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TANGUB CITY. The City switches on its 21st year of gigantic Christmas symbols festival on December 1. It showcases various countries that attract thousands of local and foreign tourists. The proceeds will be donated to the victims of Typhoon Yolanda. (Richel V. Umel)
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TANGUB CITY. The City switches on its 21st year of gigantic Christmas symbols festival on December 1. It showcases various countries that attract thousands of local and foreign tourists. The proceeds will be donated to the victims of Typhoon Yolanda. (Richel V. Umel)

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  • NOW IT FEELS LIKE CHRISTMAS. The crowd spills out into the yard of the Cebu Metropolitan Cathedral during the first of the nine-day series of dawn masses. (Sun.Star Photo/Arni Aclao)
  • DAVAO. The Christmas Sonata decorations were lit up along J.P. Laurel Street, Sunday evening. The decors cost P2.5 million. (King Rodriguez)
  • Lighting of Christmas tree at Fuente Osmena in Cebu
  • CEBU. Christmas parols, which were made by Marina Ayuda with the use of mainly natural materials like corn husk, guinit and twigs, are displayed along the street. (Allan Cuizon/Sun.Star Cebu)
  • Children-evacuees at the evacuation center in Barangay Tinago, Cebu City get Christmas treats from a group of young Filipinos from Brisbane, Australia who are helping in the reconstruction of houses in north Cebu that were damaged by Typhoon Yolanda. (Alan Tangcawan photo/Sun.Star Cebu)
  • BACOLOD. A firecracker store in Hinigaran town, the fireworks capital of Negros Occidental, is now open for business for Christmas and New Year celebrations. (Archie Rey Alipalo photo/Sun.Star Bacolod)
  • BACOLOD. The Christmas Village at Tita Ping's Restaurant in Hilado Street, Bacolod City opened yesterday, featuring more than 100 miniature items owned by Esperanza Talento. (Merlinda A. Pedrosa photo)
  • TANGUB CITY. The City switches on its 21st year of gigantic Christmas symbols festival on December 1. It showcases various countries that attract thousands of local and foreign tourists. The proceeds will be donated to the victims of Typhoon Yolanda. (Richel V. Umel)
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  • PYROFEST 2013. Colorful fireworks highlight this year’s PyroFest held at the Meeting Place of SM City Clark on November 24. Entries came from Singapore, Malaysia and other provinces and cities in the country. (Photo by Chris Navarro of Sun.Star Pampanga)
  • Christmas in Baguio began with a mardi gras joined by day care pupils and their parents in full Yuletide costumes. (Photo by Mauricio Victa of Sun.Star Baguio)
  • Poinsettias now abound all over Baguio City signaling the real start of the Christmas season. (Photo by Mauricio Victa of Sun.Star Baguio)
  • A woman haggles as she chooses lanterns being sold at the corner of Tionko and Arellano streets in Davao City on Wednesday, Dec. 4, 2013. Vendors complain that lantern and other Christmas adornment business is no longer thriving in the city as compared to the previous years. (Photo by King Rogriguez of Sun.Star Davao)
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  • Colorful Christmas lights and decorations adorn the residence of businessman Jerry Sy on San Agustin St., Bacolod City. (Photo by Archie Rey Alipalo of Sun.Star Bacolod)
  • BAGUIO. More decorations along Session Road make the celebration of Christmas in Baguio City festive. This despite the city deciding to cut down on this year’s budget, opting also to forego the local government’s Christmas party as a sign of oneness with those who lost their lives and properties to Typhoon Yolanda. (Photo by Mauricio Victa of Sun.Star Baguio)
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  • BAGUIO CITY. The annual sojourn to our churches begin December 16 with the start of the well-loved Filipino tradition of Misa de Gallo. Here the Cathedral welcomes its faithful. (Photo by Ramon David)
  • Davao City Mayor Rodrigo Duterte and his daughter Veronica appear in awe while gazing at lighted Christmas decors that sparkle at night as they lead the ceremonial lighting at Rizal Park on Monday evening. (Photo by King Rodriguez of Sun.Star Davao)
  • A father lifts his young daughter amid gaily colored holiday bright lights festooned at public parks and on the streets surrounding the City Hall, illuminating Davao City at its finest. (Photo by King Rodriguez of Sun.Star Davao)
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