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Pahiyas Festival
About Pahiyas Festival
Pahiyas Festival is being praised yearly in the Municipality of Lucban or Lukban in Quezon Province, Philippines. The Pahiyas Festival is held to pay tribute to San Isidro Labrador the Farmer each 15 of May. The Festival got its name from the Filipino Term "Hiyas" which signifies "gem". Pahiyas at that point suggests a valuable advertising. The principle fascination of the celebration are houses coating the road of Lucban that are completely decorated. Various sorts of organic products, vegetables, rice grains, and other horticultural items and their renowned bright "kiping" embellished the houses which welcome numerous voyagers to visit the place each year.
The Philippines is a celebration nation. Each territory in each locale finds motivation to celebrate nearly everything – from the religious dining experiences to standard customs, to pretty much anything that can be commended. You've likely found out about Bangus Festival of Dagupan, Pangasinan, which praises the staple create of the region – milkfish or bangus.
Pahiyas Festival is an old festival going back to the sixteenth century. Legends have it that San Isidro Labrador mystically furrowed the field each time he left the congregation. From that point forward, the general population of Lucban and close-by towns and regions enthusiastically anticipate the late spring month of May when Pahiyas Festival is held.