SUBSCRIBE NOW SUPPORT US

Winners soar at kite flying competition in SMDC Wind Park

The Kite Flying Competition at the Wind Park Tagaytay on 25 April.
The Kite Flying Competition at the Wind Park Tagaytay on 25 April.Photo by Kate Villar for the Daily Tribune
Published on

TAGAYTAY CITY — The Kite Flying Competition at SMDC Wind Park Tagaytay on 25 April showcased participants' skill and creativity, with a total prize pool of P180,000.

The competition ended with performances from different categories, including 3D and flat kites, with each participant showing their skill and creativity.

The Kite Flying Competition at the Wind Park Tagaytay on 25 April.
Tagaytay kite fest draws families, offers P180K in prizes
The Kite Flying Competition at the Wind Park Tagaytay on 25 April.
Dutch rules ICTSI Kiteboarding Tour
Courtesy of SMDC

For the 3D Champion title, Robinson Orquia claimed the victory with his dynamic and vibrant-colored kite, followed by Gurian Champion Arman Calma, who demonstrated great control over his kite even in strong winds.

Additionally, Ramon Balangue secured the Flat kite Champion title, showcasing mastery while in flight.

The event also had special awards such as the Early Bird and the Maximum Height Winner, among others. The participants' achievements also highlighted a vibrant spirit for this year’s competition.

Furthermore, kite-making also became a way for people to come together and celebrate their creativity, such as the gigantic octopus, which soared in the sky with its vibrant orange color, which came to life with the help of multiple people.

Prizes ranged from P4,000 to P20,000, where kites of all shapes, colors, and forms filled the sky, turning the day into a celebration of summer fun and artistry, accompanied by a variety of food and drinks that participants and families could enjoy.

The event delivered a “Max Out Experience” as it took over SMDC Wind Park, hosting a vibrant kite flying competition full of colors and a good time with friends and family, because from creativity to altitude, they owned the sky.

Latest Stories

No stories found.
logo
Daily Tribune
tribune.net.ph