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BOHOL SANDUGO FESTIVAL 2014 SCHEDULE OF ACTIVITIES
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Thousands of people from the Philippines and tourists get together and witness the Sandugo Festival in Bohol. It is a month long celebration every month of July in the City of Bohol; commemorate the signing of treaty of friendship between Datu Sikatuna and Miguel Lopez de Legazpi. Image credit t…

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Here is the Official Schedule of Activities in this year’s T'nalak Festival July 8 | Tuesday 8 PM - Opening: T'NALAK STRIP Alunan Ave., City of Koronadal July 9 | Wednesday 6 PM - Opening: South Cotabato Regional Industrial, Technology and Trade Expo Protech Center, City of Koronada…

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Bacolod Masskara Festival 2014 Schedule of Activities
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The Masskara Festival is a Bacolodnon’s way of expressing their gratitude for all the abundant blessings that they received. Image credit to Google One of the highlights of Bacolod Masskara Festival is the Street Dancing Competition. Several groups of masked dancers in brilliant and dazzling…

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Kadayawan 2013 Schedule of Events
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Davao City is the land of the majestic Philippines Eagles and mouth-watering Durian . KADAYAWAN is a festivity of life and thanksgiving for the plentiful gifts of nature and peaceful living. It derives from the pleasant Dabawenyo greeting, " Madayaw ". It means good, precious, and beau…

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Bohol Sandugo Festival  2013
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Thousands of people from the Philippines and tourists get together and witness the Sandugo Festival in Bohol . It is a month long celebration every month of July in the City of Bohol; commemorate the signing of treaty of friendship between Datu Sikatuna and Miguel Lopez de Legazpi. Generally, th…

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Masbate City: Rodeo Festival 2013 Schedule of Activities
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Celebrated in April of each year, the Rodeo Festival has been an integral part of the culture of Masbateños. This has gained the province the title, the Home of Philippine Rodeo. Schedule of Activities April 1, 2013 Kick-off Party and Festival Opening Beef Cooking Contest Fireworks Display …

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76th Araw ng Davao 2013 Schedule of Activities
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Once again Davao City will be celebrating 76th ARAW NG DABAW 2013. A month-long celebration that expected to have thousands of guests, visitors, tourists, transients, and travelers. Araw ng Dabaw, which literally means "Davao Day," is a week-long celebration of the founding of the cit…

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Aliwan Fiesta 2013 Schedule of Activities
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Every year, Philippines is celebrating its own Festival of Festival, the so-called Aliwan Fiesta. Big floats will parade and dancers will feature their creative, colorful dances through street display, and gorgeous Filipinas will show their beauty in Aliwan Fiesta 2013, The Philippines’ Festival of…

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Kaamulan Festival 2013 Schedule of Events
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Kaamulan Festival is an ethnic cultural festival held annually in Malaybalay City, Bukidnon from the second half of February to March 10. To honor the customs and traditions of the seven tribal groups that inhabit Bukidnon. These tribes are the Bukidnon, Higaonon, Talaandig, Manobo, Matigsalug, T…

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One of the most celebrated and most colorful festivals in the country is the Pahiyas Festival. It is an annual celebration in thanksgiving for abundant harvests. It is held every May 15th in Lucban, Quezon, in honor of the patron saint of farmers, San Isidro Labrador. The locals show their grateful…

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Bali and the History of the Hindus
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Bali is an island province in the archipelago of Indonesia. The province of Bali consists of the main island, together with a few smaller islands that are close by. The population of the island is a little over four million and the majority of these practise the Hindu religion. Bali is, in fact, h…

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Sinulog 2013 Schedule of Activities
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The Sinulog festival is one of the distinguished and colorful festivals in the Philippines. The major festival is held each year on the third Sunday of January in Cebu City to honor the Santo Niño, or the child Jesus, who used to be the patron saint of the whole province of Cebu. Sinulog 201…

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What can we learn from Africa?
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Travel may broaden the mind but voluntourism blasts it wide open. International volunteering is not just a way you can make a difference – it is also a way you can travel with a very real difference. You will learn new skills, see a different way of living and make new friends for life. Here are so…

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Kadayawan Festival 2012 Schedule in Davao City
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Davao City is the land of the majestic Philippines Eagles and mouth-watering Durian. KADAYAWAN is a festivity of life and thanksgiving for the plentiful gifts of nature and peaceful living. It derives from the pleasant Dabawenyo greeting, " Madayaw". Davao means good, precious, and beaut…

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Aliwan Fiesta 2012 Winners: Street Dancing Competition
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Here's the Aliwan Fiesta Street Dancing Competition 2012 Results. Congratulations Tribu Pan-ay of Dinagyang Festival 2012 for their back to back crown as the best festival of Aliwan Fiesta from 2010 to 2012. 5th Place who won P100,000 is Lembulong Festival of Surallah, South Cotabato 4t…

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KADAYAWAN  FESTIVAL 2011 PAMULAK FLORAL FLOAT WINNERS BIG CATEGORY 1st Place Abreeza 2nd Place Kisan Lu Lands Inc. 3rd Place Synnex-concentrix SMALL CATEGORY 1st Place Barangay Sasa 2nd Place Plata Tribe 3rd Place Float ni Rene Congratulations to all winners!��…

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The contingent from Purok Sison Elementary School in Surallah, South Cotabato successfully defended its crown as Champion in the open category and Magallanes Elementary School for Davao-based category of Indak-Indak sa Kadalanan(Street Dancing) of the Kadayawan Festival 2011. Below is the complet…

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Kadayawan Festival 2011
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Davao City is the land of the majestic Philippine Eagles and mouth-watering Durian. KADAYAWAN is a festivity of life and thanksgiving for the plentiful gifts of nature and peaceful living. It derives from the pleasant Dabawenyo greeting, "Madayaw". Dayaw means good, precious, and beautif…

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