KIAMBA, Sarangani (February 11, 2010) – A carroty nightfall view dramatically flaunts the splendor of the Celebes Sea Wednesday February 10, a delightful treat for tourists and feast-goers, not to mention lovers, who flooded in the heart of the town – painting it red – a few days before Valentines Day, as Kiamba commemorates its 62 years of beautiful, heroic and legendary romance. The town also celebrates its 6th Timpuyog Festival which will culminate on February 14. With this year’s anniversary theme: “Maging KIAMBAyani, Makipag-KIAMBAyanihan!”(Let us unite and be a hometown hero) people are called for a perpetual display of commendable character and keeping up the harmonious relationship and understanding among Christians, Muslims and indigenous people living together as one peaceful and progressive community. Timpuyog is an Ilocano word connoting unity. (Cocoy Sexcion/SARANGANI INFORMATION OFFICE)
Friday, February 12, 2010
Timpuyog sunset
KIAMBA, Sarangani (February 11, 2010) – A carroty nightfall view dramatically flaunts the splendor of the Celebes Sea Wednesday February 10, a delightful treat for tourists and feast-goers, not to mention lovers, who flooded in the heart of the town – painting it red – a few days before Valentines Day, as Kiamba commemorates its 62 years of beautiful, heroic and legendary romance. The town also celebrates its 6th Timpuyog Festival which will culminate on February 14. With this year’s anniversary theme: “Maging KIAMBAyani, Makipag-KIAMBAyanihan!”(Let us unite and be a hometown hero) people are called for a perpetual display of commendable character and keeping up the harmonious relationship and understanding among Christians, Muslims and indigenous people living together as one peaceful and progressive community. Timpuyog is an Ilocano word connoting unity. (Cocoy Sexcion/SARANGANI INFORMATION OFFICE)
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