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  • 15 Must-Experience Grand Festivals in the Philippines
  • 15 Must-Experience Grand Festivals in the Philippines
  • 15 Must-Experience Grand Festivals in the Philippines
  • 15 Must-Experience Grand Festivals in the Philippines
  • 15 Must-Experience Grand Festivals in the Philippines
  • 15 Must-Experience Grand Festivals in the Philippines
  • 15 Must-Experience Grand Festivals in the Philippines
  • 15 Must-Experience Grand Festivals in the Philippines
  • 15 Must-Experience Grand Festivals in the Philippines
  • 15 Must-Experience Grand Festivals in the Philippines
  • 15 Must-Experience Grand Festivals in the Philippines
  • 15 Must-Experience Grand Festivals in the Philippines

15 Must-Experience Grand Festivals in the Philippines

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It is no secret that Filipinos are hospitable and fun-loving people. Grand fiestas are celebrated by the locals across the country the whole year-round. Almost every province and every city has a different kind of festivals that are celebrated throughout the year, which showcases the beautiful history and rich culture of the Philippines. Come and join the joyful celebration, and experience happiness, the Filipino way! 


Festivals Are More Fun in the Philippines - 15 Must-See Festivals in the Country


In the Philippines, festivals are celebrated for an entire day while others last for an entire month. Here let’s take a look at 15 of the most popular festivals in the country, that one - whether local or tourist - should experience:


1. The Feast of the Black Nazarene
throngs of Filipino devotees gathered for the annual Feast of the Black Nazarene or Translation

Quiapo, Manila (January 9)

The black Nazarene is currently housed in the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene in Quiapo, Manila, Philippines. This was transported by galleon from Mexico to Manila in the 17th century. During the feast of the Black Nazarene, thousands of devotees flock to join “Traslacion”, the procession in honor of the miraculous wooden black statue of Jesus Christ.

2. Ati-Atihan Festival
3. Sinulog Festival
4. The Kaamulan Festival
5. The Moriones Festival
6. The Panagbenga (Baguio Flower Festival)
7. Pahiyas Festival
8. OBANDO FESTIVAL (Obando Fertility Rites)
9. Flores de Mayo (Flowers of May)
10. Kadayawan sa Dabaw Festival
11. Peñafrancia Festival
12. The Masskara Festival
13. The Lanzones Festival
14. Higantes Festival (Feast of San Clemente)
15. Sinadya sa Halaran Festival

The Philippines is a beautiful country with equally beautiful culture and traditions, which are carried on through the years in the form of festivals. With its fun, colorful, and festive vibes, Philippine festivals attract local and foreign tourists alike.

Truly, visiting each of the beautiful places in the country is more fun with fiestas and festivals celebrated in almost every town and province from January to December.