Lanzones Festival Philippines 2016

The Lanzones Festival is an annual celebration of thanksgiving for a bountiful harvest Island Camiguin. The town of Camiguin celebrates its third week of October, at the time of harvest fruit Lanzones.

The Lanzones is a tropical fruit found in the central-northern coast of Mindanao. The fruit is colored pale brown and the flesh is translucent. Lanzones ripen during the third week of October. The Camiguin is one of the largest sources of laziness in the Philippines, and the fruit is their main livelihood and most important industries. Said the sweetest lanzones in the Philippines comes from Camiguin.

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Masskara Festival Philippines 2016

Masskara Festival is the annual celebration in the city of Bacolod in Negros Island in the Philippines. The city has held this festival every October for the past 30 years and now is without doubt one of the most attended festivals in the country. And for a country that has a festival in almost all cities for as old as hundreds of years, Masskara Festival is one success story when it comes to promotion to tourists both local and international.

The word "masskara" means "mask" and this explains the festival's distinct characteristic - dancers wearing smiling masks adorned with beads and other ornaments. Philippine festivals would be nothing if it does not involve street dancing and partying and the festival's highlight is its street dancing that happens on a weekend closest to October 19 which is the foundation day of the town.

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Philippine Bangus Festival

Bangus Festival is the perfect way to indulge oneself in the rich culture of the locals, all the while trying out different foods. Mark your calendars for this invigorating festival, and do not forget to have fun. In 2016, the event runs from April 1 to 30.

Bangus Festival is one of Philippines’ most elaborate celebrations. Popular for its unique cultural fusions, this is a popular tourist attraction.  As Dagupan City is primarily known for its tasty bangus products, the annual affair has consistently drawn people from all over the Philippines to savor the native delicacy and to enjoy the many activities lined up for the festivity.

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Viva Nazareno

This is the most organized  feast of Nazareno, Unlike the previous years.

This is our Faith

This is our Religion 

This is our Devotion

RESPECT! ! !

Credit to Master Ronald Royginald Fortaleza Photography.

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Quiapo-Feast of the Black Nazarene

Every 9th of January, Quiapo in the city of Manila celebrates the feast of the black Nazarene.

The replica statue gained more than a thousand devotees from different parts of the philippines because of its miracles.
Way back in the 1607, when the statue was brought to the Philippines by the Augustinian Recollect Missionaries from Acapulco, Mexico.

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Galleon Andalucia-Dia del Galeon Festival

Last October 7 to 9 2010, Galleon Andalucia a 51 meter long spanish replica ship has been docked at Pier 13 in Manila South Harbor for the Dia del Galeon Festival.

The Ship was a 51 meter long by 40feet in height, comprising of six decks with a usable floor area of 320 square meters and three masts with seven sails.

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Parada Ng Lechon-Balayan Batangas

A Festival parade of roasted pigs in different attires, throughout the same day as Feast of St. John the Baptist. Last June 24, 2010.

Photo Credit to David Joseph Articulo

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Aliwan Fiesta Festival 2010

Here are some of my Aliwan Festival 2010 photos last April 24 at the SM Mall of Asia.

A three days event held at the CCP Complex, Roxas Blvd. every year.

Compose of Street Dance Competition, Float Design, and Aliwan Festival Queen.

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