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    Kadayawan Festivuuul

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    The Kadayawan Festival is celebrated every third week of August in Davao, Mindanao, Philippines to thank Bathala for the bountiful harvest of fruits and orchids from Mount Apo. The festival originated from the word "madayaw", meaning good, beautiful, and superior. It features colorful street dances in native costumes, boat races, a horse fight competition, and the Bya'neng ng Kadayawan beauty pageant. The festival was started in 1986 by Unlad Proyekto Davao to showcase the region's culture, geography, and harvests.

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    The Kadayawan Festival is celebrated every third week of August in Davao, Mindanao, Philippines to thank Bathala for the bountiful harvest of fruits and orchids from Mount Apo. The festival originated from the word "madayaw", meaning good, beautiful, and superior. It features colorful street dances in native costumes, boat races, a horse fight competition, and the Bya'neng ng Kadayawan beauty pageant. The festival was started in 1986 by Unlad Proyekto Davao to showcase the region's culture, geography, and harvests.

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    The Kadayawan Festival is celebrated every third week of August in Davao, Mindanao, Philippines to thank Bathala for the bountiful harvest of fruits and orchids from Mount Apo. The festival originated from the word "madayaw", meaning good, beautiful, and superior. It features colorful street dances in native costumes, boat races, a horse fight competition, and the Bya'neng ng Kadayawan beauty pageant. The festival was started in 1986 by Unlad Proyekto Davao to showcase the region's culture, geography, and harvests.

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    Kadayawan Festivuuul

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    The Kadayawan Festival is celebrated every third week of August in Davao, Mindanao, Philippines to thank Bathala for the bountiful harvest of fruits and orchids from Mount Apo. The festival originated from the word "madayaw", meaning good, beautiful, and superior. It features colorful street dances in native costumes, boat races, a horse fight competition, and the Bya'neng ng Kadayawan beauty pageant. The festival was started in 1986 by Unlad Proyekto Davao to showcase the region's culture, geography, and harvests.

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    KADAYAWAN FESTIVAL

    KADAYAWAN
    Celebrated every: 3rd week of August Celebrated in: davao, mIndanao

    Around mt. apo


    Where Kadayawan came from: The word madayaw which is a friendly greeting. Meaning: good, valuable, beautiful and superior

    KADAYAWAN

    Why they celebrate kadayawan: To thank Bathala for the Bountiful harvest of fruits and orchids

    KADAYAWAN

    Connection to geography: celebrated with the countrys products which depends on the countries geography

    KADAYAWAN

    Celebrated by: ethnic tribes near mt. apo

    KADAYAWAN
    How they celebrate it:

    make floats with fresh fruits and flowers


    street dance in colorful costumes native power boat races

    Horse fight (the male horse that wins gets to mate with the girl horse)
    Byaneng ng Kadayawan (Miss Kadayawan Beauty Contest)

    KADAYAWAN

    MUSIC AND DANCES Sayaw Mindanaw Tunog Mindanaw

    How it started:
    Unlad Proyekto Davao in 1986.

    THANK YOU FOR LISTENING!! :) :) :) :)


    sources: www.kadayawan.com & www.wikipedia.com

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