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    Fang-Od shows her tattoo that was given to her when she was young. Some say it was her father who tattooed her, while others say it was given by another Kalinga tattoo artist. She has become a culture bearer. Her inked skin is a living artifact that speaks stories of her tribe’s culture and history. : by bernicebeltran, Views[631]
         		 In Kalinga, people take pride in their tattoos. Kalinga male warriors who triumphed in battle and brought home the heads of their fallen opponents receive tattoos from the mambabatok (tattoo artist) as a symbol of honor, while tattoos given to the women are aesthetic in nature. Scholars believe that this tradition was practiced for centuries, but over the years, the tribal wars gradually ceased and tattooing headhunters discontinued. Fang-Od makes a living by giving tattoos to travelers from all over the world who seek their dying craft. : by bernicebeltran, Views[676]
         		 There were about 20 travellers who came and left when I was in Kalinga. They all came to get tattoos from Fang-Od. The tattoo is done using two bamboo sticks, one of which has a thorn attached to it while the other is used for tapping. The ink is made of soot. This is a photograph of her giving a tattoo to one of the travelers who came to visit her. : by bernicebeltran, Views[719]
         		 Fang-Od is a 93 year old Kalinga tattoo artist. She lives in Buscalan, Kalinga - about 15-16 hours by land from Manila. To get here, a traveller will have to take a 12 hr bus ride, about 4-5 hrs of jeepney ride, another 1 hr in the minivan and a long trek which can take 2-3 hours, depending on your level of fitness. This is the home of the Butbut tribe. Back then, the people here were known to be fierce warriors and headhunters for centuries. Today, I would consider this as one of the most peaceful places that I have been to. It has no phone signal and the people are very friendly and welcoming.: by bernicebeltran, Views[636]
         		 Old Spanish cannons of Intramuros, the oldest part of Manila: by jamesthehuman, Views[564]
     
    Adventure Time chocolate milk in Manila: by jamesthehuman, Views[583]
         		 Jeepneys, loud and stinky and totally convenient: by jamesthehuman, Views[143]
         		 My gate at the airport in Taipei: by jamesthehuman, Views[158]
         		 This is what to do with your feet on the nice PDX carpet.: by jamesthehuman, Views[138]
         		 On top of Paraiso Falls.: by happyadiova, Views[684]
     
    Paraiso Falls, Sta. Elena, Camarines Norte. Bicol region.: by happyadiova, Views[1616]
         		 He is off!: by happyadiova, Views[515]
         		 He is ready to jump.: by happyadiova, Views[485]
         		 Guts has no age. 12 years old boy in the higher portion of the falls.: by happyadiova, Views[500]
         		 The crater of the Mt.Pinatubo that produced the second largest terrestrial volcanic eruption of the 20th Century.: by mackoifabon, Views[216]
     
    Hunting and gathering are a major part of the Aeta way of life: by mackoifabon, Views[329]
         		 These Adorable Young Aeta's will welcome and strike a pose for you for some picture taking.: by mackoifabon, Views[188]
         		 The 7km sandy and rocky trail going up to the crater of the volcano: by mackoifabon, Views[196]
         		 an hour of bumpy, action-like scene ride going to the grounds of Mt.Pinatubo: by mackoifabon, Views[194]
         		 ALAALA NG SUMAN: by jedi, Views[141]
     
    UNTUNGLING THE FLAG: by jedi, Views[157]
         		 Luzon hornbill, Subic Bay: by vagabondstoo, Views[323]
         		 Texas Joe's Steakhouse, Subic Bay: by vagabondstoo, Views[347]
     
         		 Lighthouse, Subic Bay, Luzon: by vagabondstoo, Views[667]
     
    Nature at its Finest -- Tinago Falls, Iligan, Lanao Del Norte: by kaarrreen, Views[243]
         		 The Grand Ma Cristina Falls, Iligan, Lanao Del Norte -- our power source: by kaarrreen, Views[247]
         		 The Amazing Tinago Falls, Iligan, Lanao Del Norte -- 500 steps to reach this one: by kaarrreen, Views[274]
         		 Pine Trees of the South -- always remember to look up; you might be surprised: by kaarrreen, Views[241]
         		 Dahilayan Gardens -- the New Zealand of the Philippines: by kaarrreen, Views[240]
     
    Lost Soul: by jmsabariaga, Views[200]
         		 Greater heights: by jmsabariaga, Views[173]
         		 From where I Live.: by jmsabariaga, Views[171]
         		 The world is not a scary place.: by jmsabariaga, Views[177]
         		 Seeing the big picture.: by jmsabariaga, Views[163]
     
    Onion Spring: by vin, Views[142]
         		 Bug: by vin, Views[128]
         		 Dragon Fly: by vin, Views[120]
         		 The Queen: by vin, Views[133]
         		 Apid: by vin, Views[132]
     
    Onion Spring: by vin, Views[86]
         		 Bug: by vin, Views[82]
         		 Dragon Fly: by vin, Views[87]
         		 The Queen: by vin, Views[87]
         		 Apid: by vin, Views[81]
     
    Tony and Maureen, LP's founders: by vagabondstoo, Views[299]
         		 Travel staples: by vagabondstoo, Views[638]
         		 Ifugao women, Banaue Terraced Rice Paddies: by vagabondstoo, Views[288]
         		 Banaue Terraced Rice Paddies: by vagabondstoo, Views[2549]
         		 Banaue Terraced Rice Paddies: by vagabondstoo, Views[227]
     
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