Festivals in philippines

Sinulog refers to a famous cultural and religious festival held annually on the third Sunday of January in Cebu City, Philippines. It serves as a tribute to the Santo Niño, or Holy Child, the patron saint of the city. The festival features a grand parade with participants dressed in colorful costumes, dancing to the beat […] The post Sinulog Festival: It’s More Fun in Cebu appeared first on HICAPS Mktg. Corp..

The Magayon Festival is a vibrant and captivating annual event held in the province of Albay in the Bicol Region of the Philippines. Find out more about it now.

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Move over Rio and Venice! Philippine Festivals are becoming bigger and bolder each year. Find out more about the festivals you can't afford to miss out on!

There’s always a cause to rejoice in the Philippines, with festivals ranging from religious experiences to customs for basic foods. Lucban’s Pahiyas Festival honors farming and the patron saint of the garden. Pahiyas came from two terms in the Philippines: ‘hiyas,’ which is a rare stone, and ‘payas,’ which means to decorate anything for an […] The post Pahiyas Festival: Everything You Need to Know appeared first on HICAPS Mktg. Corp..

Experience the vibrant culture of the Philippines through its diverse festivals! From the energetic Ati-Atihan Festival to the rich traditions of other celebrations, immerse yourself in this unique heritage. Share your favorite festival memories in the comments! #FestivePinoy

Experience the vibrant culture of the Philippines through its numerous festivals! From the Ati-Atihan Festival to the Sinulog Festival, each celebration offers a unique glimpse into Filipino heritage. Which festival are you most excited to explore? Share in the comments!

Kadayawan Festival. Davao City, Philippines. Who wants to come?!

The Dinagyang Festival is a famous and religious and cultural festival in Iloilo City, Philippines held on the 4th Sunday of January Dinagyang Festival is one of the biggest and world-class festivals in the Philippines. It traces the history of devotion to the Holy Child Jesus popularly known to Filipino devotees as Sr. Sto. Nino. The festival also commemorates the arrival of the Malay settlers and the legendary barter of Panay Island from the natives called called Ati.