The Pahiyas Festival celebrates the harvest of rice in the Philippines with traditional dances such as the og-ob and singkil. During the festival, participants wear colorful costumes and perform vibrant dances to the rhythm of local music. This celebration is deeply rooted in honoring the agricultural traditions of the region, showcasing the bounty of the rice harvest. The festival also involves the decoration of houses with rice wafers and other agricultural products, reflecting creativity and community pride. Through these dances, participants not only celebrate the season's yield but also deepen their cultural connections and preserve local traditions.