I'm Kuya Jess, A Pinoy Adventurer your Ka-Campy, in various stories and travels!
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DINAGYANG FESTIVAL | Aliwan Fiesta Grand Champion EP. 3 #lovethephilippines #aliwanfiesta2023 #love
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Artura focuses promoting in the Arts and Culture and local artists in the Philippines. - (For Educational Purposes Only) #promotingartsandculture #lovethephilippines #artura #kuyajesscampattack
Hello! Campy friends, here on my Camp Attack channel, we're not just going to talk about camping and travel. We also have Artura, a segment that discusses the rich art and culture of our country. ARTURA or combined Art and Culture based on the art of identity or identity.
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ALIWAN FIESTA - The Celebration of Cultural Heritage
held at Star City Complex in Pasay, Philippines
What is Dinagyang festival celebrated for?
Dinagyang is a religious and cultural festival. It is held annually in Iloilo City, Philippines, on the fourth Sunday of January. The event honors the child Jesus and showcases the rich culture and history of Iloilo City.
The streets along CCP Complex were filled with loud music and majestic performances showcased by the richness and diversity of Philippine Festivals.
Coming together and celebrating the country’s beauty and culture gave the participants and the festival goers an incomparable feeling of unity and pride. This exceptional event marked the history and preserved cultural heritage of us, Filipinos.
See you all on Aliwan Fiesta 2024!
ADMISSION IS FREE
LENGTH TO VISIT:
The fiesta event it takes 3 days. you should check the social media page for details of info.
THINGS TO BRING:
A bottle of water, Camera, Power bank, Cellphone, Candy, Cash should be on your bag. and if you're a student or senior citizen, bring your I. D's.
WHAT TO WEAR:
There are no Dress Codes, but it's always best to dress in comfort since you will be walking around. wearing casual clothing and flat footwear is highly recommended.
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