Surigao CityFestival Date: September 09, 2024 This annual festival held every September 9 or 10 honors the province’s patron saint, San Nicolas de Tolentino, and gives thanks to the Mamanwa people’s gods. Named after ‘bonok,’ which translates to rain or heavy downpour, and ‘bonok-bonok,’ which means the ‘continuous pouring of blessings,’ the celebration features a ritual dance from the Mamanwa, who are the early inhabitants of Surigao City. The thanksgiving ritual is led by village chieftains and features loud chants, cultural attire, and giant artistic props.What to wearFormal and casual attireWhat to bringWater, extra shirt, bag, umbrella, cap or hat TRAVEL TIPS
- Wear comfortable clothes and be ready to eat because there is a lot of food.
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