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5 Awesome Light Shows To Visit This Holiday Season

Take a break from shopping and noche buena planning and see some of the amazing Christmas light shows around the metro:

  • Araneta-Center Cubao
Photo from Araneta Center Official

Araneta-Center Cubao lets you enjoy its jaw-dropping, gigantic Christmas tree that soars about 100 feet. Dressed up elegantly with mesmerizing ornaments and finished with a large Christmas star at its apex, it’s the centerpiece of Araneta Center’s Christmas special. Aside from the dazzling tree, visitors can take a snap and walk through the light tunnel that has 2,000 dancing lights.  

 

  • Resorts World

Just right across NAIA Terminal 3 is Resorts World Manila where you can find the longest lighted indoor corridor with 110 meters in length that’s made of 100,000 multi-colored lights.

Photos from Resorts World Manila Official

 “Lumina: Walkway of Lights “  is the newest and the most colorful offering of Resorts World Manila that’s perfect for getting into the holiday spirit (and great for your Instagram feed).

 

  • Ayala Triangle
Photo from AyalaTriangle.Com

Every year, people flock to Ayala Triangle to see the sparkling lights that envelop the whole space. In addition to this year’s dancing lights, Ayala Triangle Gardens features the “Festival of Lights,” with three 20-watt animation lasers and giant haze machines that run every 30 minutes from 6 pm to 10pm.

 

  • Ayala Malls Vertis North
Photo from Ayala Vertis North Official

While the south has the Ayala Triangle’s Festival of Lights, the north has the Vertis Northern Lights. Enjoy the extravagant light show while hearing Christmas symphonies. Also worth seeing is the beautiful centerpiece display of the show: a giant Cathedral covered with dancing lights in sync with the beat of Christmas melodies. Experience this light extravaganza from November 16 to January 8, 6 pm to 10 pm.

  • Ortigas
Photo from Tiendesitas Official

Catch the Christmas Musical Street Light Tunnel of Ortigas East that will run until January 7. Located outside Tiendesitas, it is patterned after holiday light tunnels of Kyoto, Japan and Vancouver, Canada. The tunnel is illuminated with 2,368 lights and 13 mini searchlights, making it the first Christmas light tunnel in the country.