A tribal wedding was one of the more interesting and very solemn, albeit uncrowded, events during the Kaamulan Festival 2018. It’s not every day that you get to witness an event that really highlighted the traditions of our Bukidnon indigenous brothers and sisters, which the
The Kaamulan Festival is an annual gathering of the 7 hill tribes of Bukidnon. This means that while there may be musical events, celebrities, band shows and all those modern events during Kaamulan, let’s not forget our indigenous brothers and sisters. This Bukidnon festival is
UPDATE: Bukidnon Online, the longest-standing Bukidnon blog by a multi-awarded Filipino blogger and social media specialist, shared the news about this Mindanao tourism program almost 2 years ago (October 8, 2016, to be exact). Today, February 2018, we’re updating this post with more exciting news.
There will be a temporary road closure at the Mangima Bridge area, Barangay Dalirig, Manolo Fortich in the next few days. This means that there will be no vehicles allowed to ply that area. The reason for this Mangima Bridge closure is to provide the
Kaamulan Festival is the yearly gathering of the 7 hill tribes of Bukidnon namely Talaandig, Tigwahanun, Matigsalug, Higaonon, Bukidnon, Manobo and Umayamnun. A former Tourism Secretary even called it the only authentic ethnic festival in the Philippines. The Kaamulan Festival activities will be held in
It’s been a long time coming but we think Bukidnon is finally ready to have a fully functioning airport! Bukidnon Online has been sharing updates about the proposed airport in Don Carlos, Bukidnon including the fact that Senator Chiz Escudero also said before that the national
The members of the Association of Bukidnons in America (ABA) chose an extraordinarily cold winter day to celebrate their Christmas party. I had 4 layers of clothes on, including a heavy coat to combat the painfully chilly New York weather. Thankfully, the party was fun,