KALAP FESTIVAL

 

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Kalap Festival is celebrated every March 21, it is the city’s official festival. It was originally derived from the tagalog word Kalap means to gather, during the old times people gather woods to provide warmth and to cook food. The term was then use as the name of the festival to show the culture and history of Calapan City. It was launched on 2009 and is still successfully being held every year. Participated by various sectors of Calapan’s broad citizenry, the people walk the city streets moving as one. It is intended to be a yearly celebration packed with performances, colorful floats, and most significant of all, history. Along the main streets, floats detail the defining moments of the city’s past, an insight into the City of Calapan of today. Read More: http://cityofcalapan.blogspot.com/2013/05/kalap-fest-or-kalap-festival.html

 

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As historians say, Calapan came from the word “Kalap” which is believed to be a kind of tree. Others say kalap means a process of gathering woods. From this research, it is developed into deeper analysis and interpretation of such word which could be the basis of the festival; celebration, since the festival will gather series of historical facts about Calapan tied up on discipline values, unity and GOD living Citizenry. The same word could also be easily connected and no other places could replicate it. Read More:  https://wanderingang.wordpress.com/2016/01/15/oriental-mindoro-the-islands-loveliest-harbor/

 

 

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Kalap celebration commemorates those establishing commemoration from claiming Calapan City, Oiental mindoro. It celebrates each 21^st  of March, the commemoration of the town for Calapan, highlighted Toward the road moving and bright coast parade portraying those history for Calapan and the root of its name starting with which the celebration determined its sake. A happy mixture from claiming socio-civic, cultural, historical, furthermore sports exercises. Kalap celebration may be celebrated each Walk 21, it will be the city’s official celebration.  Read More: https://www.hellotravel.com/events/kalap-festival

 

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

 

 

Oriental Mindoro is Part of the MIMAROPA Region

Where is Oriental Mindoro and How to Get There

Oriental Mindoro Home of World’s Most Diverse Marine Ecosystem

Tourist Attractions in Oriental Mindoro

Colorful Festivals in Oriental Mindoro

Awesome Beaches in Oriental Mindoro

Go and Have Fun in Oriental Mindoro

Oriental Mindoro Photo Gallery

Oriental Mindoro Video Collection

 

 

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