HANE FESTIVAL

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The annual Hane Festival is the commemoration of the Municipality of Tanay’s Founding Anniversary. It is an agri – eco – tourism, arts, and cultural exhibition in one, showcasing Tanay’s vibrant tourism, abundant agricultural produce, healthy and sustainable environment, rich arts and culture, and amiable people. It derived its name from an ordinary expression of Tanayan (‘’hane’’) which is used to seek one’s agreement.

“Hane” exclusively identifies with Tanay. For this reason, the expression “Hane” has been adopted as the name of the Tanay’s first ever tourism and cultural celebration: the Tanay Hane Festival. Read More: http://tanay.gov.ph/for-visitors/tourist-information/2015-07-10-03-46-25/tanay-hane-festival

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The annual Hane Festival is the commemoration of the Municipality of Tanay’s Founding Anniversary. It is an agri – eco – tourism, arts, and cultural exhibition in one, showcasing Tanay’s vibrant tourism, abundant agricultural produce, healthy and sustainable environment, rich arts and culture, and amiable people. It derived its name from an ordinary expression of Tanayan (‘’hane’’) which is used to seek one’s agreement. Read More: http://tanay.gov.ph/for-visitors/tourist-information/2015-07-10-03-46-25/tanay-hane-festival

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The Hane Festival is an annual festival and a commemoration of Tanay’s founding anniversary. It showcases Tanay’s booming tourism, bountiful agricultural produce, sustainable and healthy environment, vibrant arts and culture, and warm-hearted people. Hane comes from Tanay term of saying okay or please (“Ingat ka, hane?” translates to “Take care, okay?”). Read More: https://steemit.com/my2018/@epicdominic/my-2018-a-tour-around-my-town-go-where-you-feel-the-most-alive