Clustered Rice Terraces
AnaoBangtinonBituMompoliaNamulditanNorthern CababuyanO-ongPiwongPoblacionSouthern CababuyanUbuagUmalbong

Barangay Anao


Boble Cluster
Pugu Cluster
Dukkugan Cluster
Indillagan Cluster
Iyubun Cluster
Hallayud Cluster

Anao Rice Terraces

Barangay Bangtinon


Pambakan Cluster
Awa Cluster
Bulludna Cluster

Barangay Bitu


Bitu Cluster

Bitu Rice Terraces

Barangay Mompolia


Bane Cluster
Maggu’ Cluster
Kayang Cluster
Panudawan Cluster
Humalophop Cluster

Mompolia Rice Terraces

Barangay Namulditan


Inlamut Cluster
Nunggawa Cluster

Namulditan Rice Terraces

Barangay Northern Cababuyan


Na’banayan to Hinupli’ Cluster
Bulul to Gummihad Cluster
Bulon to Li’iyon Cluster
Iyangyang Cluster
Bangnga’an to Bilong Cluster

Northern Cababuyan Rice Terraces

Barangay O-ong


Lower Pitawan Cluster
Bulyunan to Mangmangon Cluster
Iyuggu’ug to Binangad Cluster

Barangay Piwong


Piwong Cluster

Piwong Rice Terraces

Barangay Poblacion


Boble to Binalyan Cluster
Hoyangan Cluster
Tiku to Nabila’an Cluster
Naliwan to Nundotal’lan to Kaddapon Cluster

Poblacion Rice Terraces

Barangay Southern Cababuyan


Pagayape Cluster
Mabulon Cluster
Banga’an Cluster
Binnaliw Cluster
Likkawan – Hacupon Cluster
Ilinumhod – Ilingan Cluster
Na’magappid – Nihwob Cluster

Southern Cababuyan Rice Terraces

Barangay Ubuag


Binnaliw Cluster
Mabul’lud – Dugong Cluster

Ubuag Rice Terraces

Barangay Umalbong


Gogo Cluster
Heirloom Rice Granaries and Cultural Villages
AnaoMompoliaNamulditanNorthern CababuyanPiwongPoblacionSouthern CababuyanUmalbong

Barangay Anao


Gina’udan Village


Gina'udan Village


Barangay Mompolia


Ipalayon Village
Maggu’ Village
Bane Village

Barangay Namulditan


Inlamut Village
Hal’lipan Village

Barangay Northern Cababuyan


Alang ad Northern Cababuyan
Halih’i Cultural Village
Pinalahan Rice Granary

Timmac


Daligi

Barangay Poblacion


Boble to Binalyan Cluster
Hoyangan Cluster
Tiku to Nabila’an Cluster
Naliwan to Nundotal’lan to Kaddapon Cluster

Barangay Southern Cababuyan


Binnaliw Cultural Village
Duyung Lone Village

Barangay Umalbong


Gogo Village
Cultural Events
Gotad ad HingyonHingyon Foundation DayHongan di PagehTungo FestivalBinagu'on FestivalKulpi | Ulpi FestivalHolyat FestivalHagophop FestivalTuldag FestivalDinupdup Festival

Gotad ad Hingyon


Gotad is performed on the 8th day of a 9-days BAYAH by the rich people referred to as the “kadangyan”. When a family is “Bumayah” or host the festivity for 9-days, he invites the people in the community to help in the pounding of rice, brewing of rice wine, cutting of firewood, and preparing the animals such as carabaos and pigs prior to the official start of the celebration. Nightly dancing will be held from early nightfall until the dawn. On the 7th day, immediate family members of the bumayah conduct a house-to-house invitation of their relatives called “ila” by sounding the gong for the “hida” on the 9th day. The animals are butchered in the “hida” on the 9th day of the Bayah with corresponding rites and rituals same as the “Hongan di tagu”. The 9-days festivity is characterized with drinking rice wine, dancing, and chanting.
However, today the Gotad is adopted naming the municipal festivity in the Municipality of Hingyon held every 2nd week of April annually on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. The featured activities are the following: cultural presentations of songs and dances and ethnic games; it includes modern sports, concerts, trade and agro-fairs, beauty pageants and any other activities not contrary to morals and good values.



Gotad ad Hingyon


Hingyon Foundation Day


The Hingyon Foundation Day is held to commemorate and celebrate the day when the Municipality obtained its corporate existence by virtue of BATAS PAMBANSA Bilang 239, under P.D No. 1527. It is celebrated by all Government officials and employees, public school teachers, NGOs and other institutions in the municipality and is treated as a regular working holiday.




Hongan di Pageh


In the different stages of the heirloom rice production, there are different activities that tourists/visitors may engage in to experience being a rice farmer dubbed as “agro-tourism”. Meanwhile, tourists / visitors who are culturally inclined may attentively observe the performance of the corresponding rites observed at the rice growth stages. The conduct of the respective rites is believed to ensure excellent growth of the rice until harvest season.

Panal Bolnat Ulpi
Hagophop Paad Pool
Tuldag Hablal Apuy

Tungo ad Bangtinon


A fiesta of the barangay held every year where constituents enjoy having a bonding through cultural sports. Everyone is encouraged to show their talents and skills by joining their preferred traditional sports.

Binagu’on Festival


A festival in the barangay held every September annually. A festival to unite the people of barangay Bitu through sportsmanship, cultural variety shows, ethnic games, ethnic songs and parlor games.

Ulpi ad Cababuyan Northern


To witness the celebration of finished planting season of native rice. The locals are dancing and singing with gladness after the long work in the ricefields. They also perform most of their cultural activities like native dance, beating the gong, sing huhud and alim and friendly competition of traditional games.

Kulpi ad Namulditan | Ulpi ad Ubuag


A barangay festival held every April of each year to strengthen the bond of the community thru traditional games and display of cultural activities.

Holyat ad Mompolia


A festival held every April of each year commemorating the traditional and cultural activities of the community. It serves as an education for the youths and the new generation.

Holyat ad Piwong


Holyat is an Ifugao term for fiesta. It is composed of different shows and traditional event/games like bultung (wrestling), native dance, native songs, akkad, and a parade of each purok consisting of 3. This event shows how knowledgeable the people each purok is in terms of the traditional culture.

Hagophop ad Southern Cababuyan | Poblacion


This is a 3-day activity held following the heirloom rice production calendar, every April each year – when rice transplanted has panicle initiation at 5ft high. Prior to the fiesta, the Hagophop ritual is performed asking the deities to protect the rice plants from pests, diseases and birds and from other destruction. Activities include competition of traditional games, cultural parade, native dance, hudhud (chant), skills competition and other related activities associated with the daily routine of the community, eg. Pounding rice, chopping fuelwood, etc.

Tuldag ad Anao


Barangay fiesta held to celebrate cultural events and traditions. Activities include traditional sports fest and a community lunch.

Dinupdup ad Umalbong


A fiesta held to celebrate cultural events and traditions. Activities include traditional sports fest.

Natural Landscape / Attractions
Nature MountainsNature: ForestsNature: RiversNature: WaterfallsNature: Unique Formation

Mountain climbing / trekking / hiking
Sunrise/sunset watching
Sea of clouds watching
Viewing the mountain ranges, ricefields, etc. in adjacent barangays / municipalities
Camping at the mountain tops


Mt. Atugu

Mt Atugu


Mt. Docap

Mt Dokap


Mt. Upud

Mt Upud


Mt. Anapawon

Mt Anapawon


Mt. Huminal

Mt Huminal


Forest bathing
Camping
Research of the endemic flora & fauna
Bird watching
Forest sports
Other activities associated with wilderness opportunities.


Maliwliw Eco Park

Mt Maliwliw Eco Park


Swimming
Picnic Groves
Camping


Hingyon River: Impupungod Section

Hingyon River: Impupungod Section


Hingyon River: Bayyun Section

Hingyon River: Bayyun Section


Hingyon River: Paypay Section

Hingyon River: Paypay Section


Umalbong River: Ammallugo Section

Umalbong River: Ammallugo Section


Umalbong River: Amtuking Section

Umalbong River: Amtuking Section


Swimming
Picnic Groves
Camping
Rock Climbing


Mun’ahuk Waterfall

Mun'ahuk Waterfall


Dokkap Waterfall

Dokkap Waterfall


Amtinangad Waterfall

Amtinangad Waterfall


Ponghalon Waterfall

Ponghalon Waterfall


Lilit Waterfall

Lilit Waterfall


Umhu-ub Waterfall

Umhu-ub Waterfall


Viewing the sites with corresponding story telling about the legends of these areas


Tobtobob Stone

Tobtobob Stone


Ongwitan Legendary Rocks

Ongwittan Legendary Rocks