The Philippines Today, Yesterday, and Tomorrow
Craving for Filipino food in Canada? Try Sisig, Binagoongang Spare Ribs, and GK Boodle Fight at Grandt Kitchen in Surrey, British Columbia! Grandt Kitchen is located at 10257, King George Boulevard, Surrey, Canada. Grandt Kitchen’s best-sellers are The sisig is made from parts of pig head and chicken liver, seasoned with calamansi (Philippine lemon), onions, … Read more
Camiguin Airport is now 100% complete. In 2016, the old passenger terminal building (PTB) is small. The runway is short and and the surface not even. Today, Camiguin Airport is 100% complete. It has a bigger and better passenger building terminal (PBT). The asphalt overlay and runway extension of the airport has been completed. Before, … Read more
The Balintawak LRT Station was named after “Balintawak,” the first referred venue of the cry of Balintawak, now called the cry of pugad lawin. The so-called cry officially kicked off the Philippine Revolution. The exact date and location are still contested, but it happened sometime in August 1896 in Caloocan, where both Balintawak and Pugad … Read more
The United Nations LRT Station is located between Central Terminal Station and Pedro Gil LRT Station. The United Nations LRT Station is the best stop if you intend to go to the World Health Organization (WHO) headquarters. The World Health Organization (WHO) is a United Nations agency built in the United Nations Avenue in 1959. … Read more
Payyo is what the Ifugao’s calls a stacked rice field that is said to be carved on the side of mountains over 2,000 years ago. Payyo ang tawag ng mga ifugaw sa hagdang-hagdang palayan na sinasabing inukit sa gilid ng kabundukan mahigit 2,000 taon na ang nakaraan. This year, lonely planet investigated this mud-walled … Read more