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SOLILI FESTIVAL

 

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The Solili Festival’s main event featured the celebration of the Day of Siquijor. One of these traditions valued by the citizens of Lazi to the present is the Solili law, which will gather the relatives of the groom to meet his future wife. This festival commemorates the point of courtship by Tukmo and Punay, and as a tributary for the newlyweds is performed in conjunction with the Solili shouting “Solili law”. Solili Festival in Lazi, Siquijor is celebrated every 17th of September. Read More: https://www.greedypeg.org/siquijor/Solili-Festival.html

 

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During Siquijor’s Charter Day, the highlight event is the Solili Festival. The celebration occurs to emphasize the tradition of courtship, and is a tribute to husband and wives, and most of all, newlyweds. A unique celebration done during the festival is the Solili Binalaye, in which the groom’s kin dress up to impress the family of the bride. Other activities include sports events, cultural presentations, and street dances. Read More:  http://www.theatorres.com/minter5/localdestination/festival.html

 

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The festivity is usually a weeklong undertaking loaded with ious activities took an interest by government and non-government associations, LGUs, schools, and private institutions. There are different games exercises being held, for example, banca dashing, ball, move games, and cheer move rivalry amid the celebration. There are additionally exchange occasions, social introductions of ious schools, and road moving happening all in the meantime. Solili Festival is the feature of Araw ng Siquijor. The celebration delineates the marriage custom of the general population of Siquijor.  Read More:  https://www.hellotravel.com/events/araw-ng-siquijor-with-solili

 

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

 

 

Unravel the Secrets of Small But Mystical Siquijor

How to Get to Siquijor

Interesting Places to Visit in Siquijor

Colorful Festivals to Enjoy in Siquijor

Enjoy Many Fun Activities in Siquijor

Siquijor Photo Gallery

Siquijor Video Collection

 

 

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