The Kaamulan Festival is one of Mindanao’s most celebrated ethnic, cultural events, and the Provincial Government of Bukidnon wants to make sure everyone has a safe, clean, and enjoyable experience. Before you head to Kaamulan Park, here’s a quick rundown of the official do’s and don’ts under Executive Order No. 10, Series of 2026.

Kaamulan 2026 DO’S

• Practice “Clean As You Go” (CLAYGO). Always clean up after yourself. Candy wrappers, cigarette butts, food packaging — none of these belong on the ground.
• Make sure concessionaires bring a fire extinguisher. At least a 10 lbs unit is required in every booth, in compliance with R.A. 9514.
• Supervise your children at all times, especially during major events. Kids 18 and below must be off public areas by 10:00 PM.
• Follow traffic and transportation rules under the Malaybalay City Land Transportation & Traffic Management Code.
• Stay in designated areas — whether you’re a vendor, visitor, or concessionaire.

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Kaamulan 2026 DON’TS

• Don’t litter. Malaybalay City Ordinance No. 1040 strictly prohibits throwing any waste in public places and waterways.
• Don’t drink alcohol in public areas — streets, sidewalks, parks, and parking lots are off-limits for alcohol consumption, except inside concessionaire booths (Ordinance No. 908-2019).
• Don’t sell or bring hard liquor (whisky, gin, rum, brandy, tequila, vodka, etc.) inside Kaamulan Park. Only beer in cans is permitted for concessionaires.
• Don’t smoke or vape outside of designated smoking areas. Selling tobacco or e-cigarettes to minors is also strictly prohibited (Ordinance No. 885 s. 2017).
• Don’t set up tents, canopies, or hammocks inside the park. Picnic mats are also not allowed inside the Capitol Grounds during major events.
• Don’t fly drones or aerial equipment within the Kaamulan Capitol Grounds and along affected portions of Sayre Highway during street dancing, competitions, and other major events.
• Don’t give alms to beggars or assist minors being used for mendicancy in public areas — this is penalized under Presidential Decree No. 1563.
• Don’t bring children 5 years old and below to major events. The province strongly discourages this for safety reasons.
• Don’t vend anywhere inside the park unless you are an authorized vendor in a designated area. Repeat offenders risk having their goods confiscated and being banned from the park for the rest of the festival.

Let’s all do our part to keep the Kaamulan Festival a celebration worth being proud of. Respect the culture, follow the rules, and enjoy the festivities responsibly!

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