Region One

REGION ONE
PHILIPPINES
ILOCOS REGION
Hannahs at Blue Lagoon, Ilocos Norte

Where is Vigan City located?
A B
Ilocos Ilocos
Norte Sur
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What are the Major Provinces in Region I?
A B
Ilocos Norte Vigan

Ilocos Sur Ilocos Norte
La Union Pangasinan
Pangasinan Ilocos Sur
Abra
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Who is the president that made the Macalaṅang of
the North?
A B C D
Sergio Elpidio Gloria Ferdinand

Osmena Quirino Macapagal Marcos
Arroyo
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HISTOR Ilocano (ilokan, also called iloko)
Third largest ethno linguistic group in the
Philippines.
Y first inhabited
Was
by the Negritos Ilocano is also the third largest
before they were spoken language in the Philippines
pushed by
successive waves Known for being hardworking,
appreciative, simple and
of Malay/ determined.
Austronesian
immigrants that Also known as stingy or
penetrated the “kuripot”
narrow coasts.
COMPOSED OF
4 Provinces 116 municipalities
Ilocos Norte
Ilocos Sur
La Union
Pangasinan
9 Cities
3,265 barangays
ILOCOS REGION
INDUSTRIES
Agriculture Fishery Cottage In-
Livestock dustries
Rice Tilapia Swine Furniture
Corn and and cattle Ceramics
Garlic assorted Iron works
Legumes fishes Loom weaving
Root crops
Tobacco
Other fruits
and vegetable
TOURIST SPOTS
Cornik Factory
Located in Paoay, Ilocos
Norte.
Malacaṅang of the North

& Paoay Lake
Also known as the vacation house of
former President Ferdinand Marcos.
Located in Paoay, Ilocos Norte
Pagudpud
Also known for its white sand
beaches.
Patapat Bridge
The 4th longest bridge in the
Philippines with a total length of 1.2
kilometres.
Bangui
Bangui Windmill in Ilocos Norte. One
of the biggest source of electricity in
the whole region of Ilocos
Burgos
Cape Bojedor Lighthouse in Ilocos
Norte
Crisologo Street in
Vigan
Heritage Street in Vigan, Ilocos Sur
Baluarte
Owned by Mr. Chavit Singson:
keeper of the sanctuary in Ilocos sur
LI T E RAT U R E
Known as one of the most
colorful regional Filipino
Literatures.
Prior to Spanish colonial period,

the Ilocano Literature is purely
alive in a form of written and oral
literature. Ancient poets
expressed themselves through
folk and war songs.
Biag ni Lam-ang
"The Life of Lam-ang"
-notable for being the first

Philippine folk epic to be
recorded in written form
-one of only two folk epics

documented during the
Philippines' Spanish Colonial
period
Zafaralla, Paul B.
Paul B. Upon, Multilingual

Zafaralla Pinili, writer
June 22, Ilocos (iluko, English,
1938 Norte Filipino)
Fine Arts graduate, holder Enjoys regional, national OUTLETS: Bannawag,

of M.A. in Education and and international Rima, Iluko anthologies,
a doctorate in recognitions for his lectures, English
Communications from UP incisive and scholarly broadsheets, popular and
(University of the critiques professional magazines,
Philippines) journal and classrooms
MEMBER OF:
• GUMIL Filipinas
• PEN International
• Phi Kappa Phi International
Honor Society
• Pi Gamma Mu International
Honor Society in the Social
Sciences
PAUL B. ZAFARALLA
WORKS:
Victoria : scholar, art educator, artist, humanist
by P. B Zafaralla (Book)
Godofredo S. Reyes, MD, FPCS, RPCS,

FPAOO, FICS, D. Hum. (HC) : the pride of
Ilocandia by P. B Zafaralla (Book)
Rice in the Seven Arts (Book)

PAUL B. ZAFARALLA
CONTRIBUTED TO:
Laguna de Bay: The Living Lake (Water Series
Trilogy, #1) by Reynaldo Gamboa Alejandro, Grace P. Odal-Devora
(Contributor)
Legaspi Drawings, 1990 by Nick Joaquin (with Paul Zafaralla

and Cesar Legaspi)
PAUL B. ZAFARALLA
prize-winning painter and art critic
AWARDS:
• Manila Critics Circle awarded him the 2004

National Book Award for Rice in the Seven
Arts, Sept. 4, 2005.
• Pinili-Metro Manila Residents Associations,
Inc., awarded him the Don Ignacio Lafrades
Award for Distinguished Achievement,
December 9, 2006.
• Palanca Awards: Short Story – Ilokano (2nd
Prize)
was initiated
for the
purpose of
understand
ing the
relationshi
ps between
arts and
rice, with
the
Philippines
as the first
case
PAUL B. ZAFARALLA
for Sanaysay sa Iluko or Iluko Essay
“For his admirable essays, and criticism, that enabled him not
only to advance Ilocano art and culture but put forward themes
and subjects that have to do with the nation and the world. His
studies served the recognition of the Filipino artist and the
virtues of his own culture. In giving shape to a Filipino
aesthetic, he has been able to demonstrate the rightful truth
that it is not only art that may show and spread beauty but the
dignity of the Filipino. In using the transformative agency of
criticism, he has opened other paths to elevating the human
condition.”
PAUL B. ZAFARALLA
- From Ilocos Region

- Multilingual writer
- Received multiple awards and
recognition
- Contributed to Philippine
Literature
THANK YOU

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Hannahs at Blue Lagoon, Ilocos Norte

Ilocos Norte Vigan

Sergio Elpidio Gloria Ferdinand

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Malacaṅang of the North

Prior to Spanish colonial period,

-notable for being the first

-one of only two folk epics

Paul B. Upon, Multilingual

Fine Arts graduate, holder Enjoys regional, national OUTLETS: Bannawag,

Godofredo S. Reyes, MD, FPCS, RPCS,

Rice in the Seven Arts (Book)

Legaspi Drawings, 1990 by Nick Joaquin (with Paul Zafaralla

• Manila Critics Circle awarded him the 2004

- From Ilocos Region

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