Highlighted during the recent Kawayan Festival, Abra's bamboo industry is quickly becoming a significant driver of economic growth and livelihood opportunities. Read more »
Did you know there’s a traditional house in Mountain Province that’s built entirely without nails? The “Binangi,” a wooden structure dating back to pre-Spanish times, is both earthquake and typhoon-resistant, showcasing the ingenious craftsmanship of its builders. Read more »
Piddig, Ilocos Norte, stole the spotlight at this year’s Tan-ok ni Ilocano Festival, winning the grand prize with a captivating reenactment of the Basi Revolt. Read more »
The streets of Malasiqui in Pangasinan were alive with excitement on Wednesday as the town celebrated the first-ever Kirmat (Lightning) Festival. Read more »
For environmental recovery and rehabilitation, the Sugba Lagoon tourist site in Del Carmen, Siargao Island, Surigao del Norte, will be temporarily closed from January 10 until February 10, 2025. Read more »
A new land-tour package that includes the Bued Mangrove Park, St. Joseph Cathedral, Bolo Beach, the engineered kawayan (bamboo) plant, and its market is now being offered by the Alaminos City Tourism Office as they go beyond the usual Hundred Islands tours. Read more »
