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Tawo-Tawo Festival


Posted on September 13, 2005

Tawo-Tawo Festival
Bawayan, Oriental Negros
December 21

In the past, Bayawan has always been known as the “Rice Granary of Negros South”. Her vast plains have seen glorious days of prolific rice harvest. Today, Bayawan City is known as the Agricultural Capital of the province of Negros Oriental. As an agricultural city, a better production yield is always anticipated, and the presence of the “Tawo-Tawo” or scarecrow had always been a great help to the farmers for several decades. This farmer’s creation (others call it ingenuity) has resulted to achieve bountiful yield during harvest – for the “Tawo-Tawo” had been known to be an effective great scare to drive away the pesky little birds – the natives call “Maya” that feed on the ripening golden rice grains. Thus, the birth of the “Tawo-Tawo Festival”.
http://www.bayawancity.gov.ph/tourism/tawo.php

Tawo Tawo Festival

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