Sep 9, 2011
above: A replica of the General Santos’ pride "Tuna fish" during the festival parade These are the list of various different highlighted events and festivals held in the Philippines during the month of September: No exact dates: Solili Festival – celebrated in Siquijor, a marriage ritual where realities of married life is shown to the [...]
above: A replica of the General Santos' pride "Tuna fish" during the festival parade
These are the list of various different highlighted events and festivals held in the Philippines during the month of September:
No exact dates:
Solili Festival – celebrated in Siquijor, a marriage ritual where realities of married life is shown to the couples through a street dancing activity contests.
Mountain Bike Festival – done in Guimaras, a multi-event team sports.
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Nov 6, 2010
Known as the heart of Mindanao, landlocked by its neighboring provinces, Bukidnon offers many activities, sights, and experiences for tourists. Here are a few reasons why Bukidnon is definitely a go-to place for travelers. 1. Just a few minutes from Cagayan de Oro, stop over at Camp Philips and a scenic view of endless field [...]
Known as the heart of Mindanao, landlocked by its neighboring provinces, Bukidnon offers many activities, sights, and experiences for tourists. Here are a few reasons why Bukidnon is definitely a go-to place for travelers.
1. Just a few minutes from Cagayan de Oro, stop over at Camp Philips and a scenic view of endless field of pineapples and towering mountains welcomes you to Bukidnon. Then visit the Del Monte Golf Club house for lunch. At a really cheap price, you can already enjoy ... Read More
Apr 24, 2009
1. Irrationalism. This refers to a certain superstitious beliefs of Filipinos that still practiced up to now. People still believed in gods of the nature and spirits and offer them foods and placate the sprits to heal the illness and provide them a good harvest. It is rarely practiced in the urban areas but in rural areas it is a common practice. Filipinos common irrationalism is shown in fatalism or the ‘bahala na’ syndrome. We always looked upon what fortune can make ... Read More
Mar 19, 2009
Twenty Phrases You Need to Survive in the Philippines
Most Filipinos can speak English. This is a fact. While it may not be perfect English, it would still be understandable to a certain agree. Foreigners however are advised to learn some of the local language (Tagalog is widely spoken, first language) Here are twenty simple phrases that would get you through your trip.
1) Magandang Umaga, Hapon, Gabi. Pronounced as (Mah-ghan-dahng Oo-ma-ga, Ha-pon, Ga-bi) Magandang Umaga means good morning, Magandang Hapon is Good Afternoon and Magandang Gabi is Good Evening. Greeting ... Read More
Nov 25, 2008
In August of 2007, Christine Reyes posed for the popular men’s magazine FHM (Philippine Edition) and left everyone spellbound by her gorgeous physical assets. Christine Reyes is one of the most sought after Filipina sexy stars of today. She may be just following her sister’s footsteps (Ara Mina), but Christine is doing things her own [...]
In August of 2007, Christine Reyes posed for the popular men’s magazine FHM (Philippine Edition) and left everyone spellbound by her gorgeous physical assets.
Christine Reyes is one of the most sought after Filipina sexy stars of today. She may be just following her sister’s footsteps (Ara Mina), but Christine is doing things her own way. In August of 2007, she posed for the popular men’s magazine FHM (Philippine Edition) and left everyone spellbound by her gorgeous physical assets. Christine Reyes has ... Read More
