More than just a name change, we need to understand why Baybayin exists and why Filipinos are learning to use it again. Read more »
The Turumba Festival in Pakil, Laguna is the Philippines’ longest uninterrupted religious festival, rooted in a 1788 Marian tradition that blends devotion, dance, history, and cultural resilience. Read more »
The oldest Ilonggo newspaper, Makinaugalingon, has been officially inscribed in the National Register of the UNESCO Philippines Memory of the World, marking a significant step in preserving Iloilo’s documentary heritage. Read more »
Before foreign rule left its mark, life in the Philippine archipelago followed rhythms already its own. Communities were built around shared values, lived traditions, and deep connections to nature - forming identities that did not need colonization to exist. Read more »
The Intramuros Administration (IA) is bringing history to life for public school students with the relaunch of its Pasyal Aral Tour starting Tuesday, January 27. Read more »
Every December 30, Filipinos pause to honor the life and legacy of Dr. Jose Rizal, the country’s revered national hero whose ideas and writings sparked the movement toward Philippine independence. Read more »
