The term "Igorot" refers to a group of indigenous peoples from the mountainous regions of the Philippines, particularly in the Cordillera Administrative Region. They are known for their rich cultural heritage, traditional practices, and unique languages, which vary among different Igorot tribes. The Igorots have a deep connection to their land and often engage in agriculture, particularly rice farming, using terraced fields. Historically, the Igorots have maintained their distinct identity despite external influences. They are recognized for their traditional rituals, vibrant festivals, and intricate craftsmanship, including weaving and wood carving. The Igorots play a significant role in preserving the cultural diversity of the Philippines.