Filipino Fiesta

A religious festival in the Philippines celebrated in Cebu every January

• Nahulog Festival

• Kadayawan Festival

• Sinulog Festival

• Pahiyas Festival

The Philippine festival of many faces held in Bacolod.

• MakeUp Festival

• MassKara Festival

• Morcon Festival

• Merienda Festival

A favorite food in almost every Filipino celebration.

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A lenten festival held annually on Holy Week on the island of Marinduque.

• Moriones Festival

• Mascara Festival

• Menudo Festival

• Minoron Festival

A whole roasted pig, locally called (a)   , on the table is a common sight during fiestas.

The Filipino version of the piñata. Blindfolded players try to smash a clay pot with a wooden stick. The players are usually made to turn a few times, making them dizzy for an added challenge.

• Paluan ng Palayok

• Paluan ng Kalaro

• Pabitin

• Palayok Dance

Grilled chicken/pork intestine or also known as (a)   , has been one of the famous street and fiesta foods all over the Philippines.

This event is celebrated to honor Santo Niño in Aklan. It is considered to be one of the best festivals in the Philippines.

• Sinulog Festival

• MassKara Festival

• Ati-Atihan Festival

• Aklan Festival

Introduced by the Chinese in the early days, (a)   is one of the most popular foods in Filipino cuisine and a favorite on various occasions, including fiesta.

A fiesta parlor game wherein players take turns trying to climb an oiled bamboo pole to grab the prize at the top.

• Palo Alto

• Sebo De Macho

• Palo Sebo

• Paluan Sebo