The festival in the Philippines that involves worshiping ancestors is called Undas, or All Saints' Day and All Souls' Day. During this time, families gather at cemeteries to honor their deceased relatives by lighting candles, offering flowers, and preparing special meals. The event serves as a means of reflection and remembrance, emphasizing the strong familial bonds that persist beyond death. Traditional practices such as prayer and storytelling about ancestors further enrich the experience, reinforcing the cultural significance of honoring past generations.