Kangga is the means of transportation used by farmers in bringing their crops from the barangay to the market place. It is made of bamboo sleds that can pass through rocky and muddy places. It helps farmers to make their travel easy. Every 13th day of May, Mogpogueños celebrate Kangga Festival to give tribute to the farmers. It coincides with the annual celebration of the feast day of the town’s patron saint, St. Isidore Labrador. Through the Municipal Ordinance 2003-101, participants from 37 barangays, NGOs, cultural bearers, advocates, and some coconut farmers are actively participating during the celebration. According to committees and officials, there are some concerns that need a thorough attention such as funds, assistance, and acceptance. Committees and other officials are aiming for the betterment of the aforementioned festival, that is why they are accepting relevant suggestions from concerned individuals and organizations involved. These suggestions will lead to the development of Kangga Festival and will continue to cherish its peculiar culture.