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BALIUAG LENTEN PROCESSION

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Experience the longest Lenten procession in the Philippines, the Baliuag Lenten Procession. An old tradition of the people from Baliuag, Bulacan every Good Friday. The over 90 plus floats showcase the life and death of our Lord Jesus Christ. –  Read More:    joelclavio.blogspot.com

 

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The “Prosisyon ng mga Santo”, Baliuag’s main Lenten attraction is a grand parade of 0f less than a hundred lavishly decorated floats depicting scenes of the passion and sufferings of Christ.  –   Read More:  tourism.gov.ph

 

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Baliuag is famous for its Semana Santa (Holy Week) or Lenten procession. The town boasts of about a hundred floats carrying life-size statues showcasing events from the life and passion of Christ.  See some of the floats in the video below:

 

 

A lot of the floats are grand and ostentatious beyond comprehension! You will be surprised by the sheer magnitude of the procession and the size and details of many of the floats. While some were very tastefully designed, many overly decorated and have deviated from a solemn procession to one big production.

 

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The procession now seems to be a parade floats, some even pulled by motorized vehicles, some with industrial generator sets to power them.  Nevertheless, despite the fact that some of the saints and floats were so outlandishly dressed,  the Baliuag Holy Week procession is really a great show.   It was a well-choreographed production, and no doubt, a wonderful tourist attraction! 

 

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

 

 

Bulacan Province Under Region III

The Historical Province of Bulacan

Historical and Religious Attractions in Bulacan

More Interesting Places to See in Bulacan

Colorful Festivals and Events in Bulacan

Where To Go and Fun Things To Do in Bulacan