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Aliwan Fiesta, or Aliwan Festival, is an annual event where colorful festivals from different regions in the Philippines gather in one area to compete for the coveted title. Having said that, Aliwan Fiesta is known as the "festival of all the festivals in the Philippines." Aside from the given title, the winners will also bring home cash prices and many more. This event has a huge contribution to Philippine tourism because it is the best way to let the world know or the universe rather, those festivals are More Fun in the Philippines. Anyways, Aliwan has a series of events, such as the street dance competition, the float parade, and the Reyna ng Aliwan. Below are the winners:
While the sun was still setting and we were a few kilometers away from the port of Jolo, I noticed the big picture and the stunning view of Sulu - an island province in the Bangsamoro Region. Although this province is always associated with "war," my solo backpacking in the province is proof that traveling to this part of the Philippines is safe. I even discovered that the people are friendly and accommodating. Below are the must-do and must-visit tourist attractions and destinations:
The video above was taken on the summit of Mt. Tabayoc. This mountain has the most preserved virgin in the Philippines; the trails that are covered with mosses, trees and other ornamental plants are the living proof. On the summit there's a 360 degrees view of the Cordillera Mountains, the shape of Mt. Pulag and the spectacular Sea of Clouds.
