THE sleepy barangay of Imugan in Santa Fe, Nueva Vizcaya has always been my favorite hideaway ever since I set foot on the place almost two decades ago. It was a photo assignment to document the Ikalahan tribe that took me to Imugan.
I still remember the first time I visited this village high up in the Caraballo mountain range. We took an overnight Dangwa bus, arrived by dawn in Santa Fe town and by early morning, we were already riding a service pick-up truck along the gravel road to Imugan.
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