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KNEELING CARABAO FESTIVAL 2024
Pulilan, Bulacan
The image you see is based on the actual event of the Pulilan, "KNEELING CARABAO FESTIVAL"
PASINTABI PO SA MGA KUMAKAIN: This video for the festival event of Pulilan, Bulacan
One of the trips I was amazed to be able to visit the town of Pulilan in Bulacan. Here in their town, they celebrate the kneeling of the buffalo in front of the church of their patron, San Isidro Labrador.
This is included in My vlog of documenting and archiving in the arts and culture events in the Philippines. A historical one to preserve the customary traditions of the village. In this video vlog you can see the wealth of history and culture of our country. Pulilan is known for the Kneeling Carabao Festival which is celebrated every May 14.
The occasion is commemorated in Honor of San Isidro Labrador, the patron saint of Farmers. Carabao are led by farmers in a long procession to the church square whereby they kneel and receive their blessings.
The festival promotes animal welfare Carabaos are considered as national symbols in the Philippines. Carabaos hold a special place in Filipino culture and are considered as national symbols of strength, resilience, and hard work.
CARABAO'S NAME - "BULUGAN"
The Pulilan Carabao Festival, serves as a platform to promote the importance of agriculture and the farming industry in the region.
It aims to raise awareness about the challenges faced by farmers and the importance of their contributions to the community and the country's food security. By highlighting the important role of buffaloes in farming, the festival encourages younger generations to appreciate and preserve traditional farming practices.
NOTICE: No animals were harmed or injured in the area! Animal's droppings were just part of the celebration and were not intended to be caught on video.
SAN ISIDRO LABRADOR CHURCH
* Things
to know about your Carabao Festival Trip *
OPEN TO PUBLIC - NO ENTRANCE FEE
PARADE
HOURS: Starts at 2pm - 5pm
THINGS TO
BRING:
A bottle
of water, Camera, Cellphone, Cash should be on your bag. and if you're a
tourist, bring your I. D's.
Umbrella
and Jacket- Because when the parade start or ends, it was always raining.
Safety Shoes - Wear safety shoes to prevent
buffaloes from stepping on your feet. and avoid stepping on poop on the road.
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.
BEST TIME TO VISIT:
The festival is very popular you can visit this on the site and find
almost no crowd. I recommend doing so in the morning, at the opening of the
parade is on the highway road.
TRAVEL
TIPS: - LENGTH TO VISIT
It's better to just wait at the buffalo hangout near Sandico St. Lumbac, that's where the farmers bring their pet buffalo. And it's good that you get there earlier because the streets on the way are closed when the parade starts.
all participants in the parade pass in front of the SAN ISIDRO LABRADOR church where the buffaloes kneel in gratitude for the abundant harvest.
Come and have fun and witness the kneeling of the buffaloes and the marching of the local people from the town of Pulilan.
In thanksgiving to God and honoring the patron saint of farmers for a
year of grace and bountiful harvest!
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