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Iligan City | Diyandi Festival: Taboan sa Iligan
A constant fixture in the annual celebration of Diyandi Festival is the "Taboan sa Iligan." It opens every first week of September and lasts until the first week of October. This year, it is located at the end of Benito Labao Street Extens…
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Iligan City | Diyandi Festival: Kasadya sa Tartanilya
One of the highlights of this year's Diyandi Festival celebration is the 'Kasadya sa Tartanilya.' It is a parade of decorated and lighted tartanilyas (or horse-drawn carriages) in the city.
These funky rides serve as a tour transport fo…
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Iligan City | Diyandi Festival: Pagkanaug sa Imahe ni Sr. San Miguel
September is a culturally charged month for Iliganons. It's time for Diyandi Festival sa Iligan,a month-long cultural celebration in honor of its patron saint, St. Michael.
One of the highlights of the celebration is the “Pagkanaug sa Imahe ni S…
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