Mar 6, 2008
Categories: Life
Above: Magellan’s Cross in Cebu In the game of chess, the queen happens to be the next most important player after the king. In the same way that in the Philippines, Cebu is the second most important city next to Manila. But in view of the fact that Cebu actually has more “firsts” in many [...]
Above: Magellan's Cross in Cebu
In the game of chess, the queen happens to be the next most important player after the king. In the same way that in the Philippines, Cebu is the second most important city next to Manila. But in view of the fact that Cebu actually has more “firsts” in many aspects, it may as well be the most imperative city in the country. It is therefore suitably christened as the “Queen City of the South”.
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Feb 3, 2008
Categories: Life
Above: Views of Zambales The name Zambales was derived by the Malays from the word “Samba” which means to praise or to worship. Zambales is found at the central part of Luzon and almost shares the same land positioning as Pangasinan, Tarlac and Pampangga. It had been discovered by a Spanish explorer named Don Juan [...]
Above: Views of Zambales
The name Zambales was derived by the Malays from the word “Samba” which means to praise or to worship.
Zambales is found at the central part of Luzon and almost shares the same land positioning as Pangasinan, Tarlac and Pampangga. It had been discovered by a Spanish explorer named Don Juan De Salcedo. There are three dialects used in this province, and that is Tagalog, Ilocano and Zambals.
The land area of Zambales is 3,714sq.km and is considered as an agricultural ... Read More