Category: Philippine Festivals
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Panagbenga, The Baguio Flower Festival
Panagbenga is a month-long annual flower festival that is celebrated in Baguio City. The festival includes floats that are decorated with flowers; street dancing, presented by dancers clad in flower-inspired costumes; and…
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Tatusan Festival
Caluya, Antique is so abundant in coconut crabs that a tourism festival was named after this highly-prized terrestial crab, the Tatusan Festival. This celebration highlights a colorful parade of crab-shaped floats, street-dancing…
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Santa Cruz Laguna’s Anilag Festival 2010
For 6 years, the Anilag festival has been the focal location to feature Laguna’s OTOP (One Town One Product) concept, where they showcase iconic products of each town and the way they…
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Kesong Puti Fiesta, Sta. Cruz Laguna
Kesong Puti “soft white cheese”, has been known to be a favourite delicacy since the Spanish era. The making of kesong puti is a tradition preserved that has been passed on from…
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Pandang Gitab, the festival of Lights
The Pandang – Gitab is a lively street-dancing, adapting the basic steps and music of the original Pandanggo sa Ilaw. It is believed that the dance Pandanggo sa Ilaw was inspired by…
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Baragatan Festival – Palawan
Palawenos are simple peace loving people, and Baragatan Festival is the time where people meet, regardless of their political or religious beliefs; a symbol of partnership, people working together for Palawan’s development…
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Aliwan Fiesta 2009
Since radio networks have also expanded their operations to embrace live entertainment and special events, the Manila Broadcasting Company Inc. (MBC) decided to go beyond the usual concerts, movie premieres, and mall…
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Coconut Festival
San Pablo city, known to be the City of Seven Lakes started their Coconut Festival in 1996 by Mayor Vicente Amante, celebrating the abundance of coconut in the city, which, has been…