The newly-revived Sangyaw Festival of Tacloban City is fnally over and I’m now back here in Manila. The results are in, but I honestly doubt the scorecards. I am not sure if it’s just me or the other also noted something, too. This year’s Sangyaw Festival Champion is Tribu Kabatok of Tacloban City.

Trivu Kabatok, Tacloban City
Im back here in Manila! After the vert traumatic incident that prevented me from flying last Saturday, I was able to finally fly to the 32nd province in my list. The regional Capital of Eastern Visayas: Tacloban City.

June 28 could have been a very special day for me. For one, I will be traveling out of town again. Second, it will will be my first time to travel to Tacloban Leyte. It will be my first time to set foot in the regional capital of Eastern Visayas (Region 8). But all the excitement started to turn into horror when the airline staff at the check in counter advised me to go to their ticket office.
So to the ticket office I proceeded, with my backpag and camera bag. Then the male officer at the ticket counter informed me that though I have the paper ticket, my booking reference states that it has been cancelled.
The Leyte Pintados Kasadyaan Festival Competition is finally over. The Pintados Kasadyaan Streetdance contest is organized by the Province of Leyte. The Pintados festival’s highlight is the streetdance competition of all the festivals from all over Leyte Samar and Biliran. This year 19 festivals participated in this annual colorful extravaganza. This year, the town of Abuyog Leyte was able to sucessfully defend its crown as the grand champion of the 2008 Pintados Kasadyaan Festival.

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