Who are the mabongtot tribe of kalinga?

Answer 1

The Mabongtot Tribe of Kalinga, Philippines is a sub-tribe of the Kalinga Tribe whose settlement area is found East of the Lubuagan Municipal Seat of Government along the Chico River. It has a population of around 3000 including those who migrated to other places. Their place is also called Mabongtot. The settlement area is clustered and sorrounded by rice terraces and end the chico river. It is generally mountainous with an average slope of 45 degrees. Their dialect is different from other sub-tribes that usully uses the letter "B" and "V". They are a typical Filipino whose height averages 5'5" for the men and 5'0" for women. They have a fair drak brown skin, black straight hair, mostly almond eyes with acquiline noses. Their livelihood solely depends on agriculture with rice as their main product and as their staple food. Through rice is their main agricultural activity, the rice supply can not meet the demand of the populace and so rice is still being bought from outside to augment the lack. Their main cash crop is coffee and legumes. Very few are professionals and very few are in the government positions. Though generally Christian, many still believe and adhere to ancient spiritual belief.

Answer 2

There is no information available on the Mabongtot tribe of Kalinga specifically. It is possible that they are a lesser-known or smaller tribe within the larger Kalinga indigenous group in the Philippines. Further research may be required to gather more specific information about them.