 Every Palm Sunday, parishioners, priests and laymen of

Angono re-enact the entering of Jesus to Jerusalem with

the use of palaspas or palm leaves.
 Latag banig, it is when men spread mats while women
spread linen on the mats on the street where the
procession will pass. 
 They also have the senakulo or the re-enactment of
Jesus’ suffering, death and resurrection. 
 Hailed as Art Capital of the Philippines, Angono has been popularly
known as the cradle of the artistic abilities and creative expressions.

 HIGANTES. That five-day art festival highlighted Angono as the

country’s art capital. It began with the Higantes Parade at the town
center. The parade of colorful effigies made of bamboo, cloth, and papier
mache, started as form of protest from the people when Angono was still
dominated by a stingy landlord who prohibited merrymaking except
during the feast day of the town’s patron saint.