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LA
UNION: Best of the Islands Philippines
Feasts and Festivals
Agoo Semana Santa. In the oldest town of La Union, the
life-sized statues depicting the Stations of the Cross are pulled
by devotees along the proccessional roads during the Good Friday
procession. During the Holy week the town people of Agoo come
up with religious activities to make the occasion more meaningful
and sacred.
Rambak. A yearly Holy week celebration spearheaded by
the Provincial Government f featuring water sports, band concerts,
fluvial parade and reenactment of the resurrection rite at the
Bauang Beach after the Easter Sunday mass.
Feast of Our Lady of Caysasay. The Filipino-Chinese community in San
Fernando celebrates the Feast of Our Lady by bringing the original
statue from Taal, Batangas to the temple for the weeklong activities
held on the second week of September which is the 5th day of
August in the Lunar calendar.
San Fernando Town Fiesta. The capital town of San Fernando is
the center of festivities on February 6 to 12 to honor St. William,
the Hermit.
La Union (Bauang), Philippines
is 259 Kms.
away from Manila (Rizal Monument)
Philippine
Travel Tips and General Informations
Source of Information:
Department of Tourism, Philippines
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LA
UNION: Best of the Islands Philippines Rambak. A yearly Holy week celebration spearheaded by the Provincial Government f featuring water sports, band concerts, fluvial parade and reenactment of the resurrection rite at the Bauang Beach after the Easter Sunday mass. Feast of Our Lady of Caysasay. The Filipino-Chinese community in San Fernando celebrates the Feast of Our Lady by bringing the original statue from Taal, Batangas to the temple for the weeklong activities held on the second week of September which is the 5th day of August in the Lunar calendar. San Fernando Town Fiesta. The capital town of San Fernando is
the center of festivities on February 6 to 12 to honor St. William,
the Hermit.
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away from Manila (Rizal Monument) Source of Information:
Department of Tourism, Philippines |