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Miss Bicolandia: History and Significance of the Regional Beauty Pageant

Miss Bicolandia is the oldest beauty pageant in the Bicol Region, held annually in Naga City during the Peñafrancia Festival.

Churches & Heritage Sites

Proclamation No. 216: Martial Law in Mindanao (2017–2019)

Overview of Proclamation No. 216, the 2017 martial law declaration in Mindanao, its extensions, and legal challenges.

Beaches & Islands

Limbones Island: Geography, History and Marine Ecology in Manila Bay

Limbones Island is a rocky islet in Maragondon, Cavite, at the southern entrance of Manila Bay. It features WWII fire control stations and h...

Provinces

Juan Cailles: Military Career and Political Legacy

Juan Cailles was a Filipino general and governor of Laguna who served in the Philippine Revolution and Philippine-American War.

Barangays & Settlements

Kulaman, Malaybalay: History, geography and community

Kulaman is a barangay in Malaybalay City, Bukidnon, established in 1972. It features mountainous watersheds and agricultural valleys.

Provinces

Don Aldrin Transport: Operations, History and Route Evolution

Profile of Don Aldrin Transport, a Cavite-based bus company under Metro Coastal Transport Inc., covering its history, routes and regulatory...

Provinces

2016 Asian Dragon Boat Championships

The 2016 Asian Dragon Boat Championships were held in Puerto Princesa, Palawan, marking the first time the Philippines hosted the continenta...

Bridges & Roads

Anda Circle and the Anda Monument

History and infrastructure of the Anda Monument and Anda Circle interchange in Manila, Philippines.

Universities & Education

Mountain View College: History and Adventist Education in Mindanao

Mountain View College in Valencia, Bukidnon, is a private Seventh-day Adventist institution established in 1949, serving as the first Advent...