Simba! Simballay! Simballay!

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Simballay came from the mansaka word 'Simbayay' which means togetherness and thanksgiving of bountidul harvest. Simaballay Festival is celebrated every December in every year. It is the 23rd celebration of the Nabunturan's pride, Simballay Festival.



Lights, people, and booths in the middle of the way. As Simballay celebrated, every barangay showcase their greatness and trademark by advertising their significant product.



This year's Simballay Festival celebration I have joined Trashion/Recyclo-Model and Giant Christmas Tree contest together with my friends. I can't deny the fact that my experience in Simballay Festival 2k17 was fun.

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