Mt. Province
1. Lang-ay Festival, Mt. Province, April 7
A week-long agro-industrial trade, tourism and cultural fair with
tribal dances and songs in full regalia. Lang-ay is a native term which
showcases the living tradition of the people of Mountain province to
celebrate festivities, share happiness, foster family solidarity,
hospitality and nurture friendship - all with a toast of home brewed
wine.
2. Menaliyam Festival, May 27 - 28
A mini Lang-ay Festival that showcases the best of the Balangao, Baliwon, and Barlig tribes reminiscent of their old and living customs and traditions amidst the sound of gongs and chanting of sacred prayers.
3. Begnas
Ethnic offering of thanksgiving for a bountiful harvest where pigs or chickens are butchered for the family or clan members to partake of.
2. Menaliyam Festival, May 27 - 28
A mini Lang-ay Festival that showcases the best of the Balangao, Baliwon, and Barlig tribes reminiscent of their old and living customs and traditions amidst the sound of gongs and chanting of sacred prayers.
3. Begnas
Ethnic offering of thanksgiving for a bountiful harvest where pigs or chickens are butchered for the family or clan members to partake of.
4. Chom-no or Chonno
The grandest and most expensive wedding celebration which usually happens once in four or five years when the number of carabaos butchered reflects the economic status of the family, accompanied by dancing and singing.
The grandest and most expensive wedding celebration which usually happens once in four or five years when the number of carabaos butchered reflects the economic status of the family, accompanied by dancing and singing.
Abra
1. Kawayan festival means Bamboo Festival. It is the fiesta celebration of the provincial government of Abra. Abra is located at northern part of the Philippines. Abrenians tagged their fiesta as Kawayan Festival because of abundancy of bamboo’s in their region.
2. “Dapil
Festival” is a festival on sugarcane which is one of the Abra’s main
agricultural products for the manufacture of a wine called “basi”,
vinegar, molasses called “muscovado” and candies.
Dapil is derived from the word “Dadapilan”, an equipment used in extacting the sugar cane juice.
3. Arya!
Abra Festival, is a week-long celebration that coincides with the
founding anniversary of the Province of Abra, held yearly from March
6-10.
Arya
Abra Festival is a celebration of the province of Abra’s individuality.
It is a week-long celebration that showcases various sectors/groups in
the province. Each day is offered to a particular group of persons as a
way of honoring them for what they have done for the province of Abra.
The cultural festival “Arya Abra” has become a traditional yearly
festival which is aimed not only for outsiders but also the natives of
Abra.
The
Arya Abra festivity is a week-long great exercise, not just for
attracting tourists but also to enlighten all Abreños to take pride in
the heritage and rich culture of their province
4. Tingguian Festival features rich and colorful dances, rituals and songs of the Tingguian tribe.
Kalinga
1.The
Ullalim Festival is a tourism and industry promotional event for three
days (February 13-16) showcasing the rich cultural heritage of the
people and their bountiful natural resources.
A cultural festival showcasing the life and culture of the Kalinga through sports, crafts including indigenous food
2. The
Matagoan Festival celebrates the warm and peaceful relationship between
and among the different tribes that reside in Tabuk. The festival
highlights the indigenous practices, arts, and dances of the different
sub-tribes. It is celebrated on the 16th of June every year.
A
showcase of the cultural practices of the eight sub-tribes of Tabuk
(Biga, Tobog, Dallac, Malbong, Naneng, Gaddang, Guilayon, Colminga).
Serves as a culminating activity of Tabuk Day. Events include: Dornat –
strenthening of the Bodong ties between two tribes; presentation of
cultural songs and dances; and Matagoan Run or a 6-kilometer run from
Bulanao up to the municipal hall in the Poblacion.
3. Unoy Festival- This festival is held in thanksgiving to an
abundant harvest of the Unoy rice and other agricultural products of the people of Tinglayan, a municipality of Kalinga. It also aims to promote Unoy rice as Kalinga’s most sought-after agricultural product.
abundant harvest of the Unoy rice and other agricultural products of the people of Tinglayan, a municipality of Kalinga. It also aims to promote Unoy rice as Kalinga’s most sought-after agricultural product.
Apayao
1. The annual Apayao Day is held in Apayao every February 14th. It consists of cultural activities presenting pageants and sports.
2. The Say-Am-Talip-Tadoc Festival features their ethnic songs, dances and rituals.
3.The Pudtol Town Fiesta, Pudtol Last Thurs., Fri., and Sat. of May Agro-Trade Fair Pageant and Sports.
4. Conner is celebrated every 3rd Week of May with cultural presentations, trade fair, pageant and sports activities.
5. Fruit Harvest Festival- Celebrated
in September and October in Kirikitan, Conner Apayao. It is the
harvest season of rambutan, lanzones, durian, oranges and pomelo.
6. The Luna Foundation Day is held every October in Luna, Apayao showcasing agro-trade fair, pageant and sports fest.
7.
The Pudtol Foundation Day is celebrated every 2nd Week of December in
Pudtol, Apayao showcasing agro-trade fair, pageant and sports fest
Benguet
1. The Strawberry Festival is celebrated every February, the Strawberry Festival is another tourist attraction which includes a float parade participated in by various barangays, non-government organizations, people’s organizations, and business establishments
2. Adivay Festival- The 13 municipalities of Benguet gather together every November/December in the Adivay Festival, the province’s celebration of thanksgiving and unity. Here, the municipalities showcase their wealth in culture, natural resources, agriculture, and trade.
Abra
1. Imbayah Festivals- In the highlands, there is afestival that is somehow underrated. , specifically the Imbayah Festival which is celebrated every three years is a grand festivity highlighting the rich and coloful culture of the Ifugao.
2.The
annual Tungoh and Hungduan Festival is a a display of indigenous arts
and crafts as well agricultural products hosted at the Municipal
Grounds. It is a three-day activity celebrated every third week of
April. Tungoh refers to the rest period in the traditional agricultural
cycle, which is usually after the planting season.
Highlights
of the festival includes the annual climb to Mount Napulawan, ethnic
parade, ethnic games, agro-industrial exhibits, demonstration of
indigenous cultural practices, rituals, songs and dances, and sports
competitions.
3. Gotad
is an Ifugao term which usually refers to a normal gathering of people
and a certain phase of prestige rites where people converge in the
village of the family conducting the rites.
The
weeklong festivity started with a float contest and a grand cultural
parade around the poblacion, or central area, of the capital town of
Lagawe.
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