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    The document provides information on the 6 provinces that make up the Bicol Region of the Philippines - Albay, Camarines Norte, Camarines Sur, Catanduanes, Masbate, and Sorsogon. For each province, it lists the capital city and highlights attractions, festivals, and popular local cuisines. The Bicol Region is known for its volcanic landscapes, beaches, seafood dishes like kinunot and pinangat, and festivals celebrating local agriculture and culture.

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    BICOL REGION - Camoteng Kahoy in Caramelized Sugar

    ALBAY – Land of the perfect Cone CAMARINES NORTE – Bicolandia’s Goldmine


    - Capital: Legazpi City - Capital: Daet
    ATTRACTIONS ATTRACTIONS
    - Cagsawa Ruins - Bagasbas Beach in Daet
    - Cagsawa, Daraga Church - Calaguas Island
    - Tabaco Church - Date Pineapple Festival – June 15-24
    - Mayon Volcano in Albay
    CUISINES
    - Pinangat Festival – June 10-24 in
    Camalig, Albay - Sinantol
    - Magayon Festival – May 1-31 in Albay - Binatog - glutinous rice (malagkit) that's
    cooked in coconut cream, salt and
    CUISINES
    ginger, just like the common suman in
    - Kinunot - This dish is made from contrast with the one boiled in white
    stingray meat and malunggay corn kernel.
    (horseradish) and is cooked in coconut
    CAMARINES SUR – World’s Smallest Fish and
    milk.
    Higher Climbs
    - Pinangat - Pinangat is made from local
    “natong” leaves (taro/gabi leaves) and - Capital: Pili
    “gata” (coconut milk) and most houses
    in Bicol Region will have these planted ATTRACTIONS
    nearby. - Mt. Iriga
    CATANDUANES – Land of the Howling Winds - Caramoan National Park in Caramoan
    Peninsula
    - Capital: Virac - Camsur Watersports Complex (CCC)
    - Misibis Bay in Bacacay, Albay
    ATTRACTIONS
    - Our Lady of Penafrancia Festival – 3rd
    - Binurong Point Sunday of September in Naga City –
    - Cagnipa Rolling Hills, Pandan Patroness of Bicol Region
    Catanduanes - Kaogma Festival – May 24-31 in Pili,
    - Puraran Beach CamSur. The word "kaogma" is derived
    - Catandungan Festival – Otober 20-23. from the Bicolano word meaning
    held in honor of Our Lady of La Naval. A “happy.” Kaogma Festival is a week-long
    provincewide observance, it is a pageant of colorful activities.
    remembrance of the historic creation of
    CUISINES
    the province on October 26, 1945
    - Abaca Festival – 4th week of May - Sili Ice Cream
    - Laing Pizza
    CUISINES

    - Dawa - sandy-textured kakanin made


    from millets, a type of grain that grows
    abundantly from march to april.
    MASBATE – Rodeo Country of Bicol meat wrapped in leaves and cooked in
    coconut milk
    - Capital: Masbate City
    - Kuyog Kuyog
    ATTRACTIONS

    - Palani Beach
    - Buntod Reef Marine Sanctuary
    - Bituon Beach
    - Catandayagan Falls, Ticao Island
    - Cattle Farm
    - Rodeo Festival – March 30-April 13

    CUISINES

    - SuTuKil (Sugba, Tula, Kilaw)


    - Caramelado & Molido
    - Sinagol - The shark meat is flaked and
    mixed with the other ingredients which
    are then cooked in coconut cream
    sauce with spices

    SORSOGON – Bicol’s Whaleshark Paradise

    - Capital: Sorsogon City

    ATTRACTIONS

    - Barcelona Church
    - Island Hopping in Matnog
    - Pili Festival - held every June 29. It puts
    a spotlight to the bountiful harvest of
    pili (Canarium ovatum), a fruit-bearing
    tree that grows abundantly in the
    province, and it also coincides with the
    patronal feast of Sts. Paul & Peter.
    - Butanding Festival – May 17-24
    - Donsol is leading the way (in the
    Philippines) for sustainable tourism but
    also for involving the public in a great
    interaction with a gentle giant, the
    Whale Shark or Butanding as it is known
    in Tagalo.

    CUISINES

    - Kinagang - A bicolano dish made from


    young coconut meat, crab and shrimp

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