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The Ilocano Culture

     As the month of February arrives, we are greeted with many festivals in Ilocos Sur, mainly the Kannawidan Festival.The Kannawidan Festival is A festival in the Province of Ilocos Sur commemorating the separation of the two Ilocos provinces in 1818. This festival is a showcase of indigenous performances, religious rituals, as well cooking demos featuring the best of Ilocano dishes.

    The Kannawidan Ylocos Festival has a lot to offer, wherein there are shows, souvenir shops to buy a memorable item from the festival and a Carnival. But unfortunately due to the pandemic going outside may cause more harm than good for the people. But this year, because a lot of people wanted to go to the festival, locos Sur implemented a no vaccination card, no entry to lessen the risk of spreading the virus.

    Despite the pandemic, we still need to find a way to celebrate this festival, as it's our culture, and we need to essentially preserve and maintain it to keep the beauty of our beautiful province.


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