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Oct. 8, Lubi-Lubi Festival
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One of the biggest underwater macro photography competitions in the world, the Anilao Underwater Shootout is again happening in Mabini, Batangas, better known as Anilao.
Read more: Anilao photo tilt to draw more than 200 divers from all over
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The virtues of the coconut, the tree of life, were celebrated in Quezon province’s Niyogyugan Festival.
Read more: Quezon celebrates beauty and agricultural bounty in Niyogyugan
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SINILOAN, Laguna -- Busloads of foreign tourists are frequently streaming to Pagsanjan town in Laguna, where they are picked up by small wooden boats to take them upstream to the most famous falls in neighboring Cavinti town.
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SAN ESTEBAN, Ilocos Sur -- Menus in Ilocos Sur restaurants featuring the province’s traditional food could soon read like this - bagnet, longganisa, empanada and lobster.
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Germany was the last leg of the cultural diplomacy program of the Department of Foreign Affairs’ “Kulinarya: A Culinary Tour with Chef Myrna Segismundo.”
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When Surigao del Sur adopted the slogan “Shangrila in the Pacific” in the late 2000s, tourism bigwigs were skeptical. The province faced perennial problems of poverty, the ill-effects of logging, insurgency, poor road networks and lack of establishments to cater to tourists.
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The rich culture, heritage and artistry of Mindanao and Palawan will be on the spotlight as the Philippines will host the first ever Budayaw: The BIMP-EAGA Festival of Culture and the Arts, Sept. 20 to 24, in General Santos City.
Read more: NCCA mounts Budayaw international culture fest in General Santos City
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LONDON -- Two decades on from the death of princess Diana, her sons Princes William and Harry are working to keep her legacy alive with unusually emotional tributes after years of official silence.
Read more: William, Harry lead tributes to mother Diana, 20 years on
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Duchess of Cornwall Camilla Parker-Bowles is not the British people’s choice to be queen.
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