Paskua iti Pammati : Vigan Celebrating Christmas 🍃✨

Christmas is very important in Vigan. When the "ber" months come, you can already feel Christmas in the ciudad. There will be decorations on the streets, playing of Christmas songs will be present on malls and even houses, people go for an early shopping... there are just tons of things they do for the most wonderful time of the year. But in Vigan there are so much more. ACTIVITIES? You name them. In Vigan, you will definitely feel Christmas, maybe even so easily.

It has been almost 3 years since the pandemic started, that means that we encountered two Christmas Season during this crisis. In Vigan City, we light up parols to make sure the vibe of Christmas is still present. In the center part of the city, we can see different Christmas decorations scattered everywhere. Tourist Attractions also adds Christmas decorations for us to enjoy more with the site of our attractions. Before December 25th streets in Vigan City is bustling with cars and people trying to buy gifts for their love ones. Supermarkets and Groceries are pack with people shopping and buying for Noche Buena goods. The bigueños are religious, but since the pandemic started, we really cannot go to churches since the spread of the virus is fast. In order for us to attend a mass, our barangay called a priest to give us a mass. Bigueños also love music, we often blast Christmas related songs in our speakers. Our tradition and culture of a Bigueño really unites during this season. This season can really bring joy and happiness to our lives.

COVID-19 may close our doors in doing the original Christmas gala we used to be. But this pandemic showed us that no matter what happen as long as you feel the spirit of Christmas in you. We may be in lockdown but the spirit of Christmas does not fade away. The past 2 years maybe different but the love and joy that we experience every year is still there.


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