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Lemlunay (T’Boli...

See this at: thephilippineisland....| Added on 09/13/09

Lemlunay or also known as T’Boli Tribal Festival is an annual celebration staged at Lake Sebu, South Cotabato in Philippines. It is celebrated every third week of September that features tribal rituals that start at early down amidst sounds of gongs... See more more

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Sandugo Festival,...

See this at: thephilippineisland....| Added on 07/04/09

The Sandugo Festival, otherwise known as the Blood Compact Commemoration is Bohol’s famous festivity. The “dugo” is a Visayan dialect put into a cup and then drinking the contents thereof. Henceforth the Boholanos celebrated this special event... See more more

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Via Crusis in Cebu

See this at: thephilippineisland....| Added on 03/31/09

As a Lenten season is fast approaching, Via Crusis is one way to repent ourselves. It is a Lenten movement happens every April 1 where devotees from Cebu City and its neighboring cities and towns do their penitential procession through cities the... See more more

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Kalilangan Festival,...

See this at: thephilippineisland....| Added on 11/29/08

Every year, General Santos City marks its foundation anniversary on February 27 with various activities culminating the weekl... See more more

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Quiapo Fiesta: Procession...

See this at: thephilippineisland....| Added on 11/24/08

Quiapo Fiesta or Feast of the Black Nazarene is celebrated on the second Tuesday of January. It is the feast day of the Black Nazarene in Quiapo Church. After the main mass, the famous statue of the Black Nazarene, carved in Mexico during the 18th... See more more

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