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Famous Fruits In the Philippines |
Famous Product <center>Famous Products The centuries-old town of Taal is fmous for its authentic “barong” hand embroidery, “balisong” or fan knives, “sawali” for house paneling and walling, and “panocha” or peanut brittle.</center> |
Jotabal <center>A Philippine adaption of th famous Jotas and Valses of Spain known for their elegant posturing. Courtesy of Barangay Folk Dance Troupe of Philippine Normal College.</center> |
Litson <center> Every fiesta or big celebration. You can always see litson. It is one of the best or main course in every fiesta or celebration here in our country.It is delicious. I know your going to love it also.</center> |
Pahiyas <center>Pahiyas- Lucban Quezon A thanksgiving festival that showcases Lucban’s harvestedproducts in honor of the patron San Isisdro Labrador. The people of Lucban deck their homes with ornaments like Kipings (sheets of leaf- shaped rice cakes) and harvested products.</center> Take a look at this<font size=+1> <a href=" http://www.virtualtourist.com/m/ .178982/842/?s=t">Yeah_baby Pahiyas pages</a></font>. Thank you!!! |
Buntal Hut Weaving <center>How to make a hand made hut..</center> |
Villa Angela Heritage House <center>Vigan Ilocos Sur “A Spanish House” shows traces of Spanish influence on Filipino dwellings.</center> |
Pottery <center>San Juan Pottery at San Juan, La Union</center> |
Bahag Weaver <center><font color=red>Location:</font>Bontoc, Mountain Province. <font color=blue>Bahag (G string)</font> is worn by the male natives of the region.</center> |
Boracay Beach <center>Regattas & motor... Boats for rent</center> |
Pantabangan Dam <center>Reservoir of water, Nueva Ecija</center> |
Malaybay <center>Participants in the Kaamulan Festival in Malaybay, Bukidnon Mindanao, Philippines</center> |
<center>This site is in Bontoc, Province also. You can see here here they live. This is what you called Bahay Kubo.</center> |
Embroidery <center>A common cottages in this town. Beautifully embroided design on men and women apparel attract local and foreign tourist. This skill is handed down from generation to generation.</center> |
Fish Traps <center><font color=red>Located:</font> Laguna de Bay One of the biggest sources of fresh water fishes that are sold in different Metro Manila Markets.</center> |
Igorot Tribe <center><font color=red>Located:</font>Bontoc, Province You can also see lots of this in my Baguio Pages.</center> |
Pagmamano <center>Kissing of the hands of the elders, a Filipino custom and tradition, a gesture of respect for the elders.</center> |
Sack cleaning <center>The way of farmers ...in our country</center> |
Asinan <center>The process of extracting rock salt from the sea.</center> |
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walanakasi Tue Aug 21, 2007 14:10 UTC
what's the names of the 61 bays, 20 straits, 132 main rivers, 59 lakes, 50 volcanoes? don't you have any links to that? | dongix Tue Mar 6, 2007 15:12 UTC
Thank you very much kapatid for making a very wonderful page about our country. I'm so proud of your work!!!:) | imstress Fri Mar 4, 2005 08:16 UTC
great page on philippines. i must find time to visit. Happy Birthday! | maple_air Sun Sep 12, 2004 07:18 UTC
Kumusta, kabayan? I'm a very new member here in VT and I'm glad to know that i have a kababayan here. To be honest i haven't been yet to the places you've featured in your homepage. I would want to visit them though one day. Keep up the good work! |
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