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When we were in Lake Sebu last week, one of the places I didn’t want to miss is the COWHED located at Tuko-Fol, Lake Sebu, South Cotabato Philippines. The house was designed similar to Gono Kem Bo-I, or the T’Boli Princess House.

Last Saturday, I traveled from Bacolod City to Iloilo to attend the Iloilo Bloggers Meeting/get together and cover the Pintados de Pasi Festival 2010 in Passi City Iloilo Philippines. I have always been wanting to witness Pintados de Passi festival. Especially after they wowed the Cebuano crowd during the Sinulog Festival in 2005 and in Aliwan Fiesta 2005.

My hometown, Bacolod City Negros Occidental has Panaad sa Negros Park which is the home of the annual Panaad sa Negros Festival. On the other side of the island, is the Sidlakang Negros Park located in Dumaguete City Philippines, which is also the home of annual province-wide fiesta Buglasan Festival.

Christmas is just around the corner. Only two dys to go and the whole world will be celebrating the happiest day in the calendar.
But here in the Philippines, the City of San Fernando Pampanga takes Christmas celebration seriously. Christmas is part of the lives of every Fernandinos.

Last month, I got the opportunity to visit Vigan again. It was my third tmie to visit the UNESCO World Heritage city, but as always, I never get bored to go back here. Visiting Pagburnayan was one of our itinerary during the trip.

When we toured Tall Batangas last October, we got the chance to experience the foods and crafts Batangas, is known for.

If I am not mistaken, Majica Masskara has been in the Masskara Festival schedule of activities for many years now.But most of the time the event is held inside a gallery. And because it is inside an rt gallery, only few people would get inside.

The Cinemanila International Film Festival 2009 ushers in its 11th year at its new home at the Bonifacio Global City in Taguig. Presented by the City of Taguig and the Cinemanila International Film Festival Foundation, this year’s edition once again boasts of an impressive line-up of 100 international and local films – from the current toasts of the local indie scene to the award-winners and favourites at prestigious festivals such as Cannes, Berlin, Rotterdam, Sundance, and Pusan. Running from October 15-25, the festival will also feature workshops, seminars and master classes.
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