Giant lantern festival pampanga

Every years, artisans in San Fernando, in the Pampanga province of the Philippines, compete in building the most impressive giant lanterns to celebrate Christmas

CLARK FREEPORT – Pampanga’s capital, the City of San Fernando, is preferred to be known as the “Home of the Giant Lanterns,” as it veered away from its moniker – “Christmas Capital of the Philippines.”

Giant Lantern Festival (Pampanga, Philippines)

Mesmerizing Giant Lantern Festival! Experience a kaleidoscope of lights, music, and creativity in this awe-inspiring celebration of Filipino artistry.

Giant lantern of Pampanga, new years eve 2019, welcoming 2020

Primehomes Real Estate Development Inc. (PREDI) ramps up the holiday festivities as it officially opens the giant Christmas lantern in Capitol Hills, Quezon City. The giant lantern is open to the public who wishes to view or take photos. The post Primehomes lights up Capitol Hills with festive giant lantern display first appeared on BusinessMirror.

giant lantern festival- San Fernando, Pampanga, Philippines

The Giant Lantern Festival, also known as Ligligan Parul, in the city of San Fernando is an annual event that takes place during the month of December, the peak Christmas season in the Philippines. The festival, which dates back to 1204, originates in a religious ritual known as 'lubenas.'

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Giant Lantern Festival in "the christmas capital" San Fernando, Pampanga

It’s the most wonderful time of the year.For a couple of weeks every year the world takes on a magic glow, people seem merrier, and even winter somehow feels cozy.The time for friends and family, good food and gifts is just around the corner and whether you’re celebrating a religious festival like Hanukkah or Christmas […]

The festival features a competition of giant lanterns. Description from philvsmayor.blogspot.com. I searched for this on bing.com/images

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Sinukwan Festival 2019 at San Fernando Pampanga. We also got to visit Giant Lantern Makers in preparation for the Giant Lantern competition in Pamanga

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It’s the most wonderful time of the year! Who here loves Christmas? As a Filipino, who’s a group of people who celebrates Christmas for months, I used to not like Christmas because a few years back it was one of the most painful time for me and my family when we lost one of our family members a day after Christmas. I remember during that time, we weren’t so excited about it because my uncle, who’s the nicest of them all, was battling a disease and was in the hospital during the Christmas…