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The NCCA inventory documents a Bontoc Tadian Tungo, described as a traditional rain ritual. It is associated with the Tadian area of Mountain Province and belongs to the community's agricultural and ritual traditions.
Practices like this show how farming societies historically connected weather, agriculture, spirituality, and community life.
Rain was not simply a natural event—it could be part of a much larger cultural understanding of successful agriculture.
The tradition is recorded as an intangible cultural heritage practice rather than merely a historical belief.
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