The Iloilo Provincial Government is back again at illuminating the capitol complex. Aside from the usual Christmas lights and other decorations, multi-colored laser lights are also used. MAYIN DE LOS SANTOS PHOTO
By RHENJIE MARIE CALANTAS
WE GET plenty of visual reminders that IT IS indeed the yuletide season – the buzz and rush on the roads, the big red bows in department store windows, and the bright decor all over restaurants. Despite the pandemic still being around, several locations are decked out in holiday cheer this year in an effort to recapture the spirit of Christmas.
Halogen lamps emphasize details of the Gothic-Renaissance Molo church, also known as St. Anne Parish. Beyond the church’s spires, the lights also illuminate the Ilonggo’s rich culture. AJ PALCULLO/PNIWAG Festival in Pototan, Iloilo again illuminates the holiday evenings of the Ilonggos and tourists. “Iwag” is Hiligaynon for light, a much needed symbol for everyone after going through the pandemic. ILONGGO TRAVELER FACEBOOK PAGE PHOTOGlowing lights on the facade of the University of San Agustin in Iloilo City define the Christ-centered value of the Agustinians. Under the night sky, they also signify hope this Christmas. AJ PALCULLO/PNThe bright lights in every corner of the Miagao campus of the University of the Philippines – Visayas emphasize the people’s togetherness. It is a joyful and colorful annual affair. UPV-IPOThe architectural details of the Western Institute of Technology (WIT) in La Paz, District will captivate you. The college joins in the holiday cheer and brings warm smiles to the community. WESTERN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY FB
