7 Amazing local destinations to celebrate the New Year!

If you’re looking to mix up your New Year’s celebrations, then there’s no shortage of best new year destinations in the Philippines that you can visit with your family!

Check out some of these destinations in the Philippines so that you can welcome the coming new year in style!

The best local New Year’s Destinations in the Philippines:

1. Resorts World Manila

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Resorts World Manila has a reputation for throwing one of the biggest New Year’s Eve parties in Manila. Every year, they hold a massive celebration with celebrities, singers, live bands, and fireworks to welcome the coming year.

For families who are looking for some excitement this New Year’s Eve, then Resorts World Manila is definitely the place to be!

2. SM Mall of Asia

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Another great place to spend your New Year’s celebrations is SM Mall of Asia. SM MOA offers celebrity performances, a marching band, and a fireworks display. As always, there are many restaurants to feast in before the New Year’s countdown.

Don’t also forget the food stalls that’s really budget friendly and yet delicious that you can enjoy with your family and friends.

3. Baguio

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For those looking to get away from the hustle and bustle of Manila, Baguio is the place to be for New Year’s Eve. While it’s true that it’s more crowded these days, Baguio is still an amazing place to visit especially if you love the cooler climate.

Baguio also offers many different attractions, so it might be best to book a weekend stay for the family so that you can make the most of your trip! You can eat the most famous strawberry taho or taste the Sagada coffee. Surely, Baguio will give you and your family a vibe of cool yet promising New Year.

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4. Tagaytay

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Tagaytay is a classic destination for families looking to get away from the busy capital. While there aren’t any fabulous parties or fireworks displays, Tagaytay offers a great getaway for families looking to celebrate the New Year without a big bang.

This place is really perfect if you want to celebrate a relax and chill New Year’s Eve with your whole family. Just pack your food and have a picnic and long talks with your family.

5. Rizal Park

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Rizal Park used to be run down, but thanks to renovations over the past few years, it’s now in tip-top shape. With this return to form, it’s once again a great destination for families to celebrate the New Year. This coming New Year’s Eve, expect fireworks, lots of revelers, and amazing family friendly entertainment all for free in Rizal Park!

Also, enjoy the different food stalls around Rizal Park that is again budget friendly, and yet tasty and delicious.

6. Makati

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This New Year’s Eve, Makati will be hosting the “Bisperas ng Bagong Taon,” a street party inspired by New York’s NYE countdown. Makati will feature top local bands, lots of great food, street markets, and an amazing street party this coming New Year’s Eve.

7. Treñas Boulevard, Iloilo

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Treñas Boulevard in Iloilo is a bit of a hidden gem when it comes to New Year’s celebrations. While not as popular as other venues, Treñas Boulevard definitely has its own charm. There will be an amazing fireworks display as well as various parties to celebrate the New Year.

If you’re looking for something different, or if you just want to experience something new, then make it a point to visit Treñas Boulevard this New Year’s Eve!

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