Young Filipino-Australians promote Filipino culture during Kamp Hiraya

Young Filipino-Australians went camping to Kamp Hiraya to promote Filipino culture.

A number of young Filipino-Australians went to Kamp Hiraya in NSW for camping to promote Filipino culture and build good camaraderie among themselves. Source: Lou Irish Gonzales

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Young students and professionals gathered to bring back the spirit of Filipino culture. Some participants claim it was their first-time tasting Pinoy food called 'balut'.

Highlights
  • Kamp Hiraya's goal is to revive the Filipino culture amongst the youth.
  • The youth camp was attended by Filipino-Australian students and young professionals from various universities across NSW.
  • It is expected that next year more attendees will participate.
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Mga kabataang Filipino-Australians isinulong ang kulturang Pilipino sa isinagawang camping

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