Kadayawan 2012 Photos

By Julienne -

Kadayawan 2012 Folkerie

Kadayawan 2012 Folkerie

Kadayawan 2012 Folkerie

Kadayawan 2012 Folkerie

Kadayawan 2012 Folkerie

Kadayawan 2012 Folkerie

Kadayawan 2012 Folkerie

Kadayawan 2012 Folkerie

Kadayawan 2012 Folkerie

Kadayawan 2012 Folkerie

Kadayawan 2012 Folkerie

Kadayawan 2012 Folkerie

Kadayawan 2012 Folkerie

Kadayawan 2012 Folkerie

Kadayawan 2012 Folkerie

Kadayawan 2012 Folkerie

Kadayawan 2012 Folkerie

Kadayawan 2012 Folkerie

Kadayawan 2012 Folkerie

Kadayawan 2012 Folkerie

Kadayawan 2012 Folkerie

Kadayawan 2012 Folkerie

Kadayawan 2012 Folkerie

Kadayawan 2012 Folkerie

Kadayawan is a month-long annual festival in Davao City. This event serves as a thanksgiving for the bountiful harvest as well as a way to honor Davao’s cultural heritage. The photos in this gallery are from the Indak-indak sa Kadalanan (Street Dancing) and a tribe from Bukidnon performing a traditional song.

For more information, please visit Kadayawan sa Dabaw Festival’s Official Website.

Photos by Julienne

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