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Bridging the Energy Gap: Sitio Anipa, San Rafael, Rodriguez, Rizal
One liter of light at a time. Growing up in Rizal province, I’ve heard legends about the town of Rodriguez, formerly Montalban, which is said to be a Spanish contraction of the words, “Monte Alba” or “white mountain.” These tales were about Bernardo Carpio and the town’s limestone mountains. One of the well-known versions of … Continue reading Bridging the Energy Gap: Sitio Anipa, San Rafael, Rodriguez, Rizal
From Maligcong Rice Terraces Catwalk To Bontoc Indigenous Fashion
An Igorot culture appreciation that will never go out of style.
It’s [Still] More Fun In The Philippines
The heat is still on!
Capture the Earth’s Wonders with A Paper Camera
We are all guilty of taking photos while traveling, right? But would you trade your plastic camera with a paper camera?
Is Manila, Philippines Ready for the Foodies of the World?
¨Manila had been slowly moving toward the direction of culinary exposure as being the ‘it’ destination for food. - Chef José Luis "Chele" González
