11 Things From Philippine History Everyone Pictures Incorrectly
The passage of time, wrong information, and inaccurate portrayals have left us picturing famous events just a way bit off-tangent. For the benefit of enlightenment then, let us look at some of the...
Other than the national heroes, perhaps no other figure in Philippine history receives as much reverence as Manuel Quezon. Loved by his supporters, criticized yet begrudgingly admired by his rivals,...
7 Places Around The World You Didn’t Know Were Named After Filipinos
Around the world, one can find streets, monuments, statues, and edifices bearing familiar names. There are Rizal monuments and busts in Japan, Belgium, Andorra, and the U.S. In San Francisco,...
History is not only made up of the concrete events which actually happened, but also that of “what-ifs.” It is also often influenced by a single individual who rose up from blanket obscurity to...
9 Interesting Jobs From Old Philippines That No Longer Exist
As technology evolves, so do the way people earn money. For this reason, some of the things that kept our great-great-grandparents busy have slowly disappeared or transformed into their modern-day...
For the longest time, Mt. Mayon has been the Philippine counterpart of Japan's Mt. Fuji. Just like the latter, it also exudes a panoramic beauty that attracts a myriad of tourists from around the...
