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Tungoh and Hungduan Festival

Tungoh ad Hungduan Festival is a cultural festival celebrated yearly every third week of April, which lasts for about 3-4 days. “Tungoh” refers to the rest period in the traditional agricultural cycle, which is usually after the planting season, while “Hungdu” means “a stopping place” for travelers.

Tungoh and Hungduan Festival

This festival is made to promote the tourism industry of Hungduan, Ifugao, with its various tourist spots like the Bogyah Hot Spring, Bacung Spider Web Terraces, Kibayuwong Enchanted Stone, Kinga Rice terraces, and the historic Mount Napulawan. The town also offers breathtaking waterfalls and mystical mountains with serene and peaceful surroundings that provide a relaxing ambience for those seeking a place where they can commune with nature.

The highlights of the festivals are the annual climb to Mount Napulawan, ethnic parade wherein different tribes showcase their traditional costumes, ethnic games, agro-industrial exhibits, demonstration of indigenous cultural practices, rituals, songs and dances, and sports competition.

The Tungoh and Hungduan Festival is an immersive and authentic experience for anyone interested in learning about the history and culture of this fascinating community. Whether you're a local or a visitor, the Tungoh and Hungduan Festival is an event not to be missed.

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Tungoh and Hungduan Festival is the town fiesta adopting the cultural festival term “tungoh” or rest day, where the community celebrates the end of rice planting season. A cultural festival of Hungduan featuring ethnic games, rituals, song, dances, ethnic parade and crafts-oriented activities. It is held at the Towns Municipal Hall where all is invited for the celebration.

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