Kay-ang Hill

Kay-ang Hill Kay-ang Hill is a private hilltop home located at Cudog, Lagawe, Ifugao. 10 minutes from downtown. Situated along the road going to Banaue.

You can enjoy the home feel, mountain view with touch of Ifugao culture.

The Philippine flag was first unfurled during the 1898 declaration of independence, and the national anthem, now known a...
12/06/2026

The Philippine flag was first unfurled during the 1898 declaration of independence, and the national anthem, now known as Lupang Hinirang, was played for the first time during the celebration.

Maligayang Araw ng Kalayaan! 🇵🇭

Hiling ng lahat na sana maayos ang ating ekonomiya🫶🏻
Para saan pa tayo bumabangon at lumalaban💪

Stawberry Matcha🫶🏻❤️
11/06/2026

Stawberry Matcha🫶🏻❤️

DAY 4🔥Kiniing Garlic Pasta🔥Creamy Pinunnog pastaAvailable po sa ating booth sa Provincial Plaza❤️🫶🏻🔥
11/06/2026

DAY 4
🔥Kiniing Garlic Pasta
🔥Creamy Pinunnog pasta
Available po sa ating booth sa Provincial Plaza❤️🫶🏻🔥

Bring Home a Taste of Heritage 👌Indulge in our homemade smoked gourmet delicacies- flavorful, authentic, and crafted wit...
09/06/2026

Bring Home a Taste of Heritage 👌

Indulge in our homemade smoked gourmet delicacies- flavorful, authentic, and crafted with care.
We have vacuum-sealed products available, perfect for your next meal or as a special pasalubong for family and friends. Made with quality ingredients and no added preservatives, so you can enjoy the natural goodness in every bite.

📍 Visit our booth at the Provincial Plaza
📅 until June 18.
Or drop by at Kay-Ang Hill Travellers Inn in Cudog, Lagawe, Ifugao, and savor these local specialties while enjoying the relaxing mountain ambiance and a great meal.

Don’t miss the chance to take home these proudly local flavors. Once you taste them, you’ll understand why they’re a favorite! 🥰

Iver Mic Abe, our pitmaster❤️

❤️Chicken Creamy Pesto❤️Cranberry Shake
05/06/2026

❤️Chicken Creamy Pesto
❤️Cranberry Shake

05/06/2026

“Dulduli” (Cicada)
They seem to appear in large numbers and become very loud just before or during the start of the rainy season because:

* Their life cycle is tied to moisture and temperature. After spending months or years underground as nymphs, they emerge when environmental conditions are favorable.
* Rain softens the soil, making it easier for them to come out and transform into adults.
* The loud sound is the males calling for mates. When many emerge at the same time, the chorus can become extremely loud.
* The rainy season provides abundant food and suitable conditions for reproduction and survival.

So the “dulduli” are often considered a natural sign that the rainy season is approaching. Their loud buzzing is essentially a massive mating call from thousands of males trying to attract females.

Maphod an algo! uray tayya umudan. Mun an annad taun namin.
05/06/2026

Maphod an algo! uray tayya umudan. Mun an annad taun namin.

Pecan Chocolate Muffins 🍫🧁
29/05/2026

Pecan Chocolate Muffins 🍫🧁

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Kay-ang, Cudog
Lagawe
3600

Telephone

+639754907658

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