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Journey To Buscalan : Meeting Whang-Od, The Last And the Oldest Mambabatok

April 28, 2018September 30, 2021 adminbdmc 19 Comments ang-batang, buscalan, butbut tribe, butbut tribe kalinga, grace palicas, gracia palicas, how much is whang od tattoo, ilyang wigan, is whang od tattoo safe, journey to buscalan, kalinga, mambabatok, maria oggay, oldest mambabatok, oldest tattoo artist, oldest tattoo artist in the philippines, travel, whang od, whang od and ang batang, whang od kalinga, whang od tattoo, whang od tattoo artist, whang-od love story, whang-od oggay, whang-od signature dos, whang-od signature dots, whang-od signature tattoo, whang-od signature tattoo meaning, whang-od story, who is whang-od, youngest mambabatok

After our outreach program (check: The Kids of Buscalan), we finally had the chance to visit Whang Od. We were

Journey To Buscalan : Our First Day In The Village

March 14, 2018August 6, 2021 adminbdmc 17 Comments buscalan, buscalan 2018, buscalan barangay, buscalan hike, buscalan kalinga, buscalan mountains, buscalan outreach, buscalan population, buscalan school, buscalan tour guide, buscalan tour guide fee, buscalan tour guide rate, buscalan tour guide rate 2018, buscalan tourism fee, buscalan trail, buscalan village, butbut, butbut tribe, journey to buscalan, trek to buscalan, where to stay in buscalan

After spending some time in Bontoc, Mountain Province, we all headed to our final destination ~ the village of Buscalan

A Journey To Buscalan : Meeting The Oldest And Youngest Tattoo Artists Of Kalinga (PROLOGUE)

August 13, 2017July 25, 2021 adminbdmc 5 Comments banaue rice terraces, bontoc, buscalan, buscalan barangay, buscalan kalinga, buscalan outreach, buscalan school, buscalan trail, buscalan village, butbut tribe, journey to buscalan, mambabatok kalinga, mountain province, the last mambabatok, travel, voluntourism, whang od, whang od kalinga, whang od tattoo, whang od tattoo artist, where to stay in buscalan, where to stay in kalinga, yabang outdoors

I recently posted an entry on how can you make your travel a lot more meaningful through a so-called Voluntourism