quote:Originally posted by Invisible Brainiac: If we define the Tagalog language region as Central and Southern Luzon, then no, I am not in that region. I am in the Tagalog region (Central or Southern Luzon), but am not in Ilocos. I am not in Manila.
OK, so now I´m confused. Are you or are you not in the Tagalog region?
My next question: are you in Gitnang Luzon (Region III)? (thank you Wikipedia!)
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Are you in La Trinidad? So you know, my plan is to go through all the provincial capitals of Cordillera, from most populated to least. This all based on Wikipedia...
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Nope. That will take a while, so I'll throw out a clue - this is one of the more well-known towns. It's a recently "discovered" tourist spot - just visited earlier this year, in fact.
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Unfortunately the only other tourist spot in Cordillera that I know of are the rice terraces of Banaue, and as far as I understand that is not a city... So I´m still quite lost.
Soo... are you in Bangued?
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The list of tourist destinations that I get doesn´t give me anything obvious. It´s hard, because living in North America we know absolutely nothing of any of these places. For example, you say that it is a more pristine version of Baguio. Isn´t Baguio a city? Pristine is perhaps not a word that I would associate with a city...
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Baguio is a city, and I suppose the "pristine" part is a matter of perspective. This place I'm thinking of has been compared to what Baguio used to be like 50, 100 years ago.
Hmm, let me think of a clue that is more helpful, yet not too obvious...
One of the draws of this town is its interesting burial practices.
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