Ifugao is an ethnic group living the in Ifugao province situated in the Central Cordillera Mountains of northern Luzon, the biggest island of the Philippine archipelago. The Ifugao, which is subdivided into major subgroups, namely Banaue, Mayaoyao, Kiangan, Hungduan, Lagaue, Potia, and Lamut, inhabit the most rugged and mountainous part of the country. The main source of livelihood of the Ifugao is agriculture. They plant potatoes, vegetables and their staple food rice which is grown in the world famous rice terraces. The Ifugao are very artistic people. They are expert textile weavers, basket makers, and wood and metal carvers.