.com

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JB AlvariñoJB Alvariño

This place is haven! The Blaan culture can be all seen here. Around 45mins from General Santos city, you can reach this beautiful destination. From indigenous textiles, rice varieties, accessories and coffee! It's all available here. Accessories price range from 35php-200php. They also accept big orders. This place is good for art and social enthusiasts.

Champ BialaChamp Biala

At 100php/head the lovely Blaan women and children on Lamlifew perform and prepare native delicacies for you. Toilet, yes. Coffee, to die for. You may pass by creek or via school through bridges. Your driver will know how.

Michelle SolonMichelle Solon

Book an authentic Blaan experience by seeing their Living Museum and immerse in their dances and songs, weaving, and authentic Blaan Cuisine.

Reviews of Lamlifew School of Living Traditions

4.5

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5.0

If you want to immerse yourself in Blaan culture and traditions even for just a while, this place offers such experience. Quite a distance from the Malungon Highway, the welcoming sight of a quiant school on a hillside awaits you. Smiling and shy school kids greet visitors and are so eager to please them with their traditional songs and dances while adorned in their tribal costumes....