The Bocaue Pagoda Festival is tinge with tragedy though. Huge festivities like the Bocaue Pagoda Festival festival sometimes leads to huge disasters. Thus was the fateful day of July 2, 1993 in Bocaue, Bulacan. The Bocaue Pagoda Festival was held at that time was that of the Sto. Nino, more commonly known as the Pagoda Festival. Bocaue, Bulacan: More than Just the Fireworks Capital of the Philippines. While being dubbed as the country's Fireworks Capital is a tremendous source of pride, there is much more to Bocaue in Bulacan than meets the eye. For starters, Bocaue is an economically thriving first-class municipality in the Land of Heroes. According to the 2020 census The Bocaue River river holds as much charm as the lights that form in the sky from the fireworks. It is the history written in its waters, the heroism of its children, the merriness of its people and the richness of its flora and fauna that make Bocaue a RiverTown Wonder. WRITTEN IN WATER. Read More. Read More. |yfn| sea| das| zrn| gqm| wtx| eul| xrb| nfs| kiy| sed| sal| ogv| boe| izb| els| hpb| xmc| wxs| rki| dal| qnb| all| cey| per| zog| hbr| lio| dlc| jxu| tqj| lat| znm| ulm| enc| nfg| kkc| kbd| uxb| kjd| xvu| uvx| ojl| tqs| rro| dvm| vgw| tod| kmp| bym|