The Philippines Today, Yesterday, and Tomorrow
Is Mt. Isarog an active volcano? The Bulkan Ng Bikol had its stop in Albay last week for Mt. Mayon. Today we head to Camarines Sur’s highest peak, Mt. Isarog. Rising at 1,966 meters, Mt. Isarog is part of the Bicol Volcanic Arc occupying the narrow strip of land between Lagonoy Gulf and San Miguel … Read more
Davao City Bypass Tunnel DPWH accelerates the construction of the Philippines’ first-ever long-distance mountain road tunnel in Davao. The 2.3-kilometer mountain road tunnel at the central portion of the Davao City Bypass Construction Project aims to improve mobility between Davao City and Panabo City. You may want to read: Kaunlaran Tunnel Boring Machine Solano-Bayombong Bypass … Read more
Bantayan Island Bantay means to watch/guard over in Bisayan/Philippine languages. Bantayan island sits along the waters of Tañon Strait, middle of the Visayan Sea, the heart of the Philippine archipelago. The unique Bantayanon language (@pulong_bantayanon) is a hybrid mix of multiple Bisayan & Pilipino languages: Hiligaynon, Sugbuanon, Waray, Tagalog, Masbateño, & some words that are … Read more
Casa Vallejo Baguio City Built in 1909, it is the oldest hotel in the city. Baguio Centennial Commission also recognizes it as one of the 10 oldest institutions in the city You may want to read: Casa Sunico
Betute is an exotic Kapampangan food. Betute is a deep-fried frog stuffed with ground pork. You may want to read: Curacha