Merienda Time
a popular Filipino dessert made of sweet corn, shaved ice, and milk, often enjoyed as a refreshing treat during hot summer days
Mais con yelo
Known for its powdery sand and clear waters, this top beach destination in the Philippines is perfect for swimming, dining, and nightlife, offering a mix of relaxation and vibrant island energy.
Boracay
Dubbed the "Queen of Philippine Festivals," this festival celebrates the beautiful flowers that bloom in May and honors the Blessed Virgin Mary.
Flores de Mayo
Filipino street food made from deep-fried saba bananas coated in caramelized brown sugar and served on skewers.
Banana Cue
the Summer Capital of the Philippines, renowned for its cool climate and scenic mountain landscapes
Baguio
Celebrated in Pulilan, Bulacan, this festival honors the water buffalo, the Philippines' national animal, through street dancing competitions and parades.
Carabao Festival
a Filipino version of spring rolls, and they’re often filled with a mixture of vegetables and meat. They’re perfect for summer picnics or as an appetizer for a barbecue.
Lumpia
A favourite for a weekend getaway near Manila, it offers cool weather, a view of Taal Volcano, and cosy cafés. It’s great for couples, families, and foodies alike, with plenty of restaurants, parks, and scenic spots to explore at a relaxed pace.
Tagaytay
Also known as the Obando Fertility Dance, this unique religious-cultural event is held in Obando, Bulacan, and is a testament to Filipino culture, creativity, and tradition.
Sayaw sa Obando
a creamy and refreshing dessert that’s made with young coconut, cream, condensed milk, and various fruits. It’s similar to halo-halo in that it’s a mix of different ingredients, but this salad is creamier and more indulgent.
Buko Salad/Buko Pandan
Frequently hailed as one of the most picturesque and peaceful destinations in the country, it offers fresh air, vast open landscapes, and a profound sense of tranquillity. It's ideal for travellers seeking off-the-beaten-path adventures in the Philippines
Batanes
Held in Lucban, Quezon, this festival honors San Isidro Labrador and features homes lavishly decorated with kiping, fruits, vegetables, and other produce.
Pahiyas Festival
a mix of shaved ice, evaporated milk, sugar, and various fruits and sweet beans. It’s then topped with a scoop of ice cream, and sometimes even sprinkled with cornflakes or rice crispies for added texture.
halo-halo
is a paradise that offers dramatic cliffs, blue lagoons, and snorkeling spots. It’s a top pick for summer beach holidays in Palawan, with breathtaking seascapes that showcase the best of the Philippines’ natural beauty.
El Nido
Celebrated in Gapan, Nueva Ecija, this festival showcases the artistry and creativity of Filipinos in turning the humble flip-flop into a cultural icon.
Tsinelas Festival