Higantes are large, colorful papier-mâché figures traditionally used in festivals in the Philippines, particularly in the town of Angono in Rizal. These figures often represent various characters, including local leaders, mythical beings, and everyday people. The Higantes are typically paraded during the feast of San Clemente, showcasing the town's rich cultural heritage. The creation of Higantes involves a collaborative effort from the community, with artisans crafting and painting each figure. The festival features lively music, dancing, and street performances, making it a vibrant celebration that attracts both locals and tourists. Higantes symbolize creativity, community spirit, and the importance of tradition.