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Dulag, Leyte: Municipality Profile and Historical Heritage
Profile of Dulag, Leyte: a municipality on the eastern coast of Leyte Island, known for its history as a trade center and WWII liberation si...
AFP Visayas Command: History, Organization and Operations
Overview of the Armed Forces of the Philippines' Visayas Command, its history, structure and military operations.
Corazon Aquino: Life, Presidency and Legacy
Corazon Aquino served as the 11th president of the Philippines from 1986 to 1992, leading the People Power Revolution.
Langun-Gobingob Cave System: Geology, Ecology and Conservation in Samar
The Langun-Gobingob Cave System in Calbiga, Samar, is the largest cave system in the Philippines, spanning 2,968 hectares with 12 major cave...
Benham Bank: Geology, Biodiversity and Marine Research in the Philippine Sea
Benham Bank is a shallow ocean bank in the Philippine Sea, part of the Benham Rise. It features unique mesophotic coral reefs and hosts over...
Ronald Aguto: Political Career and Public Service in Batanes
Profile of Ronald Aguto, NBI veteran and Governor of Batanes elected in 2025.
Mount Susong Dalaga: Disambiguation of Philippine Peaks
Disambiguation of Mount Susong Dalaga, a name shared by multiple peaks in the Philippines.
Taal Basilica: Architecture, History and Heritage of the Largest Church in the Philippines
Taal Basilica is the largest church in the Philippines, an Augustinian minor basilica in Batangas with a history spanning volcanic eruptions...
Pan-Philippine Highway: Route, History and Infrastructure
The Pan-Philippine Highway is the Philippines' principal transport backbone, spanning 3,379.73 km across Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao.