KULAMBO FESTIVAL

 

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Every 1st week of December, El Nido celebrates the Kulambo Festival.  The Kulambo word means “mosquito net”.  El Nido, just like the rest of Palawan Island, is bundled with tropical forests, its temperature and humidity provides a perfect housing for the mosquito that carries the malaria. This festival is part of the campaign to eradicate malaria. Read More:  http://www.traveltoix.com/?p=736

 

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El Nido’s Kulambo Festival, is one of the most unique in the island province. While this fiesta is marked by dancing, singing and large gatherings and presentation of various types of delicacies, the top attraction here are the townspeople who dress in the kulambo, or mosquito nets, while parading in the streets.  Read More:  http://www.pinoyphotography.org/forum/index.php?topic=79118.80

 

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The Kulambo Festival is an annual celebration of townsfolk dress themselves in Kulambo (mosquito net) as they parade around the town.  Read More:  http://palawan.com/event-calendar/

 

 

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Palawan – The Most Beautiful Island in the World

Where is Palawan and How to Get There

Interesting Places to Visit in Palawan

Colorful Festivals and Events to Watch in Palawan

Let’s Have Fun in Palawan

Palawan Video Collection

Palawan Photo Gallery

 

 

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