Public lands and areas of municipal waterways around the nation that are ideal for salt production will be identified, mapped, and designated, according to the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR). Read more »
The captivating origins of Pinamalayan's name weave through two fascinating tales. Situated along the shore at the river mouth of the same name, the town's name is derived from "ipinamalay," signifying the act of making aware or showing the way. Read more »
Marinduque’s heart-shaped geography earned the province its nickname of the “Heart of the Philippines.” One of the province’s most notable products, buntal loom weaving, expresses their artistry and is an income-generating endeavor. Read more »
Maniwaya is a serene island whose sheer ease and purity make it stunning. It has become a must-visit tourism destination on par with some of the countries' most marquee islands. Read more »
