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Cebu is the hub around which the Visayas revolve. It is one of the islands in the Philippines with the most population and second to Luzon for its strategic and economic importance in the country.  The island has a lot of tourist attractions to see. But the main Aside from its peaceful scenery environment, fine beaches, and mesmerizing waterfalls. Who could’ve have thought that Cebu has mountains to offer ideal for trekking, hiking, and camping. Cebu can give it to you. Hiking and camping is a new trend for travelers to Cebu is naturally rich in tourist attractions, especially with beaches and waterfalls. What makes travelers come back to Cebu is the fact that they cannot tour all of these attractions during the time allotted when they Cebu. Most, if not all, visit Cebu for a week to a “Kaplag”which means finding in Cebuano, recalls the discovery of the image of Snr. Sto. Nino by Spanish soldier Juan Camus on April 28,1565. He found the image burned inside the nipa hut after Spanish forces set fire to the village. Without the Kaplag Festival, there will be no Sinulog. The festival was celebrated more for its history and religious ties due to the The first Kaplag celebration was held in the late 1990’s. Meanwhile, a first festival organized by the vendors of Taboan Public Market on KAPLAG BUWAD FESTIVAL, a combination of two celebrations in Cebu, commemorates a historical event and the other is a thanksgiving Kaplag Buwad Festival is celebrated every last week of April at Brgy. San Nicolas, Cebu City. Hundreds and even thousands, both foreign and local tourists, gather to witness the yearly revelry in honor of Cebu’s patron saint, Señor Santo Niño. “KAPLAG” is a Visayan word for “discovery” while “BUWAD” is a local term for “dried fish.” From the 2 words, you already Kaplag is the celebration of the finding of the SEÑOR SANTO NIÑO image 40 years after the Portuguese explorer FERDINAND MAGELLAN died. It is focused more on the second expedition in 1565 of Miguel Lopez de Legaspi in the Philippines where the Señor Santo Niño was found in