Festivals in the Philippines

A festival in Cebu City where people pray and dance on the streets holding an image of the Child Jesus

• Ati-atihan

• Sinulog

• Sinamay

• Masskara

A celebration where people go to the streets parading their traditional costumes and weapons, and painting their bodies black

• Ati-atihan

• Sinugba

• Dayang-dayang

• Sandugo

Highlights the season of blooming flowers in the month of February, Marvelous floats were designed with various flowers in the streets of Baguio

• Panagbenga

• Pahiyas

• Palamuti

• Panagbunga

A festival in Marinduque where the life of St. Longinus is depicted whose eye was healed by the blood of Christ

• Longinus Day

• Moro-moro

• Moriones

• Moro-ami

People of Lucban,Quezon decorate their houses extravagantly with vibrant and lively colors like vegetables because this festival celebrates the season of harvesting

• Paani

• Palabas

• Pahiyas

• Panagbenga

A religious celebration in the name of the Santo Niño held in Tacloban City which showcases the rich culture and colorful history of the province of Leyte

• Karisyuhan

• Masskara

• Pinta

• Pintados-Kasadayan

A festival featuring a war dance between the Muslims and the Christians held in Surigao del Sur

• Sirong

• Sarumbanggi

• Sarong

• Cantilangnons

A festival that is celebrated from the city of smiles – Bacolod City where people wear colourful smiling masks designed with feathers, flowers, and native beads

• Moriones

• Masskara

• Masquerade

• Morong

A festival in Iloilo City where the city converts all its streets into a massive open-air festival and everyone is invited

• Lantern

• Dinagyang

• Panagbenga

• Sinulog

A festival in Baliuag, Bulacan known for hat weaving

• Sombrero Hat

• Kawayan Hat

• Buntal Hat

• Coco Hat