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Gilutongan Island: Geography, Tourism and Typhoon Resilience in Cordova, Cebu
Profile of Gilutongan Island in Cordova, Cebu: geography, tourism, and recovery from Typhoon Rai.
Loboc River: Hydrology, Tourism and Infrastructure in Bohol
The Loboc River in Bohol is a major tourist destination known for its steady flow, scenic cruises, and historical hydroelectric plant.
Mount Macolod: Geology, Pilgrimage and Tourism in Cuenca, Batangas
Mount Macolod is a dormant stratovolcano in Cuenca, Batangas, forming part of the Taal Caldera rim and serving as a major pilgrimage site.
Great Santa Cruz Island: Pink Sand Beach and Conservation in Zamboanga City
Great Santa Cruz Island in Zamboanga City features rare pink sand from coral erosion. A protected area since 2000, it faces conservation cha...
Panay River: Hydrology, Course and Drainage Basin
The Panay River is the longest river on Panay Island, draining Capiz and northern Iloilo into the Sibuyan Sea.
Molawin River: Hydrology, Conservation and Cultural Significance in Los Baños
The Molawin River is a tributary of Laguna de Bay flowing through the University of the Philippines Los Baños campus, known for its ecologic...
Panaraga Beach: History and Tourism in Barobo, Surigao del Sur
Panaraga Beach in Barobo, Surigao del Sur, features white sand and blue sea, with historical ties to Ponorogo, East Java.
Bukidnon: Geographic Profile and Agricultural Economy
Bukidnon is a landlocked province in Northern Mindanao, Philippines. Known as the food basket of the region, it features Mount Dulang-dulang...
Mount Patoc: Stratovolcano and Hot Springs in Mountain Province
Mount Patoc is a strongly fumarolic stratovolcano in Mountain Province, Philippines, known for its andesite geology and the commercialized h...