Balangao of the Igorots

Subsistence of the Balangao is through wet terrace rice farming. Though compared to Ifugao, the rice system is not as big as theirs. They also include yam, taro and sweet potato in their biannual rice production. Their culture is close with the Kalingas due to them being in close contact like in their architecture. However, they differ in religion since Christianity has already made its way in the domain of the Balangaos. Much of their indigenous customs remain, such as the marriage customs, lifestyles, and even the dormitories meant for the men and women. (4)

Animism 
Believed in anitos, and in Umay-ayong which they considered to be the Supreme Being. Pigs and chickens were sacrificed to the anitos who made them afraid and anxious.
Pechen
Governs disputes with other ethnic groups, warmed up constantly to avoid discourse.
Enaporan
Courting song; the boy persuades a girl to accept a betelnut. Accepting it engages them and starts the marriage process.
Population of Christians vis-à-vis Ethnic religions
Christianity had aleady reached the area because of missionaries.
Ferwase
A Balangao ethnic attire called "Ferwase" also known as vest. It is used as an upper wear or a topper for men. It is also made up same fabric used in making G-strings and it is being used during occasions, especially weddings, festivals & others.
Language and dialect
Mainly Balangao-speakers but there are also a sub-dialect called Hagi.
Attuned to nature
They have profound connections with nature, making them better understand plants, animals, and their environment in their domains.
Farming
Mainly rice farming but also yam, taro and sweet potato.