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Festivals · Regional

Seafoods Festival (Kagang Festival)

February · Dapitan City, Zamboanga del Norte

Celebrates the Kagang, a crab species common to seven coastal barangays of Dapitan. Features the traditional way of cooking kagang offered for visitor experience, organized to revive and preserve authentic traditional flavorful dishes where kagang is the main ingredient.

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Month

February

Province

Zamboanga del Norte

Region

Zamboanga Peninsula

Category

Regional

Date

February

Festival Themes

food harvest nature

Location

Seafoods Festival (Kagang Festival) is held in Dapitan City, Zamboanga del Norte, in the Zamboanga Peninsula region of the Philippines. The celebration is centered in Dapitan City itself.

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This entry is part of the azifind.com Philippine Festivals Calendar, written independently and informed by the Tourism Promotions Board Philippines, local government tourism offices, and provincial tourism development plans. Dates are approximate and may vary year to year. View all festivals →