Filipinos love fiestas and festivals, almost every island has its own festival which is a holiday as well in the province. Visitors are always welcome and it is a bliss to join one of the beautiful festivals here.
Celebrating the Philippine fiesta of the Resurrection has been an eventful occasion in Philippine history. This religious feast is a well prepared and well attended holiday second only to Christmas time. Here everybody’s welcome to eat, dine, and be merry – all on the house.
Indeed, an imaginary string of banderitas (colorful trimmings) can be wrapped around the Philippines to represent a year-full of celebrations.
Palawan Festivals and Events are among the fun things to do and participate in while on vacation in Palawan. There are several festivals and events that happen annually, all year round some of which are the Tarek Festival, Puerto Princesa Foundation Day and the Cuyo Festival. These Palawan Festivals and Events are celebrated for different reasons and if you’re going to be there during one of them, it’s a good idea to know what to expect.
The Philippine’s commemoration of holy week is a one of the most fascinating religious events in the world. This articles gives a glimpse of how unique this celebration is in this country.
Bacolod city is one of the most positive cities in the Philippines. This is evident in its festivals and events. From commemorating ancient tribal rites to giving thanks, Bacolod’s festivals and events are definitely a celebration of its reputation as a city of smiles.
The unique blend of Asian and Western culture found in the Philippines and every month festivities makes it one of the interesting places on earth to visit.
Philippine fiestas are as real as life itself to Filipinos. It’s a community celebration of triumphs and a recollection of epic struggles. Philippine fiestas help Filipinos hope for a bright future, a stable present, and a well-learnt past.
While the Filipino passion for festivities doesn’t seem to know any boundaries, not all celebrations cater to the worldly desire for fun.
The Feast of the Black Nazarene is by far the single largest festival in whole Philippines. It is a mark of religious devotion of the Filipinos.
Bohol is rich in history and it is not a surprise that Bohol festivals depict several significant events. The Bolibong Kingking Festival is an event unique to Bohol and this is a religious event where the rhythmic beating of drums can be heard all day. The Sandugo Festival on the other hand, is an event that portrays the friendship that first formed between the Spanish colonizers and the Filipinos.