Provinces
The 81 provinces of the Philippines — capitals, geography, demographics, history.
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Pagsanjan: History, Geography and Culture of Laguna's Former Capital
Pagsanjan is a municipality in Laguna, Philippines, known for its history as the provincial capital and the Bangkero Festival.
Philippine Figure Skating Championships: History, Structure and National Competitors
Overview of the Philippine Figure Skating Championships, the annual national competition organized by the Philippine Skating Union since 200...
First Mass in the Philippines: Historical Debate and Limasawa
The 1521 First Mass in the Philippines, held in Limasawa, and the historical debate with Butuan.
Jessica Soho: Career, Awards and Public Influence
Profile of Filipino journalist Jessica Soho, her Peabody-winning work, and public controversies.
Battle of Pulang Lupa: The 1900 Marinduque Engagement
The 1900 Battle of Pulang Lupa was a decisive Filipino victory in the Philippine-American War, where Colonel Maximo Abad defeated Captain De...
Tidung people: Ethnic group of northeastern Borneo
Profile of the Tidung ethnic group from northeastern Borneo, covering language, history, and demographics in Malaysia and Indonesia.
Expedito Leviste: Political Career and Family Legacy in Batangas
Profile of Expedito Leviste, Philippine congressman and UN delegate from Batangas, son of Governor Feliciano Leviste and grandson of General...
Arthur Angara: Political Career and Public Service in Aurora
Arthur Angara was the longest-serving mayor of Baler, Aurora, known for fiscal management and public service awards.
Bukidnon Sports and Cultural Complex: History and Facilities
The Bukidnon Sports and Cultural Complex in Malaybalay, inaugurated in 2025, features a history of planning since 2008.
Jose Aquino II: Political Career and Legislative Service in Agusan del Norte
Profile of Jose Aquino II, Filipino politician and representative for Butuan and Agusan del Norte.
Baldomero Aguinaldo Shrine: Heritage and Architecture in Kawit, Cavite
Explore the Baldomero Aguinaldo Shrine in Kawit, Cavite, a historic museum showcasing revolutionary-era architecture and artifacts.
Cayetano Paderanga Jr.: Economic Planning and Academic Leadership in the Philippines
Profile of economist Cayetano Paderanga Jr., former NEDA Director-General and UP professor who shaped Philippine economic policy.
Quirino Protected Landscape: Biodiversity and Watershed Conservation
Protected area in Quirino, Philippines, preserving Cagayan River headwaters and key Sierra Madre biodiversity.
Iloilo Golf and Country Club: History and Heritage
The oldest golf course in Southeast Asia, established in 1907 in Santa Barbara, Iloilo.
Daniel Presto: Episcopal Ministry and Advocacy in the Philippines
Profile of Daniel Presto, Bishop of San Fernando de La Union, covering his priesthood, education, and advocacy.
Solid North Party: Political Profile and 2025 Electoral Contest
Profile of the Solid North Partylist, a Filipino political party led by the Bernos family seeking House representation.
Pulchrana melanomenta: Ecology and Conservation in the Sulu Archipelago
Profile of Pulchrana melanomenta, a true frog endemic to the Sulu Archipelago.
Vice Governor of Laguna: Role and Responsibilities
The Vice Governor of Laguna is the presiding officer of the provincial legislature in the Philippines.
Pabama Transport: Fleet Innovations and Route Expansion in Northern Mindanao
Profile of Pabama Transport, a Bukidnon-based bus company known for introducing luxury tablets and double-deckers in the Philippines.
Hablon: History, Production and Cultural Heritage of Iloilo's Handwoven Textile
Hablon is a traditional Philippine handwoven textile from Iloilo, made from cotton, piña, and jusi fibers using foot-powered looms.