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Tabuk City, the capital of Kalinga Province, is more than just a gateway to the Cordilleras—it’s a gold mine of natural wonders, historical landmarks, and cultural heritage. From a rolling terrain of haycock-shaped green grass mounds and majestic waterfalls to century-old tunnels and artistic tombs, this city offers a unique blend of adventure and history. Whether you’re a thrill-seeker, a history buff, or simply someone who loves scenic landscapes, Tabuk has something special for you. In this guide, we’ll take you through some of the city’s must-visit destinations, each with its own story to tell. Get ready to explore the…
National Director Remelyn Recoter Celebrates 35 Years of Public Service Remelyn Recoter, National Director of Agricultural Training Institute was recently awarded as an Outstanding Public Servant for her 35 years of unwavering dedication, hard work, and loyalty in government service. It was given on the 29th day of January 2025 at the Philippine International Convention Center (PICC). The plaque, signed by Department of Agriculture (DA) Secretary Francisco Tiu Jr. Laurel, acknowledged her significant contributions to the agricultural sector and the Filipino people. A Journey of Passion and Commitment Her career in government service began at the ATI-Regional Training Center VI…
Palompon, Leyte, is home to some of the Philippines’ most breathtaking natural wonders, offering a perfect blend of adventure, tranquility, and scenic beauty. From the panoramic views atop Lantawan to the serene waterfalls of Masaba and Cangmoya, the town is a haven for nature lovers and thrill-seekers alike. Whether you’re looking for a peaceful retreat, an adrenaline rush, or an unforgettable exploration of its diverse landscapes, Palompon provides a range of unique destinations that promise lasting memories. Lantawan, Palompon: A Scenic Hilltop Viewpoint Lantawan Palompon is a picturesque hilltop destination located on the southwestern edge of Palompon, Leyte. It offers…
PAGCOR announces its 2025 Photo Contest with big prizes. There will be 3 categories: conventional, mobile and drone. February 1, 2025- The Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corporation (PAGCOR) today announced the early return of its highly anticipated PAGCOR Photography Contest 2025, now on its third year since its revival in 2023. The competition officially kicks off on February 1, 2025 – Fifteen days earlier than last year’s schedule – and is open to all amateur and professional Filipino photographers aged 16 and above. This year’s theme, “Infrastructure for Economic Development,” wants participants to capture through photographs the pivotal role of…
Cadiz City, located in the northern part of Negros Occidental, is a gem that offers a unique blend of culture, history, and natural beauty. From vibrant festivals to serene natural escapes, there is something for everyone to explore. If you’re looking for unforgettable experiences, Cadiz City is the perfect destination. Here’s a list of must-visit places that showcase the rich heritage and stunning landscapes of this charming city. Dinagsa Festival: A Celebration of Culture and Unity The Dinagsa Festival is a vibrant Ati-atihan celebration held every last week of January in Cadiz City, Northern Negros, in honor of the Sto.…
In the heart of Iloilo province lies the town of of Leganes, a treasure trove of culture, history, and natural beauty. Known for its vibrant festivals like Biray Paraw, Saad, and the Kaadlawan sang Leganes, the town proudly celebrates its rich traditions and religious devotion. Visitors can explore historic landmarks such as St. Vincent Ferrer Parish Church and the Cry of Balintawak Monument or immerse themselves in nature at the Leganes Integrated Katunggan Eco-Park. Whether it’s the festive spirit, spiritual experiences, or scenic destinations, Leganes offers everyone something unique. Festivals: Biray Paraw Boat sailing has been a cherished tradition among…
The Province of Capiz is a treasure trove of natural beauty, cultural heritage, and culinary delights. From pristine islands and tranquil lakes to historical landmarks and cascading waterfalls, Capiz offers experiences for every type of traveler. This charming province combines vibrant local life with serene escapes, making it a must-visit destination. Here are some highlights of Capiz that you simply can’t miss: Roxas City Roxas City, the capital of Capiz province, is renowned as the “Seafood Capital of the Philippines” due to its abundant marine resources. Visitors can savor a variety of fresh seafood, including oysters, crabs, scallops, and prawns.…
Discover San Carlos City: Nature, Heritage, and Adventures Await San Carlos City boasts a rich blend of natural beauty, cultural heritage, and thrilling activities, catering to every type of traveler. Whether you’re an adventurer, a history buff, or someone seeking relaxation amidst nature, this dynamic city has much to offer. With stunning mountain vistas, majestic waterfalls, intriguing caves, and historic architecture, San Carlos City invites you to uncover its countless gems. Here’s a preview of what lies in store: Bagtik Peak, San Carlos City The hike to Bagtik Peak is characterized by its gentle slopes and lush surroundings. Along the…
Lake Sebu, nestled in the highlands of South Cotabato in Mindanao, is a serene retreat and one of the most stunning lakes in the Philippines. Beyond its breathtaking scenery, the lake provides a livelihood for the locals, with portions dedicated to aquaculture where tilapia is cultivated. The fertile lands surrounding the lake are ideal for agriculture, supporting the growth of various crops throughout the year. Tourists visiting Lake Sebu can indulge in a variety of activities, from cruising across the tranquil waters and bird watching to spelunking and ziplining. Additionally, the lake offers a unique cultural experience, as visitors can…
Nestled in the small municipality of Culasi, Antique, lies a picturesque island often compared to the scenic beauty of Batanes. Mararison Island, fondly called a “hidden gem,” is not only a tourist destination but also a key source of livelihood for the locals, who work as tour guides, offer boat rentals, and provide homestays for visitors. Located in a community of just 40,000 residents in northern Antique, Mararison’s charm is enriched by its unique folklore. Legend has it that Mararison, along with the neighboring islands of Maniguin and Batbatan, were siblings separated from their parents, Mount Madjaas and Mount Kanlaon,…