Christmas in the philippines

The Philippines brags about having the earliest and longest Christmas celebration anywhere in the world. But did you know that this period of festivities emerged way before the introduction of Christianity in the country?

I hope this is okay to post.. Christmas in the Philippines! In my country, people love Christmas so much the Christmas season starts on September 1. 😁 As a tropical country, we don't get snow but December is rainy so it can be a little cold (by our standards 24 deg C is cold 🤣🤣) We have "Misa de Gallo" which starts on Dec 16. People go to church at dawn to hear the mass for 9 days until Dec 25. They say your wishes will come true if you complete the 9 days of prayer. We celebrate on thr n

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Misa de Gallo; Philippines; begins December 9; Also called Simbang Gabi. Denotes the beginning of the Christmas season in Catholic parts of the Philippines; each day begins with church bells breaking the night silence to call people to dawn Mass; the Misa de Gallo period concludes with the midnight Mass on Christmas Eve.

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Nobody does Christmas like Filipinos. Wherever we are in the world, we look forward to coming home to experience the Christmas of our childhood—festive lights and décor, ubiquitous carols as early as September, Simbang Gabi and kakanin for breakfast, a whirlwind of reunions with friends and extended family, kris kringle gift exchanges, and oh, those elaborate Noche Buena feasts… it’s safe to say Christmas is most fun in the Philippines. And after two years in lockdown and virtual parties…

Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony Dec.1, 2010 at the Baywalk in Puerto Princesa, Palawan, Philippines