One of these cultural festivals creates maximum use of the rich cultural tradition of the oldest municipality in the province. Another, focuses more on a kaleidoscope of dances and the last one, immortalizes the mystical aspect of Sibunag river. Tourist searching for new and exciting experience are encouraged to participate on this fun festival.
Celebrated every January’s third week, “Palayag” portrays songs, dances, and musical tableaus in honor of Sr. Sto. Niño, while signifying sailing through water vessels.
This festival is typically celebrated every last week of January. Tourists can expect a kaleidoscope of dances from the old days to the present since the term “sadsad” is a common word for dancing used by Nuevalenciahanons (the people of Nueva Valencia), especially the elderly. The festival also showcases its cultural heritage and livelihood through celebrating this event.
January’s last week hosts the festival, featuring a kaleidoscope of “sadsad” dances from old to present, celebrating Nueva Valencia’s cultural heritage and livelihood.
Balsahan Festival in Sibunag celebrates the mystical Sibunag river, enticing tourists with captivating myths and the “balsa” adventure.
January’s last week hosts a kaleidoscope of “sadsad” dances, celebrating Nueva Valencia’s cultural heritage and livelihood.
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