Kannawidan Festival

Kannawidan Festival

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The Kannawidan festival is a vibrant yearly celebration in Ilocos Sur, Philippines. It is  showcase of the province's rich cultural heritage, history and traditions. Kannawidan is derived from the Ilocano word "kannawid" that means "east" which pertains to the location of the province. This celebration starts from January 30 up to February 2 but the exact dates may vary depending on the year and to the local government decisions. The exact place where it is held is at Ilocos Sur, specifically in the capital town, Vigan City.

The Kannawidan Festival serves several purposes. One of its main objectives is to promote Ilocano culture and traditions. The festival is a way to showcase the province's rich cultural heritage and to preserve its traditions for future generations. The festival also aims to promote tourism in Ilocos Sur. The province is home to many historical landmarks and natural attractions, and the festival is a way to attract visitors and showcase the province's beauty.







One of the highlights of the festival is the street dancing competition, where participants showcase their dancing skills and creativity. The competition is usually held in the streets of Vigan, which are decorated with colorful streamers and balloons.




Another popular event is the float parade, where participants create elaborate floats that showcase the province's products and industries. The floats are usually decorated with flowers, fruits, and other materials, and are accompanied by marching bands and street dancers.


The Kannawidan Festival is a unique and unforgettable experience that showcases the best of Ilocos Sur. It's a celebration of the province's rich cultural heritage, history, and traditions. The festival is a must-visit event for anyone interested in Philippine culture and history. By attending the Kannawidan Festival, visitors can experience the warm hospitality of the Ilocano people, sample local delicacies, and buy souvenirs. The festival is also a great opportunity to learn about Ilocano culture and traditions, and to appreciate the province's rich heritage.

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