Festivals

Discover the beauty of Pampanga’s Sinukwan Festival. A celebration of Filipino heritage, featuring local arts, cuisine, and captivating performances.

The Giant Lantern Festival, locally called Ligligan Parul, is a vibrant celebration of Filipino artistry, heritage, and togetherness. Held annually in San Fernando City, Pampanga, this event showcases massive lanterns, some towering up to 30 feet, designed with intricate patterns that form stunning displays of light and colour. Known as the Christmas Capital of the…

Bask in the vibrant Lechon Festival in the Philippines, where colorful parades and delicious traditions tantalize, leaving you eager to discover more.

Hollywood-level talent meets local storytelling as Manila Film Festival 2024 celebrates its golden year with ten groundbreaking Filipino films.

Marvel at the Pahiyas Festival's dazzling displays, and uncover the unique traditions that celebrate the Philippines' rich agricultural heritage…

Discover the vibrant Ati-Atihan Festival in the Philippines. Learn about its history, cultural significance, and exciting events. Join the celebration!

The Sinulog Festival, a central celebration in Cebuano culture, blends religious reverence with cultural festivity. Held every third Sunday of January, it honours the Santo Niño (Holy Child Jesus) and marks Cebu’s Christianisation. The event’s highlight is a grand parade featuring dancers performing the distinct “two steps forward, one step backward” Sinulog dance, representing the…

Exploring the Philippines introduces you to a fascinating array of festivals that celebrate the country’s diverse heritage. With more than 40 festivals held annually, there are numerous chances to experience the rich traditions, unique flavours of local cuisine, and energetic street celebrations that define these events. From theatrical reenactments of historical milestones to eye-catching costumes…

Step back in time with the Lingayen Gulf Landing Anniversary, where valor meets history—discover what unfolded on that pivotal day.