Olongapo Hotels
67% Customer Satisfaction
(Based on 110 reviews)
Subic International Hotel is one of the largest in the country's first Free Port Zone that thrives o...
from US$ 64
per night
57% Customer Satisfaction
(Based on 11 reviews)
This hotel is situated in the business district of Subic Bay and has easy access to recreation centr...
from US$ 90
per night
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Chinese New Year
14 Feb 10
14 Feb 10
Chinese New Year: the date of this holiday shifts with the lunar phases. Pockets of Chinese across the Philippines observe New Year festivities with the greatest fanfare in Manila's Chinatown. Fireworks, traditional dance and plenty of Chinese delicacies put Chinatown at the top of tourists' priorities during this time of year. |
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Chinese New Year: the date of this holiday shifts with the lunar phases. Pockets of Chinese across the Philippines observe New Year festivities with the greatest fanfare in Manila's Chinatown. Fireworks, traditional dance and plenty of Chinese delicacies put Chinatown at the top of tourists' priorities during this time of year.
A day for sweethearts to express their feeling toward one another with cards, chocolate, flowers, gifts or a simple “I love you”.
Likhang Kamay: enjoys the patronage of the Hubert H Fellows Association along with the departments of Trade, Industry and Tourism. Once a year in March or April, local artisans come together to display and sell their finest works.