Now, for the main dish. The number one reason why I went to Lucban last May 15th was because of Pahiyas Festival. Yup, that's right. The fiesta of splashing colours, food, alcohol, revelry, religiosity and the invasion of the paparazzi. Pahiyas Festival has been known all over the Philippines as the fiesta with colurful buntings decorated in the town's houses ...
Well, what do you know. I came up here for two things: The fiesta and the food. In every fiesta in this country, food is always associated--and it means a whole lot of it. When I was at Lucban, although I wasn't able to go house-hopping for food, the streets of this quaint Quezon town is a feast of gastronomic ...
Well, I guess I was excited back then. It was my first time going to Lucban for Pahiyas Festival. The feast that I could only see on telly or on books. I've seen Sinulog, Dinagyang and Masskara for countless times already but this crowning jewel of Quezon Province's feasts is something that I would look forward into. Such colourful and ...