The Philippines Today, Yesterday, and Tomorrow
Dee Khong Hee was a member of Wha Chi 48th Squadron veterans. Wha Chi, an anti-Japanese guerrilla detachment in the Philippines, was formed by a group of courageous men bound by a common hatred of the Japanese and a burning desire to fight for Philippine freedom. Dee Khong Hee, one of the last surviving veterans … Read more
Manila to Baguio Travel Time via TPLEX The travel time from Manila to Baguio City will be made faster with the opening of TPLEX. The Tarlac-Pangasinan-La Union Expressway (TPLEX) will open this coming July 15. Because of this, the travel time from Manila to Baguio will be expedited which will be only 3 hours, … Read more
Wooden Eggbeater Now on our second week in the observance of Nutrition Month in the country, the National Museum Bohol is sharing to you this relic of a bygone age. A deceptively simple tool that is yet another proof of the sophistication, craftsmanship, and ingenuity of our forebears. This wooden Eggbeater or Mixer was an … Read more
Diosdado Macapagal’s favorite food Home-cooked sinigang was a favorite of the late President Diosdado Macapagal, especially when cooked and served by his wife, Purita. Sinigang shared with the family is one happy experience for every Filipino household, especially during the quarantine. You may want to read: Pinggang Pinoy Eldest son of Diosdado Macapagal Kansi
Kalibasib is the only surviving tamaraw bred in captivity. He is being protected by 24 rangers and 35 wardens who now need your help. You may want to read: 5 Philippine Endangered Animals