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Festival Date Celebrated Place of Origin Brief Description

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Pahiyas Festival Every 15 of May
Tuna Festival Every 5rd week of General Santos City
september
Lanzones Festival Every 3rd week of
october
Hermosa Festival Every october
Karajaw Festival Every 9th of september Surigao City, Surigao
Kadayawan Festival Every third week of
august
Panagbenga Festival Every february
Lucban Quezon It is done in honor of
San Isidro Labrador,
the patron saint of
farmers
Fondly called GenSan,
the largest producer of
sashimi-grade tuna
celebrates all things
with this colorful
festival.
Camuigin held to celebrate
bounty harvests of the
Lanzones fruit also
known as langsats.
Ambuanga The festival is held in
honor of the
miraculous image of
Our Lady of the Pillar
(Spanish and
Chavacano: Nuestra
Señora del Pilar)
Is a multicolored
Del Norte festival showcasing the
Surigaonon's Ethnic
Culture through street
dancing. The
indigenous of Surigao
the Mamanwa
indigenous people are
the source of Bonok-
bonok Festival
Davao City It is the celebration of
life, a thanksgiving for
the gifts of nature, the
wealth of culture, and
bounties of harvest and
serenity of living.
Baguio City is a month-long annual
flower Occurring in

Bangus Festival Every 19th of April ‘til
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Pagoda Sa Wawa Every 1st Sunday of july
Dinayag Festival Every 4th Sunday of
january
Masskara Festival Every october Bacolod City, Negros
Pintados Kasadyaan Every 29th of june Leyte And Samar
Festival
Kaamulan Festival Starts from second half
of February to march
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Baguio and was
created as a tribute to
the city's flowers and
as a way to rise up
from the devastation of
the 1990 Luzon
earthquake.
Dagupan City Held in celebration of
the city's thriving
aquaculture,
specializing in bangus
or milkfish.
Bocaue Bulacan Celebrates the fluvial
Festival, which
commemorates the
discovery of the
miraculous cross
floating on the Bocaue
river 200 years ago
iloilo The festival is held to
show reverence of
Santo Nino as well as to
mark the onset of the
arrival of Malay
immigrants.
People celebrate the
Oriental MassKara Festival by
wearing smiling-faced
masks, colorful
costumes, and unique
accessories, while
parading and dancing
on the streets.
Is a cultural-religious
celebration in Tacloban
based on the body-
painting traditions of
the ancient tattooed
"pintados" warriors
Malaybalay City, celebrates the richness
Bukidnon of Bukidnon in terms of
culture, ethnicity and
language. Kaamulan
promotes cultural
preservation and
recognition for each
tribe.
 Bacao Festival Every 3rd week of Echague, Isabela This event was created
march as an honor to the
town of Echague and as
a way to give thanks for
their fruitful harvest.
Obando Fertility Rites Every may 17 to 19 Obando Bulacan Fertility Dance is
celebrated in honor of
Santa Clara, San
Pascual de Baylon, and
Nuestra Señora de
Salambao. The prayers
are offered to these
three saints for the
childless, for religious
virtue, and a bountiful
catch
Feast of Black Every January 9 Mexico Religious veneration of
Nazarene the Black Nazarene is
rooted among Filipinos
who identify
themselves with the
passion and suffering
of Christ which the
image depicts.
Sinulog Festival Every 3rd Sunday of Cebu City The festival is done by
jannuary a dance ritual, in which
it tells the story of the
Filipino people's pagan
past and their
acceptance of
Christianity.
Ati-Atihan Festival Every 3rd week of Kalibo, Panay Is a two-pronged
january celebration to firstly
honor the Santo Nino
(baby Jesus) and
secondly to
commemorate a peace
pact between two
warring tribes back in
1210.