Philippines Holidays


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The country of Philippines is famous for its colorful festivals. The days of festivity are definitely days of joy and the people enjoy complete holiday on those marked days in the calendar. Generally, Philippines enjoy a number of holidays owing to the long list of festivals. However there are some fixed holidays and some holidays which vary with each year.

Public Holidays in Philippines

New Years Day – 1st January

EDSA Revolution Day- 22nd February

Day of Valor- 9th April

Labor Day- 1st May

Independence Day (derived from Spain) - 12th June

National Heroes Day- 31st August

All Saints Day- 1st November

Christmas Day- 25th December

Rizal Day- 30th December

New Year’s Eve- 31st December

Variable Holidays in Philippines

There are three variable holidays in Philippines all in the month of April. They are Holy Thursday, Good Friday and Easter.

Festival Holidays in Philippines

The festival holidays in Philippines vary according to the province and cities in Philippines.

Quiapo Fiesta- 9th January

Constitution day- 3rd week of January

Tondo Fiesta- 3rd Sunday in the month of January

San Roque Parish Fiesta- 27th January

Liberation day of Mandaluyong City- 9th February

Feast of Our Lady of Lourdes- 11th February

Fiesta of Santa Marta- the 2nd Sunday in the month of February

Foundation day- 16th February

People Power Anniversary- 22nd to 25th February

Foundation Day- 27th March
Antipolo Pilgrimage- entire month of May

Tourism week- 1st week of May

Carabao Festival- 14th May

Obando Fertility Rites- 17th to 19th May

San Juan Town Fiesta- 24th June

Lechon Parade- 24th June

Bocaue River Festival- 1st Sunday in the month of July

Fluvial Parade- 26th July

National Language week- 1st week in the month of July

Town Fiesta- 16th august

Quezon Day- 19th August

Feast of Saint Raphael- 11th September

La Naval de Manila- 2nd Sunday in the month of October

Feast of Christ he king- 25th October

Music Festival – 6th November

Pasig Fiesta- 8th December

Muntinlupa Day celebrations- 13th to 19th December

Down Masses- 16th to 24th December

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