Ilocos Sur is a lovely province in Luzon's northern portion. A province with a diverse culture that reflects ancient Spanish and Filipino influences. To show and share their treasures with the rest of the world, the locals created the "Kannadiwan Festival," which showcases these cultural traditions.
Teenagers get excited for this festival because of its exciting contests and late night concerts with some of the best bands and singers in the country, experience food booths and explore the youth's God-given talents. The Kannawidan Festival is an annual event that takes place from the last days of January to the first week of February. This event commemorates the province of Ilocos Sur's birthday. This festival is significant to all of the province's residents, as it commemorates the establishment of Ilocos Sur as a province by Royal Decree on February 3, 1818.
Despite the pandemic's effects, the Kannawidan Festival was thankfully still celebrated. Unlike previous years, however, this year's event was marked in a novel manner. Health protocols are strictly enforced by the provincial government, including the wearing of face masks and face shields, social distancing, and the prohibition of mass meetings.
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