Traditions and everyday life in PhilippinesFestivals, family customs, favourite places and everyday traditions, written by members of Global Penfriends who live in Philippines. Each cultural keepsake is a short note about life where they are.
59 keepsakes from Philippines · page 2 of 2
Re-enactment of the birth of Christ every midnight of December 24. Held in Kawit, Cavite, all participants are in costumes and in beautifully adorned floats with the INA (Mother) and AMA (Father) as main sponsor.
Shared by IamFleur
This glass dome is supported by a double helix structure, inspired by the structure of DNA. Both the dome and the helix are called the 'Tree of Life', and covers the interior courtyard of the museum.
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The Feast of Our Patroness, Virgin of Aranzazu, is celebrated every September 9. It is celebrated with the Kakanin Festival (kakanin is filipino for ricecake) and it ends with a procession
Shared by TonyRebats
This is established in the year of 1901 during the early days of American colonial rule. This is also my dream university but unfortunately, I never passed the entrance exam. Lol!
Shared by Maria Enggay
We always have an annual fair where famous bands perform and usually it is very difficult to get a ticket in since you have to endure long lines or the tickets always sell out online
Shared by adl15
It is a rare, artisanal sea salt made by the Boholano people in Bohol, Philippines, known as "whole salt" or the "dinosaur egg" of salts due to its distinct dome or orb shape.
Shared by Shelley Rose
Food is everything. Very culture has its own uniqueness and that makes Philippine food delectable in every way. Featuring some of Philippine food and native snacks. :)
Shared by Princess Fiona
the second most active volcano in the country with 38 recorded historical eruptions, all of which were concentrated on Volcano Island, near the middle of Taal Lake.
Shared by MoVenus
Every September, our city celebrates this festival in honor of the Our Lady of Peñafrancia. This goes on for a week of devotion, parades, and carnivals.
Shared by darlydaneee
To share a glimpse of my country's rich and colorful culture, here are some pictures of me in costume and while performing different cultural dances!
Shared by blueberb.ia
Here in Philippines, we deal our problems and stress by relaxing and going to the beach. It gives us fresh mind and some found peace on the beach.
Shared by Madonna
Simbang Gabi is 9 days of mass before christmas that is a tradition, and is said that if you complete the 9 days your wish will happen.
Shared by keilaaaa007
Dinagyang Festival is considered as one of the best festival in the Philippines. It celebrates rich culture and tradition of Ilonggos!
Shared by Criz
I visited the Total Concentration Exhibition by Demon Slayer here in the Philippines last October 2024. Great activity and experience!
Shared by Pat
bululs (rice deities) are carved wooden statues that serve as protectors of the rice granaries for ifugao people in northern luzon
Shared by doombah
Simabang gabi is a tradition that filipino's do before christmas in preparation for the arrival of the day of the birth of Jesus.
Shared by Anya__0777
Catholic Church- our family attends Sunday Mass then oftentimes go to our favorite local restaurant for lunch weather permitting.
Shared by 26MatC
I visited Sagada Mountain Province it is one of the most beautiful place in my country . Most specially their urban culture
Shared by rench
Chocolate hills is located at Bohol Philippines. It is one of the most popular tourist destination in the country.
Shared by Johana maine
Here are some great beaches in Philippines. Boracay in Palawan El Nido in Palawan Palaui Island in Cagayan
Shared by Lucky5836
Kadayawan Festival is a traditional event of thanksgiving from the abundant harvest of fruits, vegetables etc.
Shared by Migz
In my country, children here celebrate October 31st by dressing up as Saints of the Catholic Church.
Shared by neonroses
Filipiñana is one of our traditional dress, can be anycolor or anylength but usually very long.
Shared by Yssea_Chrys
Spoliarium measures 13.8 feet by 25.18 feet, making the largest painting in the Philippines.
Shared by DanZie
I spend 8 hours of the day making ends meet. Stressful but gets the work done.
Shared by Just Be!
Anywhere, you will see happy people helping each other.
Shared by Airiesb_
This is a small Island beside our Island. Such a beauty?
Shared by Rise On NovemberWant to hear about life in Philippines first-hand? Write to a penpal who lives there.
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