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Welcome to the Philippines
Philippines is the archipelago country of 7,641 islands.
Three main geographical divisions of Philippines
based on the size and populations are Luzon, Visayas
and Mindanao in descending order.
The renowned destinations in Luzon are namely
Manila, Palawan, Laoag and Vigan. In Visayas, Bohol,
Boracay and Cebu are amongst the magnet
destinations. While, Siargao island is the main
attractive spot in Mindanao.
Exploring this tropical paradise island might be one of
your once-in-a-lifetime unforgettable experiences.
And Philippines is attentively awaiting for
your new voyages.
Philippines is the archipelago country of 7,641 islands. Three main geographical divisions of Philippines based on the size and populations are Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao in descending order. The renowned destinations in Luzon are namely Manila, Palawan, Laoag and Vigan.
In Visayas, Bohol, Boracay and Cebu are amongst the magnet destinations. While, Siargao island is the main attractive spot in Mindanao. Exploring this tropical paradise island might be one of your once-in-a-lifetime unforgettable experiences. And Philippines is attentively awaiting for your new voyages.
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1 JAN 2022
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15 JAN 2022
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WTTC's Global Summit
1 FEB 2022
The next World Travel & Tourism
Council Global Summit
Location : Manila, Philippines
Date : 20-22 April 2022.
For more information, click https://wttc.org/About/Events-Webinars/Global-Summit
Aliwan Festival, Pasay
Aliwan Festival, originally created in 2003, is regarded as
one of the most popular and most grand festivals in the Philippines which attracting both local and global tourists. This festival is annually held in April or May at Pasay, Metro Manila with the intention for showcasing and celebrating the diverse culture amongst the 17 regional locals in Philippines. The locals will enthusiastically compete in cultural street dance competition, float parade and Reyna ng Aliwan (Queen of Entertainment/Amusement) competition. Nowadays, Aliwan festival is dubbed as "the Philippines' Grandest Fiesta," with prizes totaling 70,000 US dollars and hosted by the organization of Manila Broadcasting Company (MBC), Cultural Center of the Philippines (CCP) and the cities of Manila and Pasay.
Aliwan Festival, originally created in 2003, is regarded as one of the most popular and most grand festivals in the Philippines which attracting both local and global tourists. This festival is annually held in April or May at Pasay, Metro Manila with the intention for showcasing and celebrating the diverse culture amongst the 17 regional locals in Philippines. The locals will enthusiastically compete in cultural street dance competition, float parade and Reyna ng Aliwan (Queen of Entertainment/Amusement) competition. Nowadays, Aliwan festival is dubbed as "the Philippines' Grandest Fiesta," with prizes totaling 70,000 US dollars and hosted by the organization of Manila Broadcasting Company (MBC), Cultural Center of the Philippines (CCP) and the cities of Manila and Pasay.
Pahiyas Festival, Quezon
Pahiyas festival is undoubtedly one of the most colorful and vibrant religious festivals in the Philippines. This festival objective is to celebrate the plentiful harvest season while honors the saint of farmers, San Isidro de Labrador. Pahiyas festival annually begins on May 15th every year and goes on for a month long. Each house is creatively decorated with local fruits, vegetables, and the Kiping which is rice paper. The exciting thing about Pahiyas festival is that visitors are warmly welcome to grab, taste and enjoy on all decorated fresh fruits and vegetables on local’s home.
Pintados festival, Tacloban
Pintados festival, is the cultural religious related festival
in Tacloban city, to show the body painting tradition of
the ancient tattooed “Pintados” warriors. This festival purposely recalls the Pre-Spanish history native Leytenos from wars, epics and folk religions.The festive dancers will paint their faces and bodies in resemble to the ancestral warriors. Then, they will fill up the street of Tacloban and perform the traditional dancing, which is the highlighted performance that travelers keep looking for.
The celebration, formally called Leyte Pintados-Kasadyaan Festival and afterwards known as the "Celebration of Festivals," which held on June 29 every year, which is also the day of the Feast of the Senor Santo Nino de Leyte.
Pintados festival, is the cultural religious related festival
in Tacloban city, to show the body painting tradition of
the ancient tattooed “Pintados” warriors. This festival purposely recalls the Pre-Spanish history native Leytenos from wars, epics and folk religions.The festive dancers will paint their faces and bodies in resemble to the ancestral warriors. Then, they will fill up the street of Tacloban and perform the traditional dancing, which is the highlighted performance that travelers keep looking for.
The celebration, formally called Leyte Pintados-Kasadyaan Festival and afterwards known as the "Celebration of Festivals," which held on June 29 every year, which is also the day of the Feast of the Senor Santo Nino de Leyte.
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