This year, the Christmas display at Sumulong Park in Antipolo City was colorful and bright. If I wasn't wrong, I think the theme this year is about nature in a fairytale land. There are a lot of animals and insects featured in the Christmas display this year. You can find a different kind of Christmas display in every corner of the park, but the main attraction is the huge Christmas tree made in a recycable materials standing in the middle of the park.
Highlights
This giant Christmas tree made out of plastic bottles, yes, they used a color green plastic bottles, that's why the tree is color green. The tree is decorated with huge, different colors of flowers, mushrooms, insects like butterfly and fairies with a huge star at the top of the tree. Into the ground, you can see a huge variety of animals, insects, and flowers at night, all of which are bright and colorful.
I found a mushroom hut in the corner. The visitors can enter the hut to take a photograph with the mushroom hut.
This one is the newest display a logo of "I Heart AC", AC means Antipolo City. I saw a lot of visitors taking a photo of this logo. Besides the logo, there is also a giraffe.
I like this resting area of the park so colorful and vibrant. You can see a huge name of Antipolo surrouding with colorful Christmas display and a huge dragonfly.
The park is named after "Juan Sumulong" a native Antipolenyo hero.
After the park, I walked straight ahead to the Antipolo Cathedral to take some photograph and I saw a lot of visitors visiting the cathedral.
Before I headed back home, I took an extra photograph of the mall in front of the cathedral, with a lot of people passing by outside the mall.
While walking, I saw a four mascot outside of the mall, they were standing there waiting for the visitors who wanted to take a photograph with them. There is a donated box into ground for those who want to donate after taking a photograph.
Please Note: In this article, all the images are mine I captured them using my Insta360 Ace Pro 2.
Camera: Insta360 Ace Pro 2
Category: Street Photography