Sinulog - World Costume Festival
The Sinulog Festival in Cebu is one of the Philippines' grandest celebrations in honour of the Santo Niño, the Child Jesus. Its street parades are famous for their elaborate costumes —...
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The Sinulog Festival in Cebu is one of the Philippines' grandest celebrations in honour of the Santo Niño, the Child Jesus. Its street parades are famous for their elaborate costumes —...
Read MoreThe Bangui Windmills, part of the Bangui Wind Farm in Bangui, Ilocos Norte, are rows of giant wind turbines standing along the shoreline of Bangui Bay. Driven by the strong winds in the area,...
Read MorePannzian Beach is a quiet stretch of coast in Ilocos Norte, in the northern part of Luzon. Away from the busier resort areas, its appeal is its calm, uncrowded shoreline, the kind of place...
Read MoreSaud Beach in Pagudpud, Ilocos Norte, is a long stretch of white sand and clear blue water on the northern coast of Luzon. It is the best-known beach in Pagudpud and one of the most popular...
Read MoreKalibo Cathedral in Kalibo, Aklan, dedicated to Saint John the Baptist, is the town's main Roman Catholic church. Standing in the heart of Kalibo, it is a centre of worship for the local...
Read MoreAliwan Fiesta bills itself as the festival of festivals: each year, champion contingents from fiestas across the Philippines converge on the CCP Complex in Pasay to compete for the grand...
Read MoreRamyun is the Korean style of instant noodle soup, served in a hot broth that is often spicy and usually topped with simple additions such as egg and vegetables. It is everyday comfort food —...
Read MoreThe Dambana ng Kagitingan (Shrine of Valor) stands on Mount Samat in Pilar, Bataan, honoring the Filipino and American soldiers who fought and died in the Battle of Bataan during World War II....
Read MorePotipot Island is a small white-sand island just off Uacon in Candelaria, Zambales, reached by a boat ride of about five minutes from the mainland. The island is small enough to walk around in...
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