The Filipinos inherited religious celebrations from the Spanish including the Feast of the Three Kings on January 6th where kings ride on floats in Nueva Ecija and giant dolls dance in Marinduque asking for alms. Other religious festivals observed by Filipinos include Quiapo Fiesta, Moro-Moro, Ati-Atihan Festival, Sinulog, Dinagyang, Halaran, Mahal na Araw, Moriones, Pahiyas, Pakil feast day, Sta. Clara feast, Suman Festival, Our Lady of Penafrancia, Kaamulan Festival, Pineapple Festival, Santacruzan, Flores de Mayo, All

1. Religious
Celebrations

2. The Filipinos inherited from the
Spaniards, who lived and ruled
the Philippines for more than
three centuries, the celebration
of religious activities. This
tradition was handed down by
their forefathers to the present-
day Filipinos and is still being
observed until now.

3. New Year

4. New Year
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5. New Year
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6. The Feast of the Three Kings
or Tatlong Hari
January 6 ---- first Sunday of January

7. The Feast of the Three Kings
or Tatlong Hari
Nueva Ecija – kings ride on floats or caros.
Marinduque – pair of giant male and female
dolls dancing in the streets and asking for alms
from the different houses.
In some places, town officials wear kings’
outfit and distribute gifts to poor families.

8. Quiapo Fiesta

9. Moro - Moro

10. Ati-Atihan Festival

11. Cebu - Sinulog

12. Ilo-ilo - Dinagyang

13. Capiz - Halaran

14. Holy Week / Mahal na Araw

15. Moriones

16. Pahiyas

17. Pagoda in Bocaue

18. Feast Day of Pakil

19. Feast of Sta Clara

20. Suman Festival

21. Our Lady of Penafrancia

22. Kaamulan Festival

23. Pineapple Festival

24. Festival in Cotabato

25. Santacruzan

26. Flores de Mayo

27. All Saints’/Souls’ Day

28. Christmas

29. Ramadan

30. Hari Raya Puasa

31. Santa Sena and Thanksgiving Day