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September 19, 2024

Aswang – The Mythical Creature of Philippine Folklore

The Philippines, an archipelago rich in culture and history, is home to a diverse array of myths and legends. Among these, the aswang stands out as one of the most intriguing and terrifying figures...

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The Yamashita Treasure

The tale of the Yamashita Treasure is one of the most captivating stories in Philippine history. A blend of fact, fiction, and the enduring allure of hidden riches. Named after General Tomoyuki Yamashita, a...

The Legend of the Sarimanok

In the vibrant colors of Philippine folklore, few legends are as captivating as that of the Sarimanok. This mythical creature, often depicted as a magnificent bird, holds a significant place in the cultural heritage...

Aswang – The Mythical Creature of Philippine Folklore

The West Philippine Sea

The West Philippine Sea, a vibrant body of water in the western part of the Philippine archipelago, stands at the crossroads of ecological richness and cultural significance. Stretching from the Luzon Strait in the...

Makahiya Plant

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...

Palawan Bearcat

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...

Apatot

Morinda citrifolia or locally known as Apatot in the Philippines, is an erect, smooth shrub or small fruit-bearing tree about 3 to 8 meters tall. Leaves are broadly elliptic to oblong, 12 to 25...

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Aswang – The Mythical Creature of Philippine Folklore

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