Beautiful decorations, made of edible rice dough, are placed on the exteriors of houses representing various agricultural product

Tribute to city’s flowers and as way to rise up from the devastation of the 1990 Luzon earthquake

Dance performed in the streets by childless women

Festival in Dagupan that pays tribute to the City’s biggest industry and features various activities that center on the fish

The float feast actually commemorates Wawa’s holy cross which was first found floating on Bocaue river

Honor of st. Joseph for their good harvest of corn

Colorful warrior costume are worn topped with finely carved masks portraying the violent Roman Soldier of Christ

A fiesta of gigantic proportions, this one is highlighted by grand procession featuring higantes, ten-feet paper maché puppets, surrounded by a crowd of drenched, water-fighting reveler

To honor the miraculous wooden black statue of Jesus Christ carried by male devotees during the procession

Well-known for black paint that most participants put on their bodies. The black paint covers the whole body contrasts starkly with the colorful costumes and ornaments.

First held in 1980, at the time when sugar cane and sugar prices plummeted the livelihood of Bacolenos suffered. It was also during that year that a terrible maritime tragedy left more than 700 Negrenses dead when the Don Juan and the tanker Tacloban collided with each other and sank. To eclipse the tragedy and sorrow, Bacolod

It focuses on General Santos City as the “prime destination for culinary and ocean adventure locally and globally”

Month long festival of beauty

A little angel is lowered from above toward the image of the Virgin Mary below. The angel slowly takes off the Virgin Mary’s black veil to signify that her son has risen from the dead.

Kasinagan Festival

Pawikan Festival

Sinulog Festival

Dinagyang Festival

Pintados Festival

Tubig Festival