Guimaras’ ‘Paskwa sa Isla’ adds color to Christmas weekends

Looking for a stress-free and meaningful Christmas this December?
Come to “Paskwa sa Isla” here in the province of Guimaras.
Bring your family and friends and enjoy the various tricks on the island such as trade fair, food festival, live bands, bangus day, among others at the Provincial Capitol Grounds in San Miguel, Jordan, Guimaras.
The celebration officially opens on December 2, 2022 with a lights-on ceremony in front of the Museum where the Christmas lights installed on the Capitol Grounds will be lit.
This is also the beginning of the trade fair and food festival that is featured every Friday, Saturday and Sunday of December.
The trade fair will showcase various products that are “naturally Guimaras”.
If you’re in the mood for a food trip, come to Paskwa sa Isla’s food festival. There is nothing more relaxing than eating with family and friends while having a live band. The food festival and bands will be featured every Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Get a share of the world’s famous Guimaras mango while supply lasts on December 9, 2022.
Wants to eat fresh but cheap bangus? Look out for Bangus Day on December 16, 2022 featuring bangus produced by local fish farmers on the island.
Christmas wouldn’t be complete without children, so come to the Children Christmas Costume Party on December 17.
As Guimaras pushes to become a health and wellness destination, Zumba Contest is “in” on Paskwa sa Isla on December 16.
Join the first Governor JC Rahman Nava 120 kilometers Tour de Guimaras cycling challenge. Along with getting healthier, you can enjoy the scenic view while pedaling.
So, Guimarasnons and other neighboring provinces, come and join our Christmas weekends. Enjoy and experience Guimaras at “Paskwa sa Isla”.
“Paskwa sa Isla” happens just in time when the provincial government lifted all COVID-19 restrictions on tourists who want to visit the island.
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