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Sinulog De Kabankalan

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    The Sinulog, Kabankalan City’s version of the world-famous “Ati-Atihan” indulged in by our ancestors, is celebrated in the third week of January.  The  SINULOG SA KABANKALAN FESTIVAL  is a celebration of thanksgiving, it is celebrated every 3rd Sunday of January. It is both a cultural and religious activity. The Sinulog is a tribal war dance performed by the indigenous population, and the festival celebrates this cultural heritage as thousands join the pageantry of colors and the merry-making to rhythmic sounds and movements. Starting in 1976, the Sinulog sa Kabankalan has been celebrated for more than 40 years and precedes other similar festivals. While it is a top tourist attraction particularly for the neighboring areas, the Sinulog sa Kabankalan has also managed to retain its authenticity and grassroots appeal. Organized by the Kabankalan Sinulog Foundation, Inc. the festival is a community undertaking, with the support and participation of civic groups backed by the LGU.  Kaba
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Sinulog De Kabankalan

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    The Sinulog, Kabankalan City version of the world-famous “Ati-Atihan” indulged in by our ancestors, is celebrated in the third week of January.  The  SINULOG SA KABANKALAN FESTIVAL  is a celebration of thanksgiving,  it is celebrated every 3rd Sunday of January. It is both a cultural and religious activity. The Sinulog is a tribal war dance performed by the indigenous population, and the festival celebrates this cultural heritage as thousands join the pageantry of colors and the merry-making to rhythmic sounds and movements. Starting in 1976, the Sinulog sa Kabankalan has been celebrated for more than 40 years and precedes other similar festivals. While it is a top tourist attraction particularly for the neighboring areas, the Sinulog sa Kabankalan has also managed to retain its authenticity and grassroots appeal. Organized by the Kabankalan Sinulog Foundation, Inc. the festival is a community undertaking, with the support and participation of civic groups backed by the LGU.  Kaban
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