Wrysen Josh

Kannawidan is an annual festival in Vigan, Philippines, celebrated once a year in late January or early February. It showcases the city's unique cultural heritage, including street dancing, parades, concerts, and local cuisine. There are also vendors selling handwoven textiles, woodcarvings, furniture and pottery. It's a must-see event that attracts both locals and tourists, and I hope you get the chance to experience the vibrant and exciting atmosphere of Kannawidan in person!

Hello, this quarter was definitely a rollercoaster ride filled with enjoyable moments, new discoveries, and invaluable knowledge. Although, it's undeniable that the quarter was also challenging, with tests, projects, and other obstacles to overcome. But, despite it all, I'm proud to say that I have successfully navigated through these challenges and came out stronger. Overall, I'm grateful for the experiences and lessons I've gained this quarter

       Hello, let me introduce myself. My name is Wrysen Josh Alasaas and I am a 10th grade student at Ilocos Sur National High School. The purpose of this essay is to share my experience at the Vigan Festival. It was a great experience as after two years, I was finally able to attend the festival again. In the morning, I watched the food cooking contest with my friends and took some pictures. In the noon, the Longganisa Festival began where every school in Vigan participated with musicians and dancers. All of the schools had great performances which gave me goosebumps. That's all I wanted to share. Thank you for reading.