If you still don’t have any
Christmas parol yet or you’re planning to get one, drive over to Gerona, Tarlac
if it’s close to you and bring home any of the affordable Christmas lanterns on
display by the side of the road. Pampanga, where most of these were built from
is also an alternative but this town is a better option for me because it’s
closer to my province.
We actually bought only a single
parol. Parol by the way is the local
term for the symbolic star which lighted the path of the wise men in search of the
manger where Jesus Christ was born over 2000 years ago. Now, although we only
purchased a single piece, it was memorable for me that night because I’ve
discovered how affordable the lanterns are.
Although you may have to spend
money for gas if you’re driving or for a bus ride and etc. if you’re commuting,
you will still save money when you compare the prices alone. So heading over
this side of the province of Tarlac will be worth it if you’re buying in bulk
for your home or office and that of your neighbors, relatives, friends, and
colleagues.
I can recall asking for how much a
medium sized parol costs in one of the stalls offering the same items in a city
close to the town where I lived. It was tagged a whopping Php 4,000! We were
able to buy the same exact parol size for only Php 1,500 in one of the long
line of stalls from the right side of Gerona, a town in Tarlac. You won’t miss
it if you’re driving from the north. But if you’re coming down south from the
direction of Manila, you have to cross the highway.
Here, you will find parols in various
sizes, colors, lighting pattern, and design. Aside from the parol or star, you
may also bring home other types of lanterns including floral shaped ones, snow
man, elves, Santa Claus with or without his reindeers on a sleigh, the manger
or nativity scene, and so much more. Just make sure to drop by and visit all
the stalls to compare what they have to offer.
Drive towards Gerona, Tarlac now
and get affordable Christmas parol products too!
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