Municipality of Buguias, Province of Benguet

                                                                                                    

MUNICIPALITY OF BUGUIAS

PROVINCE OF BENGUET

Year Approved: ____



VEGETABLE TERRACES - represent Buguias as highland agricultural municipality with 14 terraces representing the same number of Barangays in the municipality.
 
ROADS AND BRIDGES - represent the agricultural and infrastructural support facilities.
 
KAYABANG (BACK BASKET) - represents the traditional way of carrying farm produce such as: potatoes, carrots, cabbage and other highland vegetables.
 
GRAB, HOE, SPADE, AND THROWER - represent some of the traditional tools used by Buguias farmers.
 
RIVER - represents the Agno River with its 3 tributaries namely: Baney River, Capuyoan River, and Nabalicong River that fills the Dams of Ambuklaw, Binga, and San Roque of Electricity for Luzon Grid.
 
GANZA (GONG), SALIBAO (DRUM), AND TAKIK (IRON/METAL STICK) - represent the culture and tradition of Buguias in relation to the worship of Gods and Goddesses during cañaos, weddings, and other rituals.
 
BOOK AND TORCH - represent education
 
LIGA-O (WINOWER) - represents the heritage of the people of Buguias in relation to its culture and tradition.
 
WHEEL - represents manufacturing, commerce, and trade in the municipality.
 
ANVIL - represents industry and blacksmith.

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