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Punnuk is a
traditional tug of war from the
Philippines practiced by the Tuwali-speaking
people who live in Hungduan, Ifugao. The competition, held in...
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Heritage Site. In 2008 and 2015, the
Hudhud chants of the
Ifugao and the
Punnuk (Tugging
rituals and games) were
inscribed in the
UNESCO Intangible Cultural...
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tugging rituals and games,
namely lbaengteanhprot (Khmer: ល្បែងទាញព្រ័ត្រ),
punnuk,
juldarigi (Korean: 줄다리기), and keo co (Vietnamese: kéo co),
include two...
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Republic of Korea, and Viet Nam for the
Tugging Rituals and Games,
wherein the
punnuk tugging ritual of the
Ifugao was included. As part of the
objective of the...
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Republic of
Korea and Viet Nam for the
Tugging Rituals and Games,
wherein the
Punnuk,
tugging ritual of the
Ifugao was included. As part of the
objective of...
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Tugging rituals and
games ល្បែងទាញព្រ័ត្រ (Khmer)
Punnuk (Filipino) 줄다리기 (Korean) Kéo Co (Vietnamese)
UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage Country Cambodia...
- 98–106. doi:10.13057/biodiv/d130208. van Schooneveld, Inge (18 July 2018). "
Punnuk rice
harvest ritual celebrates the Earth's abundance". Sinchi. Retrieved...
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UNESCO are the
Darangen Chant of the
Maranao people of Lake
Lanao and the
Punnuk tug-of-war Game of the Ifugao.
Education concerning Philippine mythology...
- Botany. Lea and Blanchard. p. 655. van Schooneveld, Inge (18 July 2018). "
Punnuk rice
harvest ritual celebrates the Earth's abundance". Sinchi. Retrieved...
- oral literatures, the
Hudhud and the Darangen, and one
indigenous game,
Punnuk,
appear in
UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage Lists. Additionally, four...
