FINALLY. After 40 years, the annual Kaamulan Festival in Bukidnon now has set dates every year. This means that starting 2019, tourists, guests, visitors interested to witness the only authentic ethnic festival in the Philippines can plan accordingly. This is definitely a good development, especially
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
Looks like the Kaamulan Grounds is undergoing continuous landscape changes. In 2015, a water fountain, which also served as a rotunda of sorts, was constructed at the Kaamulan Grounds, in front of the Bukidnon Tourism Office. These days, the area now has a footbridge, as seen
Prepare for the only authentic ethnic festival in the Philippines. Head to the Province of Bukidnon this March 2018 and celebrate Kaamulan Festival 2018! Kaamulan Festival is the yearly gathering of the 7 hill tribes of Bukidnon namely Talaandig, Tigwahanun, Matigsalug, Higaonon, Bukidnon, Manobo and
The Miss Bukidnon 2017 winners have been announced. The pageant, held last March 17, 2017 at the Kaamulan Open Theater in Malaybalay City, is also called Laga Ta Bukidnon 2017. The winners are: Laga Ta Bukidnon 2017 Doreen Khrystel P. Gonzales of Malaybalay CityKlook.com 1st Runner
Manolo Fortich, Bukidnon is celebrating its 100th founding year! With the theme, “Celebrating A Century of Culture, Heritage and Progress,” the Manolo Fortich local government has lined up events from January to April 2017. Manolo Fortich, previously named Maluko before it got changed in 1957,