- Tinikling - a dance that originated in the Visayas region, where dancers use bamboo poles to create a rhythm while they jump in and out between them.
- Pandanggo sa Ilaw - a dance that originated in the Lubang Island, where the female dancer holds oil lamps and dances with grace and balance.
- Itik-Itik - a dance that originated in Surigao, where the movements of the dancers imitate the movements of ducks.
- Maglalatik - a dance that originated in the Southern Tagalog region, where male dancers wear coconut shells on their bodies and use them to create a rhythm.
- Sayaw sa Bangko - a dance that originated in Lingayen, Pangasinan, where dancers perform intricate steps on top of a narrow bench.
- Binasuan - a dance that originated in Pangasinan, where the dancers hold glasses filled with water while they spin and move gracefully.
- Kuratsa - a dance that originated in Leyte, where the dancers perform a flirtatious courtship dance.
- Cariñosa - a dance that originated in Panay Island, where the dancers perform graceful movements with a handkerchief.
- Subli - a dance that originated in Batangas, where the dancers perform a ritual dance to the tune of traditional music.
- Sakuting - a dance that originated in Abra, where the dancers use sticks to create a rhythm while performing a battle scene.
