Posts tagged sinulog mardi gras

Sinulog 2012

Being Careful – Enjoy the Sinulog Festival!

5
January 13, 2012
by Ron in

Update:

PLDT has Activated the Sinulog Mardi Gras route as a wifi Zone.. Click here to check the Route.. Cheers!

Going to the Sinulog festival and seeing the Mardi Gras will surely be Fun; but somehow there’s the risk of security, though alot of security personnel will be posted in different corners, it’s different when your being extra careful specially when you have friends and family with you. Being extra careful is also very important.

Sinulog Festival

So in line with the upcoming Sinulog, here are some tips in becoming extra watchful/careful to exercise caution when attending Sinulog or not.

Here are some basic and simple tips from a friend of mine who happens to be a security personnel – for each and every individual planning to attend or see the Mardi Gras,

  1. Create visual profiling. It is creating first impressions of the persons you encounter or a matter of trusting your instinct.
  2. Be aware of the persons around you. In case of a public transport, a jeep ride for example, take More >
download

Sinulog 2012 Schedule of Activities

0
December 5, 2011
by Yvette in

Festival Queen

Cebuanos (Filipinos who lives in Cebu) are jam-packed with so many activities as early as December. Aside from Christmas, people are already preparing for the biggest and brightest street party in the Philippines ever, the Sinulog Mardi Gras.

Sinulog is a celebration we offer to Snr. Sto. Nino. This is the time when Cebuanos reunite strongly. From novenas, concerts, and all the long hikes, everything are sacrifiiced and enjoyed just to pay tribute to our devoted saint. If you haven’t been in Cebu, and will plan to get on a tour, for sure, you will find yourself posing for great shots on the Basilica Minore del Sto. Nino.

Every 3rd Sunday of January, the party happens. Fluvial parades, street parties, and street dancing floods the heart of Cebu during that festive day. Trust me it is not the time to flaunt those high heeled wedges during Sinulog or else you get to go home bare feet.

Celebrating the Queen of all Festivals, starts from Dec. 1 and will officially end on More >

Go to Top