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Christmas and Ｎew Year in the Philippines We eat pancit cake (chocolate, and yema cake) macaroni salad, pork BBQ,
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Philippines has its own illuminations too. In my hometown, Manila, each barangay (village) has its own illuminations. Streets in Manila transform into Christmas Wonderland with dazzling lights and festive decorations. City governments also put up Christmas lights and decorations at the town hall or plaza. In our barangay, Christmas songs are usually played from 6PM to 7PM in December. You can literally feel the spirit of Christmas everywhere you go.

It is a part of Christmas traditions to sing Christmas carols in the Philippines. When I was younger, we used to make our own tambourines using metal bottle caps and a piece of wire . We used to go house to house and sing English and Tagalog Christmas songs. Homeowners usually gave us 5 to 20 Pesos while others gave us some candy bars. It was really fun!

Decorating Christmas tree is one of the important activities in Christmas. Decorating a Christmas tree gives us a good start for this holiday. It gives us the festive vibes when we see Christmas tree in our home. You can also choose you're preferred color as it depends what theme you are going to for this Christmas.

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