Davao
Even after his death, Don. […]
Joe Marfori shows the poster of the 1st Don Francisco S. Dizon Charity Golf Tournament on Thursday’s Davao Sportswriters Association (DSA) Forum at the Tower Inn. (Photo courtesy of Edgar Arro of th. […]
Boracay
The Taste of Paradise
Voted the world’s best beach by the Sun Herald, Australia and Harper’s, Boracay is the perfect island getaway, with its warm blue waters, powder-fine white sand, and a palm fringed 4-kilometer bea. […]
Baguio
History of Baguio City
The area now known as Baguio was first called Kafagway and occupied by the Kankaney and Ibaloi tribes of the Cordilleras. Spanish Occupation. During their occupation of the Philippines, the Spanish co. […]
Cebu
Cebu in History
3,000 years ago, Cebu, Zebu, or Sugbu, was already a prosperous settlement before it was colonized by Spain. It had trade relations with China and the other countries of Southeast Asia.On April 7, 152. […]
Bohol
Bohol in the Past
Early history The people of Bohol are said to be the descendants of the last group of inhabitants who settled in the Philippines called pintados or “tattooed ones.” [5] Boholanos had already a cul. […]
Bicol
Analyzing the Annals:My T. […]
DR. NORMAN G. OWEN A Lecture for the Inauguration of the Institute of Bikol History and Culture Ateneo de Naga University, City of Naga 15 February 2002 Honorable guests, ladies & gentlemen It is almo. […]