All Soul's Day Celebration In The Philippines

All Soul's Day Celebration In The Philippines

People visit the grave of their loved ones in Antipolo City, Philippines on November 1, 2023. All Soul's Day, locally known as Araw Ng Mga Patay or Day Of The Dead is a celebration in which people visit cemeteries to honor and pay respect to their dead loved ones. In the Philippines, the said holiday was traditionally celebrated together with their family that marks also as their reunion. (Photo by Ryan Eduard Benaid/NurPhoto)

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