Tawo-tawo
Negros Oriental
Giant paper mache scarecrows in Tawo-tawo, Bayawan City highlight their roles as guardians of Bayawan City crops.…
The rice terraces in Cordillera
Mountain Province
The rice terraces in Cordillera are a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The terraces were built about 2,000 years ago and because of the rough terrains, the…
Pandaca Pygmea or Dwarf Goby
Malabon City
The Pandaca Pygmea or Dwarf Goby of the Philippines is not the smallest fish in the world anymore. The smallest is called Puny Goby, the Trimmatom Nan…
Boondocks
Manila City
The word "boondocks," which is now a part of the English language, dictionary, and vocabulary, comes from the Tagalog word "bundok," meaning "mountain…
Philippine Flag
Manila City
The first Philippine Flag was sewn by Doña Marcela Marino de Agoncillo, Lorenza Agoncillo, and Delfina Herbosa de Natividad in Hong Kong and was firs…
Bislig CIty
Surigao del Norte
Bisilig is a component city of Surigao del Sur, located on the Southeastern coast of Mindanao facing the Pacific Ocean. One of its major tourist attra…
Strawberry Festival Baking
Benguet
In La Trinidad, Benguet (2001), the locals baked its own giant carrot cake. In 2002, they baked the country's largest sponge cake. It weighed 1.2 metr…
Las Pinas Bamboo Organ
Las Piñas City
The bamboo pieces used in the construction of the Bamboo Organ of Las Piñas were cut during the proper season to ensure durability. For the same reas…
Bagoong
Manila City
Bagoong is an interesting find in the Philippines- it is a fish or shrimp paste that defines the theme of most ethnic food: unhygienic, stinky BUT irr…
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