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Kalivungan Festival

PUBLISHED April 26, 2015

PHOTOGRAPHY BY MARIANO SAYNO

Kalivungan is a generic term among most southern indigenous linguistic groups, which may either mean a special thanksgiving gathering, or convergence of tribes to resolve community concerns, or as communal celebration of good harvest and peace in the community.

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