Foundation Day in a Festive Way!

 

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Every province have different festivities. This is mainly to share the culture and beliefs, but it is also a form of celebration. Celebrating this annual events have became part of our yearly routine. Without this celebrations, we cannot showcase how proud we are, and how we honor such important events in history. 

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In Ilocos Sur, a yearly awaited event, Kannawidan Ylocos Festival is being celebrated. Among all of the festivities that the province have, this is one of the most important one. This is because Kannawidan Ylocos Festival is an annual celebration of the province's foundation day. February 3, 1818 was the day that Ilocos Sur became a province. The said festival is celebrated for a week or more. Various local products are being shown and sold, especially foods. Philippine celebrities and singers are also invited to perform at nights. It's a heavenly week for Ilocanos!

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Celebrating festivals and important events are important. It's a form of remembering our history. Kannawidan Ylocos Festival is always celebrated in a grand way. But this year, a simple celebration is already considered a big one, if our safety is not at risk. Always stay safe, follow the health protocols, and stay hydrated!


Comments

  1. Ashley John28 February 2021 at 03:29

    I agree that celebrating festivals are significant, for it can have benefits such as being an instrument in preserving history, cultures, and traditions. I like how you organized your ideas in your blog. And I also admire that you added some information about the origin of the festival. Stay safe and have a good day!

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  2. Julie Ann1 March 2021 at 05:21

    I like how you provided organized details in your blog. It's inspiring to see someone like you appreciating our festival. It's truly a heavenly week for Ilocanos during this festival. Great blog!

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  3. Charisma2 March 2021 at 01:14

    I like how your blog is on point and very well-written. I do agree that a simple celebration can be considered grand given the situation we are currently in. All the best, have a good day!

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  4. Hannah Gyle3 March 2021 at 12:21

    Hi Sunshine! Indeed, festivals are important in preserving our rich culture. Your blog is well-written in a straight forward manner. Great job and have a nice day!

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  5. Francisco4 March 2021 at 21:42

    I am now well informed about the kannawidan festival,the blog is neat and well made,good job

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  6. Ivan7 March 2021 at 20:57

    I agree in your blog , we cannot celebrate like the way before covid-19. Nice content.

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