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History of Namitpit, Quirino, Ilocos Sur Long time ago, this place had been called “Dadagupan” because people from the different corners from east to west and north to south meets the set of the local government of the “munisipio” is located during the Spanish Era. A stone throw from the center of the “munisipio” is a place called “Panday” where beautiful bolos, knives, plow and other sharp instrument are made, because of these products, the place became known far and wide to order bolos as the native says “manpapitpit as gaman”. The place became so popular that when people are heard to say “manpapitpit” eventually means “Panday” or blacksmith. People from other places who came to this place to sell their merchandise or to have a made to order bolos, knives, plow or other sharp instrument when ask if where are they going, instead of telling that they are going to panday, they answer them in gesture manner “manpapitpit”. Since “manpapitpit” is more popular than Panday which only one pl...

The Wooden Bridge in Quirino, Ilocos Sur: A Seasonal Lifeline In the Municipality of Quirino, Ilocos, the wooden bridge spanning the Abra River serves as a vital shortcut for travelers heading from Malideg, Quirino to Dilong, Tubo, Abra. Each summer, local residents from the nearby barangays come together to construct this temporary bridge, facilitating easy access for motor vehicles and enhancing connectivity between communities on either side of the river. This community-driven initiative not only provides essential transportation links during the dry season but also fosters a spirit of cooperation and togetherness among residents. As the bridge connects families, farmers, and traders, it plays a crucial role in promoting local commerce and improving the overall quality of life in the region.

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