Festival
Celebrating the Kaamulan Festival in Malaybalay
The Kaamulan Festival is an ethnical Festival celebrated in Malaybalay city, the capital of Bukidnon Province, in the Mindanao Island. This festival hasn’t been able to captivate the heart of the foreigners tourists due the publicized political instability in Western Mindanao. But if you make plans to visit Mindanao during the period of the celebration … Continue reading
Celebrating the Kulambo Festival in El Nido
Every 1st week of December, El Nido celebrates the . The Kulambo word means “mosquito net”. El Nido, just like the rest of Palawan Island, is bundled with tropical forests, its temperature and humidity provides a perfect housing for the mosquito that carries the malaria. So this festival is part of campaign to eradicate malaria. … Continue reading
Holy Week Self Sacrificial Ceremonies in Pampanga
Christianity it’s deeply rooted in the heart of Philippines. The Holy Week it’s celebrated with devotion all across Philippines. Most Filipinos during these 4 days of celebration go back to their hometowns to celebrate with their families. In Pampanga, the Good Friday, it’s celebrated with self sacrifice. In this province, men will show their devotion … Continue reading
Celebrating the Bacolaodiat in Bacolod
Chinese New Year it’s the big flux of people moving on the planet. It’s one the most important celebration for a Chinese person. Represents the going back to the roots. Chinese have fled for centuries to Philippines. So this event is widely celebrated in Philippines. On of the biggest celebrations is in the Manila Chinatown, … Continue reading
Celebrating the Dinagyang Festival in Iloilo
The Dinagyang Festival in Iloilo is celebrated every 4th Sunday of January. A week after the Sinulog Grand Parade In Cebu and the Ati-Atihan in Aklan. This festival, just like the Sinulog is inspired on the Ati-Atihan, which it’s the source of both festivals. Although it doesn’t have the magnitude of Sinulog, which attracts people … Continue reading
Whale Shark watching in Oslob
Philippines became world famous for Whale Shark watching due the fact that those huge creatures seasonly pass near the shores of Donsol. Things changed when in 2011, the fishermen on a small place called Tan-awan, 10km south of Oslob, started to daily feed the Whale Sharks. Allowing to watch them all year-round, and for longer … Continue reading
Budget accommodation during the Sinulog in Cebu
The Sinulog is far more than all day long parade. It’s a celebration that lasts weeks and ends up with a massive party on the streets of Cebu after the Grand Parade finishes. The Sinulog attracts Filipinos from all corners of Philippines, whom are eager to be part of the Grand Parade. As a consequence … Continue reading
