oy byernes na malipay nata
pero pagka sabado mag sinulatay napud ta
sa kinabuhing perting lisoda labani ra
pero kani tanan natong problema,
makaya ra basta mag kugi ta
Nabunturan's Rich Culture
From the heart of Nabunturan, Davao de Oro, Philippines, the Simballay Festival emerges as a vibrant celebration of culture, heritage, and community spirit. With its roots deeply embedded in local traditions, this annual festival captivates both locals and visitors alike, offering a kaleidoscope of colorful events and activities. History and its Origins The Simballay Festival traces its origins to the indigenous tribes of Nabunturan, particularly the Mansakas and Mandayas, who have long inhabited the region. The word "Simballay" itself is derived from the native Mansaka language, symbolizing unity and harmony among the people. Throughout the festival grounds, visitors have the opportunity to immerse themselves in the rich cultural heritage of Nabunturan through various exhibitions showcasing indigenous crafts, arts, and culinary delights. Apart from that, beauty pageants are a staple of Philippine festivals, and the Simballay Festival is no exception. Local beauties vie for...
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