The Hanging Coffins of Sagada: A place where death is an adventure!
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Rekha , Bangalore:
Sep 14 2008
Made Popular Sep 14 2008
It’s natural people expect their soul to ‘rest in peace’ at least in their death. But whether that truly happens or not is another question. If you happen to visit the Cliffs of Sagada in Phillipines you will be surprised to see to...
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It’s called tradition, Christian.
Those burial spots are holy ground for an indigenous people. If enterprising tourist operators have not encroached upon the land, you won’t even be able to see the picture or video of a scene you find funny.
It seems you have no background in culture for you to come up with a comment like that. Next time, I suggest you consult Wikipedia (at least). It’ll broaden your horizon.
PS
I don’t see how the effort can be an alternative to boredom, like you said.
PPS
It wasn’t meant to be funny. I’m not sure how you got to the conclusion that it is a piece of entertainment.
PPPS
Because this is Instablogs, I will accept your viewpoint, no matter how punch-drunk it was.
PPPPS
For your reading entertainment, and hopefully your enlightenment, here are some links you might want to click:
http://buryabroad.blogspot.com/2006/11/sagada.html
http://www.rhymer.net/tdarchive67.htm
http://thodock.com/html/phillipines.shtml#Sagada
http://bethei.blogspot.com/2007/12/hanging-coffins-of-sagada.html
Those burial spots are holy ground for an indigenous people. If enterprising tourist operators have not encroached upon the land, you won’t even be able to see the picture or video of a scene you find funny.
It seems you have no background in culture for you to come up with a comment like that. Next time, I suggest you consult Wikipedia (at least). It’ll broaden your horizon.
PS
I don’t see how the effort can be an alternative to boredom, like you said.
PPS
It wasn’t meant to be funny. I’m not sure how you got to the conclusion that it is a piece of entertainment.
PPPS
Because this is Instablogs, I will accept your viewpoint, no matter how punch-drunk it was.
PPPPS
For your reading entertainment, and hopefully your enlightenment, here are some links you might want to click:
http://buryabroad.blogspot.com/2006/11/sagada.html
http://www.rhymer.net/tdarchive67.htm
http://thodock.com/html/phillipines.shtml#Sagada
http://bethei.blogspot.com/2007/12/hanging-coffins-of-sagada.html
Global Opinions (2)
1 Stars
It’s called tradition, Christian.
Those burial spots are holy ground for an indigenous people. If enterprising tourist operators have not encroached upon the land, you won’t even be able to see the picture or video of a scene you find funny.
It seems you have no background in culture for you to come up with a comment like that. Next time, I suggest you consult Wikipedia (at least). It’ll broaden your horizon.
PS
I don’t see how the effort can be an alternative to boredom, like you said.
PPS
It wasn’t meant to be funny. I’m not sure how you got to the conclusion that it is a piece of entertainment.
PPPS
Because this is Instablogs, I will accept your viewpoint, no matter how punch-drunk it was.
PPPPS
For your reading entertainment, and hopefully your enlightenment, here are some links you might want to click:
http://buryabroad.blogspot.com/2006/11/sagada.html
http://www.rhymer.net/tdarchive67.htm
http://thodock.com/html/phillipines.shtml#Sagada
http://bethei.blogspot.com/2007/12/hanging-coffins-of-sagada.html
Those burial spots are holy ground for an indigenous people. If enterprising tourist operators have not encroached upon the land, you won’t even be able to see the picture or video of a scene you find funny.
It seems you have no background in culture for you to come up with a comment like that. Next time, I suggest you consult Wikipedia (at least). It’ll broaden your horizon.
PS
I don’t see how the effort can be an alternative to boredom, like you said.
PPS
It wasn’t meant to be funny. I’m not sure how you got to the conclusion that it is a piece of entertainment.
PPPS
Because this is Instablogs, I will accept your viewpoint, no matter how punch-drunk it was.
PPPPS
For your reading entertainment, and hopefully your enlightenment, here are some links you might want to click:
http://buryabroad.blogspot.com/2006/11/sagada.html
http://www.rhymer.net/tdarchive67.htm
http://thodock.com/html/phillipines.shtml#Sagada
http://bethei.blogspot.com/2007/12/hanging-coffins-of-sagada.html
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Those burial spots are holy ground for an indigenous people. If enterprising tourist operators have not encroached upon the land, you won’t even be able to see the picture or video of a scene you find funny.
It seems you have no background in culture for you to come up with a comment like that. Next time, I suggest you consult Wikipedia (at least). It’ll broaden your horizon.
PS
I don’t see how the effort can be an alternative to boredom, like you said.
PPS
It wasn’t meant to be funny. I’m not sure how you got to the conclusion that it is a piece of entertainment.
PPPS
Because this is Instablogs, I will accept your viewpoint, no matter how punch-drunk it was.
PPPPS
For your reading entertainment, and hopefully your enlightenment, here are some links you might want to click:
http://buryabroad.blogspot.com/2006/11/sagada.html
http://www.rhymer.net/tdarchive67.htm
http://thodock.com/html/phillipines.shtml#Sagada
http://bethei.blogspot.com/2007/12/hanging-coffins-of-sagada.html