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IN PHOTOS: Lucban honors San Isidro through Pahiyas
IN PHOTOS: Lucban honors San Isidro through Pahiyas
Maria Tan,
ABS-CBN News
Published May 15, 2023 01:24 PM PHT
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Updated May 15, 2023 03:00 PM PHT

LUCBAN -- One of the Philippines' biggest harvest festivals, the Pahiyas, is held annually in honor of San Isidro Labrador, the patron saint of farmers, laborers, and peasants.
LUCBAN -- One of the Philippines' biggest harvest festivals, the Pahiyas, is held annually in honor of San Isidro Labrador, the patron saint of farmers, laborers, and peasants.
Derived from the word "payas," which means "to decorate,” residents of Lucban in Quezon adorn their homes with vegetables, fruits, and "kiping" (colored rice wafers in the shape of leaves) that attracts local and foreign tourists alike.
Derived from the word "payas," which means "to decorate,” residents of Lucban in Quezon adorn their homes with vegetables, fruits, and "kiping" (colored rice wafers in the shape of leaves) that attracts local and foreign tourists alike.
The delicacies and cultural performances also make one appreciate the town’s unique tradition.
The delicacies and cultural performances also make one appreciate the town’s unique tradition.
Though also celebrated in Tayabas and Sariaya, Lucban’s Pahiyas Festival has earned recognition through the years.
Though also celebrated in Tayabas and Sariaya, Lucban’s Pahiyas Festival has earned recognition through the years.
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This 2023 Pahiyas festival theme "Agos Pahiyas, Liglig na galing ng Lucbanin” had the Lucbanuenos showcase once again their creativity as guests enjoy the sounds and colors of Lucban.
This 2023 Pahiyas festival theme "Agos Pahiyas, Liglig na galing ng Lucbanin” had the Lucbanuenos showcase once again their creativity as guests enjoy the sounds and colors of Lucban.
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