Cordillera Homecoming Caravan: Overseas Filipinos Reconnect with Heritage
The 'Discover More to Love Homecoming Caravan' brought overseas Filipinos back to the Cordillera region for a four-day journey. Participants reconnected with their heritage, explored cultural traditions, and learned about the potential of sustainable tourism in local communities.
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