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PALONG FESTIVAL

 

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Celebrated in Capalonga, Camarines Norte every May 10-13 of the year, this festival is highlighted by street dancing and agro-industrial fair as an expression of gratitude by the local folks. The palong (rooster comb) signifies the abundant presence of rooster in the locality. This festival is also celebrated together with the Feast Day of the Black Nazarene.

 

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This festival is highlighted by a street dancing and agro-industrial fair. Palong festival shows the gratitude of the locals for the abundance as signified by a rooster. It is held during the celebration of the Black Nazarene every May 13.  Read More:  http://www.paulapinkikaysworld.com/2018/05/celebrating-colorful-bantayog-festival.html

 

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

 

Camarines Norte is a Hidden Paradise Waiting to be Discovered

Where is Camarines Norte and How to Get There

Interesting Destinations in Camarines Norte

Exciting and Colorful Festivals in Camarines Norte

Fun and Adventures in Camarines Norte

Camarines Norte Photo Gallery

Video Collection for Camarines Norte

 

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