November 5-25 | Angono, Rizal, Philippines. The festival aims at creating awareness and appreciation of Philippine Art and Culture; and promoting arts and culture as vital attraction for local and foreign tourists. Rizal has the potential of becoming a tourist destination particularly in the field of arts and crafts. It is known as the home of various national artists, musicians, and other equally creative artists.  Source:TravelMart.net 

Bago City | November 5  A historical festival that commemorates the victory of the Negrenses’ bloodless revolt against the Spaniards in 1898.  Source:FlyPhilippines

Nov. 5-13 | Silay City  The 9-day celebration starts with the celebration of “ El Cinco de Noviembre “, a one-day bloodless revolution in Silay which caused the surrender of the Spanish civil guards. Source:FlyPhilippines

November 8 | Daet, Camarines Norte, Philippines. It is a week-long celebration aimed to promote agricultural products, especially the Queen pineapple and tourism as a whole.  “Boyoboy,” which literally means ”pagkaborogkos” in the vernacular, depicts the unique post harvest activity locally practiced by the people. Highlights of the event include an industrial fair, beauty tilt, cultural presentation, investment program, and different sports events.  San Lorenzo Ruiz is the origin and home of the Queen pineapple which has made Camarines Norte famous.  Source:Wow Philippines Website 

12 November | Poblacion, Valenzuela, Philippines The feast is celebrated in tribute to the oldest church in Valenzuela City. Activities during the festival include the annual boat racing, streetdancing, and the famous Putong Polo Festival.  Source:VisitMyPhilippines.com  

November 12 | Polo, Valenzuela, Metro Manila, Philippines.  The Putong Polo Festival features the famous putong polo, a native delicacy in the town of Polo. The food festival is part of the San Diego de Alcala Feast Day. Source:WowPhilippines  

November 13 -15 | Victoria, Laguna, Philippines.Itik is the main product of the town of Victoria in Laguna. This small, bustling town is the center of the duck industry in the province. In this regard, on the occasion of its 52nd year as a municipality, the local government launched the Itik Festival on November, 2002.  Now on its fourth year, the 3-day festival includes free dental and medical clinic for the constituents, trade and jobs fair, nightly musical variety show, motor and car show, wall painting, chess tournament and volleyball championship on its 1st day. The 2nd day celebration includes activities such as the Irish Bikathon and the Gay Sports Fest. The culmination of the celebration is the much awaited Duck Fest which is participated in by all of the 9 barangays constituting the town.  The event will not be complete without the colorful and boisterous Street Dancing and Float Parade participated in by the local officials, students and members of different civic organizations of the town. The parade starts at Barangay Masapang where a giant duck monument is located going towards the town center. A search for Miss Victoria is also held and to make the occasion even more shining, a fireworks display to culminate it.  Source:Caliraya Lake Festivals

November 14-20 | Lanuza, Surigao del Sur The surfing festival is usually held in November. The event is participated by different surfers around the country and has recently garnered foreign participants. Another anticipated surfing event in the country is the Siargao Cup. Source:surflanuza  

November 11-15 | Calapan, Oriental Mindoro, Philippines. Re-enactment of the first contact between the natives of Mindoro and Chinese traders. Source:hPhilippinecountry.com

November-December | Baguio City, Philippines.  Held mid November to early December with hundreds of golfers from the United States and the Philippines playing on twin golf courses at Camp John Hay and Baguio Country Club. Source:Gobaguio.com