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Kaamulan Festival Copy
The Kaamulan Festival is considered by many as the most authentic and richest cultural experience in the province of Bukidnon. It is a grand celebration of thanksgiving to Magbabaya (God Almighty) for the bountiful harvest and blessings of the year. Coined from the term “Amul,” which means “to gather,” the seven tribes of Bukidnon, namely the Higao-non, Umayam-non, Bukidnon, Talaandig, Manobo, Matigsalug, and Tigwahanon, all join hands in a pageantry of the customs, traditions, dances, and music of the tribes.
Location: Malaybalay City
Date: Second half of February
Location: Malaybalay City
Date: Second half of February
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Sunggod Teh Kamanga Festival
Essentially a festival of rituals, Sunggod Teh Kamanga celebrates the culture and heritage of the Manobo-Pulangihon of the Pulangi River and the Matigsalug of the highlands. Witnessing this festival is a pure, epic cultural experience as everything from start to finish stays true to the spirit of the culture, art, history, and heritage of Bukidnon’s tribes. Some rituals depicted in Sunggod Teh Kamanga are the Panalagbuta, Panampulot, Paratuan, and En-Anaken, which are thanksgiving rituals and social initiation among the Manobo tribe. This festival indeed offers a fresh and honest definition of what a true celebration of local culture is.
Location: Quezon, Bukidnon
Date: Mid- February
Location: Quezon, Bukidnon
Date: Mid- February
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Sunggod Teh Kamanga Festival
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Kaamulan Festival
The Kaamulan Festival is considered by many as the most authentic and richest cultural experience in the province of Bukidnon. It is a grand celebration of thanksgiving to Magbabaya (God Almighty) for the bountiful harvest and blessings of the year. Coined from the term “Amul,” which means “to gather,” the seven tribes of Bukidnon, namely the Higao-non, Umayam-non, Bukidnon, Talaandig, Manobo, Matigsalug, and Tigwahanon, all join hands in a pageantry of the customs, traditions, dances, and music of the tribes.
Location: Malaybalay City
Date: Second half of February
Location: Malaybalay City
Date: Second half of February
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