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Festival survival & traffic escape
Four fiestas. The jam on each road. The east way out. Print it, or save the file before you leave the city.
Higantes Festival
Angono · November · Parade Sunday before 23 November · Feast of San Clemente
Manila East Road and Ortigas jam on parade Sunday. Climb to Eastridge before 8:00 or after 16:00. Park inside the village — not in the poblacion.
Eat nearby: Higante tablea. House tablea from a named lot. A warm pour when the giants have gone past.
Antipolo Maytime Festival
Antipolo · May · All of May · pilgrimage month · Alay kay Ina
Sumulong and Marcos Highway fill all May. Arrive from the east — Angono and Binangonan — and stay on the ridge. Do not drive back through Antipolo at dusk.
Eat nearby: Maytime mango latte. Rizal mango, iced. A cool glass after the cathedral, not a stall cup on the highway.
Binalayan Festival
Binangonan · April · Town cultural window · confirm the week with the LGU
You are already above Binangonan. After the lakefront, take the village climb. Do not join the coastal crawl back to the city.
Eat nearby: Lawa greens. Kangkong and herbs from the lakeshore lots. The plate that still names the water.
SumBingTik Festival
Cainta · December · 1 December · Cainta Day · feast of Our Lady of Light
Cainta junction and Ortigas lock on 1 December. Take Taytay–Angono, the old east road. Do not start from EDSA.
Eat nearby: Cainta trio. Suman, bibingka, and tikoy from the house oven — not a bag from the junction. Share two ways.
Show the photograph. Wear the shirt.
Bring a festival photograph on your phone, or wear the shirt, to the bar. Ten percent off the brew that visit. The floor decides. No code in the app. One discount per table.
Pin and parking live on Visit. Order on the climb. Door QR if the street is full.
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