'Tara Sa Palasyo' wraps up with festive celebrations and heartfelt reflections
Filipinos celebrate the season with music, food, and fun while remembering those affected by recent typhoons.

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Photos By Yummie Dingding

Photos By Yummie Dingding

Photos By Yummie Dingding

Photos By Yummie Dingding
Visitors enjoy festive Christmas displays, live music, Filipino delicacies, and free carnival rides during the last day of the annual "Tara Sa Palasyo" at the Kalayaan Grounds, on Monday, 23 December 2024.
President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. launched the festivities earlier this month with a Christmas tree lighting ceremony. In his message, the President expressed hope that Filipinos would embrace the holiday spirit despite recent challenges, including the impact of six typhoons in 23 days.
He urged everyone to reflect on and support those still recovering from these calamities during this season of joy.