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Daraga (Locsin)

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Daraga is a vibrant historical municipality famous for housing the iconic UNESCO-recognized Cagsawa Ruins, featuring the belfry buried by Mayon Volcano. It is a bustling commercial center known for local handicrafts and stunning volcano views.

Type
Municipality
Province
Albay
Region
Bicol Region
Island
Luzon
Area Size
118.64
Latitude
13.16194
Longitude
123.6939

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Festivals

Cagsawa Festival
Daraga, Albay

Cagsawa Festival

February 1 - 28

The Cagsawa Festival in Daraga, Albay, commemorates the catastrophic 1814 eruption of Mayon Volcano.

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