PANAGSASALOG

PANAGDADAPUN FESTIVAL 

Quirino Province celebrates its annual Festivity, dub as “PANAGDADAPUN FESTIVAL” an Ilocano word which means assembly or the gathering of every Quirinian. Highlight of this annual celebration is the grand parade which was enjoined by different agencies found in the province together with the convergence of all tribes thru street dancing portraying the different culture and history of the province.
It is celebrated every month of September which coincides with the Araw ng Quirino Foundation every Municipality has its own festival which features their unique culture and practices. It is being celebrated every September 7-10 of the year.

 

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About Panagdadapun Festival

The province of Quirino once in a while rings a ringer in ordinary discussion, however multi week each September puts this region decisively according to the nation: the Panagdadapun Festival. Panagdadapun is an Ilocano word which implies get together. It’s a word that is so proper for the celebration that it resounds all through the territory of Quirino. Quririnians from everywhere throughout the region assemble to grandstand what the area is about in the week-long festivities.

The Secretary of the Department of Interior and Local Government Mar Roxas joins more than 10,000 citizens from the province of Quirino during the celebration of the 44th Quirino and Panagdadapun Festival. The gathering with the theme “I Love Quirino : Remembering President Elpidio Quirino “took place on Thursday September 10, at the Capitol Tourism and Sports Complex in Cabarroguis town.

A five-day Panagdadapun celebration is set to be an important festival for the Quirinians notwithstanding the cataclysm that hit the region on the beginning of August or September. This is the ideal opportunity for the individuals who fell casualties to the debacle to unwind, appreciate and be a piece of the festival for them to feel that in spite of the disasters, there is a festival in the area that everybody can take an interest and feel bubbly inclination without spending too much, Governor Junie E. Cua said.