The document summarizes three Philippine mythical creatures:
1) The Kapre, a large, hairy tree giant said to live in forests on Mount Makiling and disorient travelers.
2) The Nuno sa Punso, a dwarf-like nature spirit believed to live in anthills or termite mounds and should be respected according to tradition.
3) The Lambana of Mount Makiling, a goddess known as Dayang Masalanta who was worshipped in pre-colonial Philippines and is linked to the profile of the mountain which some say resembles a human form.
The document summarizes three Philippine mythical creatures:
1) The Kapre, a large, hairy tree giant said to live in forests on Mount Makiling and disorient travelers.
2) The Nuno sa Punso, a dwarf-like nature spirit believed to live in anthills or termite mounds and should be respected according to tradition.
3) The Lambana of Mount Makiling, a goddess known as Dayang Masalanta who was worshipped in pre-colonial Philippines and is linked to the profile of the mountain which some say resembles a human form.
The document summarizes three Philippine mythical creatures:
1) The Kapre, a large, hairy tree giant said to live in forests on Mount Makiling and disorient travelers.
2) The Nuno sa Punso, a dwarf-like nature spirit believed to live in anthills or termite mounds and should be respected according to tradition.
3) The Lambana of Mount Makiling, a goddess known as Dayang Masalanta who was worshipped in pre-colonial Philippines and is linked to the profile of the mountain which some say resembles a human form.
Title of story/narrative Kapre Nuno sa punso Mount Makiling
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