Tara na sa Niyogyugan!



We’ve come to that time of the year again wherein we celebrate the most awaited festival here in Quezon – Niyogyugan Festival 2018.


Photo credits to Rappler.com

This event takes place every August as a form of thanksgiving for the bountiful harvest of coconuts which is the province’s focal product. It aims to bond all municipalities of Quezon to uphold the coconut industry as well as to promote other products of their local. Various activities, pageants, contests, and the presence of known artists give highlight to this celebration.





Photo credits to Mr. Amoloria

First, take a glance of these booths that uplifts the beauty of the places that are within our project area – Lucena, Sariaya, and of course, Tayabas. Some locals are as follows:



The winners for the booth competition who exemplified the exquisiteness of their local are as follows;




After these gorgeous booths, what excited everyone is the parade of floats together with the candidates for Bb. Niyogyugan 2018, street dancing competition, and most especially, the presence of JM De Guzman and Yassi Pressman. You can’t deny the beauty of the floats plus these two artists that hyped the feeling of their audience despite of the unexpected fall of rain. 




Credits to the owners of these photos


               These are just some of the best highlights of this event that surely captivated the heart of every Quezonian. Want to witness the next Niyogyugan Festival but you’re too far from the city? We’re here for you ka-barangay!  




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