The Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) designated a balete tree in Pasig City–which is thought to be at least 70 years old–as a heritage tree, according to the city government. Read more »
Filipino families usually rush to cemeteries to remember their departed loved ones. That’s not the case with Camiguin’s Sunken Cemetery. Instead, visitors rather than family members typically visit the tombs at Camiguin's most historic and captivating cemetery. Read more »
The city of Koronadal in the Philippines made a massive step toward inclusive development through incorporating the Blaan tribe and other indigenous groups into its strategic plans. During the Hinugyaw Festival on January 10, the city authority of Koronadal set aside a day exclusively for the indigenous peoples (IP) community. Read more »
Camiguin, a tiny haven in the Bohol Sea just off Mindanao's coast, is calling out to all seekers of serenity and charm. Despite being the second smallest province in the Philippines, this Island is packed with wonders that will steal your heart away. Read more »
