Heroism often appears in forms that transcend dramatic feats and grand gestures. In the Philippines, alongside well-known national heroes, there are lesser-known figures whose profound contributions have shaped the nation’s history. Read more »
In the southern expanse of Mindanao lies a province that beckons the curious traveler with its untouched beauty and rich cultural heritage—Maguindanao del Sur. While it may not yet have claimed its place on the well-trodden tourist trail, this province offers a wealth of experiences that promise to leave a lasting impression. Read more »
Malaybalay City, Bukidnon province, proudly hosted the Philippines' inaugural higher education conference on indigenous peoples (IPs), "Bigkis 2024," aimed at integrating IP knowledge and practices into modern industries. Read more »
When Davaoeños want to spend some time at the beach, they quickly travel to Samal, also known as the "Island Garden City of Samal." It has been a top pick for locals for its close proximity to the city, lovely beaches, and other attractions. Read more »
The province of Agusan del Norte, once a battleground plagued by unrest, has transformed into a zone of peace and development. At Sitio Zapanta, Barangay Bangayan, Arimbungog Falls stands as the next blockbuster tourist destination, offering breathtaking scenery, lush greenery, and pristine waters. Read more »
