Aborigines live in every country in the world. Such ancient people are usually short-dressed. Many of them are reluctant to come to the cutting edge of the world. Every country cohorts have its own festivals and celebrations. But why do such celebrations in the Philippines attract the attention of the whole world? You need to know a bit of history and a bit of science. In general, the eastern country of Philippines is a leading country in terms of hospitality. To this day. This was taken advantage of by some anti-social foreigners who landed in that country. They were the first to make that country an open tourist country.
At the same time, the skin tone of that country is such that it attracts more and more foreigners to that country as the days go by. The Philippines, which was a poor country by nature, began to become rich with the money of foreigners who came there in the name of tourism. To further strengthen the status of open tourism, some tribal cultures of that country were also drawn into it. With that such ancient people came down to the outer world and started enjoying their little naked bodies by seeing the outer world. As a result, there was a huge influx of participants from other countries. The country is rich in tourism.
Open tourism quickly turned into sex tourism. Currently, there are only two countries in the world that are open to tourism. The Philippines is one of them. The other is Thailand. Even though age concern is strict in these contries some times they are not possible to follow the rules becuase the participants itself hide their original age . The participants think they will loose the chances of getting huge amount of money while participating in these celebrations .
The most famous celebrations in Philipnes are following , MANILA, Philippines – While most people would rather shy away from showing skin, some people in different parts of the world find it perfectly okay – and fun. Some naked-themed events are even used to promote causes and advocacies, while others are meant to commemorate important events.
1 . The Oblation Run
Sometimes referred to as the “Ritual Dance of the Brave,” the Oblation Run is an annual event organized by a few Filipino chapters of the Alpha Phi Omega (APO) fraternity in universities throughout the Philippines. It involves a group of young men (although recently a number of unidentified women have joined the parade) who run naked around campus handing roses to female spectators.
2 . Panagbenga
Panagbenga, which means “season of blooming” in the Kankanaey language, is Baguio City’s annual flower festival held every February. Known for its vibrant street dances, floral floats, and festive atmosphere, Panagbenga is one of the most anticipated festivals in the Philippines.
3 . Kadayawan
A famous festival in Davao City, Kadayawan Festival is an annual month-long celebration of basically everything about life — from nature and harvest to culture and tradition. During the festivities, different communities in Mindanao showcase their heritage through street dancing in vibrant costumes.
4 . Banigan-Kawayan
Banigan-Kawayan Festival celebrates local crafts banig (hand-woven mat) and the kawayan (bamboo) in Basey, Samar. Expect to see these crafts being showcased at the annual street dance parade.
5 . Sandugo
The festival includes a reenactment of this iconic moment, street dancing, and various cultural activities that showcase the province’s rich history and heritage, attracting visitors from across the Philippines and contributing to the local economy.
Why foreigners love to visit philippines !
- The Philippines has thousands of tiny islands, each one with tiny, picturesque white-sand beaches. In Manila ( The capital city of Philippines ) you’ll have the opportunity not only to see life in the Philippines, but also the unique ways that Filipino culture has blended with the immigrants that have come from around the world.The hospitality of Filipinos is unbelievable, and it’s a place you’ll remember forever simply because of the local people.There is tons of nature and wildlife to explore among its thousands of islands.The weather is pretty temperate year-round – it doesn’t really ever get too hot or too cold (though the rainy season is from June to October).Other Southeast Asian countries may get all the attention when it comes to cuisine, but the Philippines has plenty of local specialties to offer.Sometimes it’s nice to travel in a foreign country where your language is spoken by most of the locals – most locals speak English in the Philippines.
Travel tips for the Philippines
- Take a day trip out to Boracay Island and see Puka Beach one of the world’s most beautiful tropical beaches.Take a ferry from Manila to Puerto Galera and spend your days earning your SCUBA diving license and exploring the ocean in water so warm you’ll be able to stay in all day.To get a good first hand look at Filipino culture, spend your time in Manila, the largest city in the Philippines with 10 million people in the metro area and the country’s capital.Take a ride on an old US military jeep called a jeepney.Enjoy the variety – tropical beaches, jungles, mountains, volcanoes, and coral reefs.Go trekking in the mountains of North Luzon.Learn a new skill like scuba diving or surfing.
Transportation
Flights from North America or Europe to the Philippines usually stop in Hong Kong or Singapore. There are several airports for getting around within the country, which is mostly done by plane rather than boat when traveling long distances.
Accommodation
The Philippines hosts thousands of travelers each year, and while its numbers aren’t as impressive as Indonesia’s or Thailand’s, there are more than enough hostels to be found in almost every major city around the country and many rural locations.
Talented Pinoys
The term pinoy is reffered to be to the inhabitants of the Philippines or to people of Philippine origin or descent ( Pinoy , Filipinoy , or even Philippine )
This Igorot cultural performer wears “boaya” (necklace) and “tangkil” (armband)! The Conventional taditional dress of Philipines
Some Philipinoys in Their own traditional Dress
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