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The DABALISTIHIT Festival (September 10) is the town’s annual celebration featuring fish species that can be found on Naujan Lake such as Dalag, Banak, Banglis, Tilapia, Hito (hence the festival name) and other resources that can be found on and around Naujan Lake.
Naujan Lake is the country’s 5th biggest lake with 14,568 hectares. It was declared a National Park in 1956, and was also a protected area.
During the feast of Naujan’s patron saint San Nicolas de Tolentino, the festival participants gather with colorful costumes and they dance similar to the Ati-atihan of Kalobo, Aklan.
Festivities include street dancing, showcasing and depicting several natural preservation efforts of the local community and the government.
2 Comments for Dabalistihit Festival
Colorful Festivals in Oriental Mindoro
July 18, 2019, 6:26 am
July 18, 2019, 6:26 am
[…] During the feast of Naujan’s patron saint San Nicolas de Tolentino, the festival participants gather with colorful costumes and they dance similar to the Ati-atihan of Kalobo, Aklan. Festivities include street dancing, showcasing and depicting several natural preservation efforts of the local community and the government. Read More: http://www.naujan.com/dabalistihit-festival/ […]
Dabalistihit Festival Honors the Abundance of Fish
July 25, 2019, 2:11 pm
July 25, 2019, 2:11 pm
[…] During the feast of Naujan’s patron saint San Nicolas de Tolentino, the festival participants gather with colorful costumes and they dance similar to the Ati-atihan of Kalobo, Aklan. Festivities include street dancing, showcasing and depicting several natural preservation efforts of the local community and the government. Read More: http://www.naujan.com/dabalistihit-festival/ […]