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Hymno Nacional Filipino

During the height of the use of the Spanish language in the Philippines, all historical documents in this era are written in Spanish. Spanis...
Tacsiyapo Wall

Tacsiyapo Wall is one destination that makes Isdaan famous. Aside from the fish farm and asian motif of the place, Isdaan is widely know...
Bolinao Souvenirs

Almost any place you visit here in the Philippines at least represents one famous souvenir. And this cute little turtle made of sea ...
Everlasting Flower in Baguio

Everlasting Flower in Baguio
Rosquillos Festival

It all started when this girl was making of these little ringlet cookies date back to April 3, 1907, when the then 21 year ol...
Bohol Bee Farm Weaving

Bohol Bee Farm Weaving
Filipino Korean Soldier Monument

Filipino Korean Soldier Monument in Manila, Philippines
Tinapa

Tinapa is the Filipino term for fish cooked or preserved through the process of smoking. It is a native delicacy in the Philippines and is ...

Philippines Most Visited

Bahay Kubo

This is a protype of a bahay kubo that you will usually find ina resort or park across the Philippines. Mostly used as a shade and table is ...
Jose Rizal Prison Cell

Jose Rizal Prison Cell. In this cell Jose Rizal was detained prisoner from November 3 to the morning of December 29, 1896. Falsely charged w...
Tacsiyapo Wall

Tacsiyapo Wall is one destination that makes Isdaan famous. Aside from the fish farm and asian motif of the place, Isdaan is widely know...
Datu Ache

Datu Ache is a Philippine Hero, a Tausug chieftain, who commanded Sultan Bongsu's force of warriors in repelling an armada of 80 ships ...
Moriones Festival

Moriones Festival is a yearly occassion every Holy Week in Marinduque, Philippines
Baguio Bonnet

It is very rare to see someone wearing a bonnet especially in a tropical country such as Philippines. Baguio is one of the places in the ...
Hymno Nacional Filipino

During the height of the use of the Spanish language in the Philippines, all historical documents in this era are written in Spanish. Spanis...
Pili Nuts

Pili Nuts I am the tastiest nut! Pili Nuts also known as the Philippine nut and considered the most important nut in the world. ...

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Japan

Tatami Starbucks - Tatami Starbucks At the new Starbucks built into a machiya. I came to Kyoto. This is newly opened Starbucks with traditional Tatami style. Getting in an...
America

Going to Detroit Michigan - Going to Detroit Michigan
Australia

Tangalooma Wrecks in Moreton Bay - Tangalooma Wrecks in Moreton Bay Aerial of Tangalooma Wrecks in Moreton Bay, Queensland, Australia.
Europe

Lancaster Road in Notting Hill - Lancaster Road in Notting Hill Located along the edge of the beautiful Hyde Park, is a convenient choice for both leisure and business travelers to the c...
Malaysia

Traveling to Malaysia - Traveling to Malaysia
Cambodia

Angkor Wat Ruins in Siem Reap - Angkor Wat Ruins in Siem Reap
Singapore

Wheelock Place - Wheelock Place Photo by KP Tripathi
Saudi Arabia

Saleh in Saudi Arabia - Saleh in Saudi Arabia
Bahrain

Pearls in Souk - Pearls in Souk Weighing up pearls in Souk, Bahrain
Emirates

Inside Grand Hyatt - Inside Grand Hyatt in Dubai
Brunei

Istana Nurul Iman - Istana Nurul Iman in Brunei

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Tacsiyapo Wall

Tacsiyapo Wall is one destination that makes Isdaan famous. Aside from the fish farm and asian motif of the place, Isdaan is widely know...
Hymno Nacional Filipino

During the height of the use of the Spanish language in the Philippines, all historical documents in this era are written in Spanish. Spanis...
Puso Rice of Cebu

Mostly referred to as the "hanging rice" o "kaning nakabitin sa hangin" that can be found in different parts of the Phil...
Bohol Bee Farm Weaving

Bohol Bee Farm Weaving
Rosquillos Festival

It all started when this girl was making of these little ringlet cookies date back to April 3, 1907, when the then 21 year ol...
Everlasting Flower in Baguio

Everlasting Flower in Baguio
Bolinao Souvenirs

Almost any place you visit here in the Philippines at least represents one famous souvenir. And this cute little turtle made of sea ...
Filipino Korean Soldier Monument

Filipino Korean Soldier Monument in Manila, Philippines
Datu Ache

Datu Ache is a Philippine Hero, a Tausug chieftain, who commanded Sultan Bongsu's force of warriors in repelling an armada of 80 ships ...
Tinapa

Tinapa is the Filipino term for fish cooked or preserved through the process of smoking. It is a native delicacy in the Philippines and is ...

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