The Philippines, a land rich in culture and tradition, is also known for its spine-chilling folklore and horror stories that have been passed down through generations. From mysterious creatures to haunted locations, these tales...
Filipino cuisine is a vibrant blend of flavors, cultures, and traditions, reflecting the archipelago’s diverse history. From the influence of Spanish colonization to the infusion of Asian and American culinary elements, each dish tells...
Christmas in the Philippines is a vibrant and joyous celebration that lasts for months, making it one of the longest holiday seasons in the world. Starting as early as September and peaking in December,...
As October approaches, the air in the Philippines becomes infused with a blend of excitement and reverence. While Halloween may have Western roots, the way Filipinos celebrate it is a delightful fusion of traditional...
The legend of the Yamashita Treasure has captivated treasure hunters and historians alike for decades. Said to be the spoils of World War II hidden by Japanese General Tomoyuki Yamashita, this treasure has sparked...
The West Philippine Sea is not just a stunning expanse of water; it’s also a treasure trove of natural resources that are vital to the Philippines. This blog delves into the diverse resources found...
Locally known makahiya plant in the Philippines, is a creeping flowering plant that react when touched, blowing or shaken. It is also called shameplant, sensitive plant, humble plant, sleepy plant or touch-me-not. “Makahiya” is...
The Palawan Binturong, also known as Palawan Bearcat, is medium-sized mammal that can grow about 1.4 meter long. It has coarse, thick black-brown fur, long bushy tail, the ears that are lined with white...
Otaheite gooseberry or locally known Bangkiling in the Philippines, is one of the trees with small edible yellow berries in the family Phyllanthaceae. Despite its name, the plant does not resemble the gooseberry, except...
