Apr 4, 2024 · The house is a recreation of a traditional gónô bong (big house) where a datu would live, each wife given her own cubicle for sleeping with their children. The house would also be large enough to hold the monimun, a major ceremonial wedding ritual …

Sep 21, 2022 · A datu can forge an alliance with another datu through the sabila, which they must heed throughout their lives. The highest honor for a woman is the title of boi, which is given to a wealthy female or to the favorite wife or daughter of a wealthy male or a datu.

May 9, 2024 · Guests can also stay in a traditional Tboli-style house or gono. The room named Gono Datu, for example, replicates the house of a datu, where his many wives and their respective children would sleep together under one roof.

Each settlement would have a ceremonial house called a gono bong (big house). Members of such communities are usually related by kinship. The head of each grouping is a datu. Extended families are common in households that operate as the economic and social unit.

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Stop by and visit the T’boli Museum when you’re in Lake Sebu. This simple gono bong (house) showcases artifacts and memorabilia such as native crafts like woodcarved items and t’nalak, but also some of the local T’boli brass instruments visitors can try out.

Jan 4, 2023 · The Lemsnolon Cultural Village offers a Homestay Program in a traditional T’boli long-house (Gono Bong), and an opportunity to interact with the T’boli. The T’boli People welcomed us with a traditional T’boli dance and music.

Apr 18, 2021 · Gono Datu (T’Boli Traditional House): P3000 (good for 15 pax, no free breakfast)

Inside a traditional T'boli Gono Bong ("Big House") that operates as a homestay located on the jump-off of the Kule trail to Lake Holon.

Mar 11, 2013 · Termed locally as “gono-bong”, this particularly large house is being used for rituals and tribal ceremonies. Being surrounded by fields and a rich soil, the T’boli tribes resort to the cultivation of sugar cane, potato, corn, coffee and …