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It is one of the most popular dances in the Philippines wherein the dancers imitate the tikling bird by stepping and turning between the two long bamboo poles that are beaten. 

• Maglalatik

• Sayaw sa Bangko

• Tinikling

It is a bamboo royalty dance from Maranao wherein the prince and princess perform movements to the clashing bamboo poles. 

• Malong- Malong

• Singkil

• Tinikling

It is a dance wherein the dancers dance on the top of a narrow bench, hopping and exchanging places without falling. 

• Karatong 

• Maglalatik

• Sayaw sa Bangko

A dance from Kalinga of the Mountain Province. It is a dance where in seven or eight heavy pots are balanced and placed on the heads of the young women.

• Banga dance

• Tinikling

• Ba Ingles

A Visayan dance which originated in Capiz in Western Visayas Region. Dance represents the playful gestures of the crabs.

• Kinabua

• Man-manok

• Inalimango

A dance from Mandaya tribe in eastern Mindanao. A dance that imitates the movement of the hawks.

• Carinosa

• Inalimango

• Kinabua

A tribal dance from Bagobo tribe in Davao del Norte which portrays the cycle of planting and harvesting of rice.

• Banga dance

• Inalimango

• Bogobo rice cycle

A dance from Vigan, Ilocos Sur which mimics fowls.

• Man-manok

• Kinabua

• Inalimango

A dance that expresses the people's love of nature and gratitude to the gods.

• Ethnic dance

• Modern dance

Combination of strong winds with heavy rainfall.

• Storm surge

• Typhoon

• Landslide