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Aklan, Philippines
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  • Ati-Atihan Festival
    Ati-Atihan Festival

    …prominently held every January in Kalibo, the capital of the Aklan province on Panay Island. The Ati-Atihan Festival honors the Santo Niño (the infant Jesus; Spanish: “Holy Child”) and also commemorates the island’s original inhabitants, the Atis. Ati-Atihan is Tagalog for “to be or act like Atis.” The festival comprises…

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    …prominently held every January in Kalibo, the capital of the Aklan province on Panay Island. The Ati-Atihan Festival honors the Santo Niño (the infant Jesus; Spanish: “Holy Child”) and also commemorates the island’s original inhabitants, the Atis. Ati-Atihan is Tagalog for “to be or act like Atis.” The festival comprises…

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