It’s the most wonderful time of the year! You can hear Christmas songs everywhere, and public places are decked out with colorful, twinkling lights and the most vibrant decorations. While there are plenty of Christmas trees and lights you can witness around the metro, you might be planning to celebrate differently this year by going out of town. Checkout these Christmas lights and displays you wouldn’t want to miss:

Mt. Camisong Forest Park and Events

Location: Itogon, Benguet

Looking for a new spot to visit near Baguio? Mt. Camisong Forest Park and Events is a newly opened spot known for its scenic glass walkway that juts out into the mountains. This yuletide season, Mt. Camisong is celebrating Marahuyo Pasko, featuring Christmas lights and live music until January 4, 2026.

Bookmark the schedule here.

Crosswinds Tagaytay

Location: Crosswinds Drive, Tagaytay

Do you want the same bone-chilling weather and breeze, but don’t want to drive for five hours? Tagaytay is your next best location this season. Crosswinds Tagaytay is once again hosting the Trail of Lights, where you can enjoy picture-taking at its different Christmas installations. After exploring, rest and recharge by visiting some of their restaurants, including Balustre Filipino Restaurant, Napa at Crosswinds, and Windmill Lausanne.

Baguio Country Club

Location: Country Club Road, Baguio, Benguet

@bmfabayos This is not real snow, but the joy it brings to many, especially sa mga kids, makes it feel like you’ve experienced real snow. Christmas Village, Baguio Country Club, Baguio City Schedules: ⏳ Weekdays: 10 AM to 10 PM ⏳ Weekends: 10 AM to 11 PM ️ Adults: P170 ️ Kids (4-12 Yrs. Old): P120 Where to eat in Baguio City? @grumpyjoe.ph Where to stay in Baguio City? @glassandgreenperch_baguio Travel tip: Use Klook during your travels, and don’t forget to use these codes para maka-discount kayo: or . #SnowInBaguio #Baguio #BaguioChristmasVillage #TravelPH #TravelTayoPh #BobbyFabayos ♬ Christmas song “Let’s decorate” – 3KTrack

Snow in the Philippines? While that’s not possible because of the weather, you can enjoy a semblance of it at Baguio Country Club’s Christmas Village. Aside from a gigantic Christmas tree and lights, tourists are treated to different installations around the village. If you’re visiting with kids, they will have fun on the Carousel Ride (PHP 100) and in the Ball Pit (PHP 100). The village is open until January 4, 2025, so plan accordingly!

Ticket prices: PHP 200 for adults, PHP 160 for kids, and PHP 143 for PWDs and senior citizens.

Giant Lantern Festival

Location: San Fernando, Pampanga

If your family takes decorating for Christmas seriously, you’ve probably tried sourcing your parol or lanterns from famous spots like San Fernando, Pampanga. The city is known for the Giant Lantern Festival, which is a competition among various barangays. Don’t worry if you missed the vibrant festival, as you can still view the competing lanterns until January 1, 2025. The exhibition takes place in various locations around Angeles City and Pampanga, and admission is free.

San Fernando, La Union

Going coastal this holiday season? If you’re driving to La Union for your Christmas celebration, head to the La Union Capitol’s Filipino-Chinese Friendship Pagoda to witness lit ornaments and locally-made lanterns.

Taal Pailaw 2025

Location: Taal, Batangas

@kokopubgm18 Pailaw sa Taal 2025 #taalbasilica #pailaw2025 #december #batangas #fypシ゚ ♬ original sound – NOYPI

The heritage town of Taal, Batangas, is known for its well-preserved houses and local eats. If you don’t want to go on a drive all the way to Vigan, you can explore this quaint town instead. When you visit, make sure to stay after dark and head to the Basilica for Taal Pailaw 2025.

Ayala Malls Solenad

Location: Santa Rosa, Laguna

Looking for more green spaces to explore? Nestled in Sta. Rosa, Laguna, the Nuvali/Solenad area is known for its parks, bike lanes, and running paths. It’s an ideal place to walk around, feed the koi, dine, and shop. This season, Ayala Malls Solenad is decorated with a vibrant display, featuring a giant Christmas tree and lights throughout the mall’s open grounds.

Pasko sa V. Rama

Location: V. Rama Avenue, Cebu City

Headed to the Queen City of the South this season? You can still feel the Christmas cheer even when you’re far from home when you head to V. Rama Avenue for Pasko sa V. Rama, a light show that has been an annual celebration for three decades already. What started as a small community project by Cebu City’s former mayor, Michael Rama, has become a tradition that Cebuanos look forward to every year. The 4-kilometer avenue is decked with installations and decor that will excite every visitor.

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