Naglukos
Naglukos is a cultural tradition recognized as both a festival and a social practice among communities scattered across the Naglukos Islands, a fictional archipelago in the northern sea. The name is derived from local language elements meaning "to gather" and "to listen," reflecting the festival's emphasis on communal participation and shared memory. The event typically unfolds in coastal villages where sea livelihood and kinship networks are closely connected.
Naglukos is celebrated in several coastal villages, such as Atilan, Kumara, and Lanaf, spanning a three-day period
Scholars generally trace Naglukos to early maritime communities that sought to ensure favorable sailing conditions and
In modern times Naglukos is documented by anthropologists and is periodically supported by regional cultural programs.