The Nata de Coco Festival in Malvar is an annual event devoted to the town’s standout product: nata de coco — a chewy, translucent jelly-like dessert made from fermented coconut water. The festival highlights the deep connection between the municipality’s coconut-based industry and its identity, positioning Malvar as a center for nata de coco production and innovation.
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Each year, the town of Lobo in Batangas marks the end of its agricultural season with the Anihan Festival, held during the last week of September. The name “Anihan” comes from the Filipino word ani, meaning harvest, and the festival is a way for the community to give thanks for a bountiful yield and to affirm the importance of farming within the town’s identity. The event started as an official town celebration of agricultural production—especially focusing on crops like atis (sugar apple), corn, rice, coconut and root crops—and has grown into one of the town’s signature festivals of thanksgiving and display of local produce.
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