Buyboy Festival Honors the Lowly Buyboy Grass

BUYBOY FESTIVAL

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Buybuy Festival is a celebration of Burgos, La Union’s Town Fiesta displaying their significant create “buybuy” or tiger grass. This crude material is made into soft brooms and other brightening things. Highlighted is a municipal parade, exchange reasonable and handiwork show. Social exhibitions can likewise be seen amid this time. Buybuy or Tiger grass regularly develops in cool atmosphere, nearby my dearest main residence tiger grass or privately called “buyboy” are bottomless and from that point forward at whatever point they had holiday/celebration they called it Buyboy Festival of the town Burgos in the territory of La Union. In any case, their buybuy is not quite the same as among others since they had color it into numerous hues making it brilliant, bright and appealing to the eyes of local people and visitors. Read More: https://www.hellotravel.com/events/buybuy-festival

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Buyboy or Tiger grass commonly grows in cool climate, adjacent to my beloved hometown tiger grass or locally called “buyboy” are abundant and since then whenever they had fiesta/festival they called it Buyboy Festival of the town Burgos in the province of La Union. Nevertheless, their buyboy is different from among others since they had dye it into many colors making it bright, colorful and attractive to the eyes of locals and visitors.

Featured on my blog today is not the Buyboy Festival of Burgos in the Province of La Union. It is the town fiesta of San Clemente, Tarlac called Buyboy Festival. The Festival was started in the year 2008 by the Sadiri ti Pigilan Foundation, Inc. is an event to promote the San Clemente’s quality brooms (walis tambo) and buyboy home ornaments along with other handicrafts made of indigenous forest materials such as “runo” (another variety of wild grass stem) and “nito” (a variety of wild vine). Read More: https://nboi.blogspot.com/2013/04/buyboy-festival-2013.html

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