February

Punlad Festival

February 6
Tailsay

The PunLad Festival is held annually in Talisay, Batangas, typically during the second week of February, coinciding with the town’s founding anniversary and local fiesta celebration. The name “PunLad” comes from the phrase “punla sa pag-unlad” which translates to “seedling for progress,” reflecting the town’s key role as the “Seedling Bowl of the Nation.” Because Talisay provides the vast majority of the country’s seedlings and saplings, the festival honours that agricultural and horticultural heritage as a cornerstone of the town’s identity and development.

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Les KuhLiemBo Festival

February 11
Ibaan

Each year on February 11, the town of Ibaan in Batangas celebrates the Les KuHLiemBo Festival as part of its founding anniversary. The festival’s name is an acronym combining key local products: Tamales (LES), Kulambo (KU), Habi (H), Liempo (LIEM), and Tubo (BO) (sugar cane). The event was formally declared the town’s official festival by municipal ordinance, to promote these signature industries and unite the community in cultural celebration.

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Mahaguyog Festival

Febrary 27 – March 7
Santo Tomas City

The Mahaguyog Festival of Santo Tomas, Batangas stands as both a tribute to the town’s rich agricultural roots and a celebration of its enduring sense of unity. The festival’s name, “Mahaguyog,” is a creative fusion of Filipino words symbolizing the community’s lifeblood: mais (corn), halaman (plants), gulay (vegetables), and niyog (coconut) — all representing the town’s vital farm produce.

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