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"UNTIL WE MEET AGAIN, KAKTEH DU CHINAYI" 🇹🇼🇵🇭

An indigenous group from Taiwan successfully traveled to Batanes using a traditional boat equipped with oars, a sea journey that their ancestors had gone on centuries ago. According to Kuya Kim's report on 24 Oras, the group of Tao people took the whole day to cross the Bashi Channel from Taiwan's Orchid Island to Batanes.

Their objective was to trace the ancient route and visit the Ivatan people like in the old days.

"Until we meet again, Kakteh du Chinayi. The Province of Batanes extends its heartfelt appreciation and gratitude to our Tao brothers and sisters from Lanyu, Taiwan, for undertaking the extraordinary journey across the seas to reconnect with their Kakteh du Chinayi, their siblings of the same womb, the Ivatan people of Batanes," said the Provincial Government of Batanes through their official Facebook page.

Photo courtesy: Provincial Government of Batanes

Read more:
https://t.co/HIZ9rUrF4k

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