It is phenomenal meeting a renowned, classic, and humble international artist in my workplace.
IRISH VALENZUELA: THE PINOY RIDER IN EUROPE
Irish Valenzuela makes waves in the international cycling competition in Europe
GO FOR GOLD GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS ATTEMPT 2019
Go for Gold record-breaking Guinness World attempt primarily aims to promote sports development in the country and to actively support our national athletes in all their endeavor.
ST. POLYCARP PARISH CHURCH IN CABUYAO CITY
St. Polycarp Parish Church is among the existing centuries-old, long-lasting Baroque churches the Spaniards built in the Philippines. It is located in the City of Cabuyao (formerly known as Tabuko) in Laguna.
1995 Popemobile
Designed by the local Jeepney manufacturer, Francisco Motors, the bullet-proof popemobile was used by the third longest-serving pontiff, John Paul II (Karol Jósef Wojtyla), during his second and last trip in the Philippines for the occasion of the 10th World Youth Day in 1995. The Philippines is the first Asian country to host the historic... Continue Reading →
TRIP TO HOUSE OF HISTORY IN KAWIT, CAVITE
After General Emilio Aguinaldo's demise in 1964, Aguinaldo mansion, aka the House of History, was declared a national shrine (freedom shrine) by means of RA 4039 by President Diosdado Macapagal on 18 June 1964.
THE HISTORIC INDEPENDENCE BALCONY
The declaration of independence transpired nineteen days after General Emilio Aguinaldo established a Dictatorial Government, which existed from 24 May 1898 to 22 June 1898.
LIONS HEADS ON KENNON RD
The famous man-made Lion's head arguably carved out of limestone in 1970s by a Cordilleran carver, Reynaldo Lopez Nanyak.
HIGHLIGHTS OF PRURIDE PH 2019
PRUride PH is the country's largest annual cycling festival in the Philippines. It aims to engage the growing cycling community in the Philippines; raise awareness on cycling as a sustainable, alternative mode of transport; and promote health and wellness. The bikathon has been around since 2016.
NATIONAL FLAG DAYS 🇵🇭
By virtue of RA 8491, otherwise known as the Flag and Heraldic Code of the Philippines, yearly, we observe Flag days from May 28 to June 12. This is in commemoration of the victory of General Emilio Famy Aguinaldo and his gallant men against the Spaniards and the unfurling of the first Philippine flag at... Continue Reading →
