Filipino Customs and Traditions

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FILIPINO CUSTOMS AND TRADITIONS
Maria Clara Dress is the national costume of the Philippines for women. It is a formal wear made of delicate fabrics with butterfly sleeves and a long skirt.
Barong Tagalog is the national costume of the Philippines for men. It is a formal wear made of lightweight material with intricate designs on the front and sleeves.
DISCOVER THE WONDERS OF TINIKLING
Tinikling is a traditional Philippine dance that involves two people hitting bamboo poles on the ground and against each other while dancers step over and in between the poles.
HONORING THE FILIPINO MANO TRADITION
Filipino Mano is a traditional Filipino gesture of respect and greeting.

It is a way of showing reverence and gratitude to elders, parents, and people in authority. To perform the Mano, one places their elder's hand to their forehead as a sign of respect and gratitude.
SAY HELLO THE FILIPINO WAY
IN THE PHILIPPINES, THE BESO-BESO GREETING IS A COMMON WAY OF SHOWING RESPECT AND AFFECTION.

IT INVOLVES LIGHTLY TOUCHING CHEEKS AND MAKING A KISSING SOUND.
EXPERIENCE THE CULTURE THROUGH YOUR MEAL
A group of people gathered around a table, enjoying a Kamayan feast.

ln the Philippines, eating with hands is a common practice that dates back centuries. It's a tradition that brings people together and creates a sense of community. We invite you to join us and experience the taste of the Philippines!
BAYANIHAN: A FILIPINO TRADITION
Bayanihan is a traditional Filipino value that refers to the spirit of communal unity and cooperation.

lt is a symbol of the Filipinos' strong sense of community and cooperation, especially during times of crisis. As we celebrate Filipino Bayanihan, let us remember the importance of working together towards a common goal.
CHRISTMAS IN THE PHILIPPINES
Christmas in the Philippines is one of the most important occasions of the year.

It is a time for celebration, giving and love. During this time, every family prepares food and decorates their homes for visitors. Noche Buena is held on the night of December 24. It is an opportunity for families to gather and celebrate Christmas through food and feast.
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