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cebu family vacation jessica rapir - jessicarapir [35] Fuerza de San Pedro, is one of the oldest structure in Cebu City. Build by the Spaniards in 1565 facing Mactan island, this place has lot of history to offer. The marker reads, “ FORT SAN PEDRO. Destinations: Ilocos Sur \| La Union \| Baguio \| Cebu \| Philippines Topics: Travel \| National Parks \| Adventure \| Festivals \| Traditions \| Art \| Economy \| Culture \| Food \| People \| Photography \| Religion \| Beaches & Resorts \| Fashion \| Shopping \| Nature \| For Kids \| Architecture
Family Life on Boracay Island MaryLou Driedger - marylou [4,443] Joe and Imi were our gracious, friendly hosts- introducing us to what life is like for many families on Boracay Island. Destinations: Philippines \| Boracay Island Topics: Travel \| Adventure \| Animals \| 20th Century History \| Traditions \| Ecotourism \| Culture \| Economy \| People \| Photography \| Beaches & Resorts \| Religion \| Agriculture \| Sports \| For Kids
Snorkeling in Boracay MaryLou Driedger - marylou [4,443] Go snorkeling near Crocodile Island in Boracay and you'll feel just like Jacques Cousteau. Destinations: Philippines \| Boracay Island Topics: Travel \| National Parks \| Adventure \| Animals \| 20th Century History \| Art \| Ecotourism \| Food \| Economy \| People \| Beaches & Resorts \| Religion \| Sports \| For Kids \| Nature
MANILA Philip Ace Falcon - falcon1 [278] MANILA is the capital of the Pearl of the Orient Seas. Tracing its history, several occupations such as Spanish, Japanese, and American ruled over the historic city. The battles to win power over... Destinations: Manila \| Philippines Topics: Economy \| Culture \| Travel \| National Parks \| People \| 20th Century History \| Traditions
Habagats Bad Winds declan hearne - dhearne [145] The month of August 2006 in Davao Gulf, Philippines has been one the most active monsoons for some years. Vast stretches of coastline were altered by the storm waves with many coastal communities... Destinations: Manila \| Philippines Topics: Economy \| People
Philippines faces uphill battle to save wonder rice terraces Agence-France Presse AFP - Global [28,579] BANAUE, Philippines, Feb 26, 2003 - They are starkly embossed on peso bills and are a major tourist attraction, and yet the spectacular rice terraces north of the Philippine archipelago have been... Destinations: Banaue \| Philippines Topics: Economy \| Festivals \| Agriculture \| Traditions

cebu family vacation

jessica rapir - jessicarapir [35]

Fuerza de San Pedro, is one of the oldest structure in Cebu City. Build by the Spaniards in 1565 facing Mactan island, this place has lot of history to offer. The marker reads, “ FORT SAN PEDRO.

Destinations: Ilocos Sur | La Union | Baguio | Cebu | Philippines
Topics: Travel | National Parks | Adventure | Festivals | Traditions | Art | Economy | Culture | Food | People | Photography | Religion | Beaches & Resorts | Fashion | Shopping | Nature | For Kids | Architecture

Imi and Joanna in their home on Boracay Island

Family Life on Boracay Island

MaryLou Driedger - marylou [4,443]

Joe and Imi were our gracious, friendly hosts- introducing us to what life is like for many families on Boracay Island.

Destinations: Philippines | Boracay Island
Topics: Travel | Adventure | Animals | 20th Century History | Traditions | Ecotourism | Culture | Economy | People | Photography | Beaches & Resorts | Religion | Agriculture | Sports | For Kids

We bought coconut juice to enjoy after our snorkeling adventure.

Snorkeling in Boracay

MaryLou Driedger - marylou [4,443]

Go snorkeling near Crocodile Island in Boracay and you'll feel just like Jacques Cousteau.

Destinations: Philippines | Boracay Island
Topics: Travel | National Parks | Adventure | Animals | 20th Century History | Art | Ecotourism | Food | Economy | People | Beaches & Resorts | Religion | Sports | For Kids | Nature

The velvet sky paints itself a thousand breath-taking sunsets that can be seen at the Baywalk. During night fall colorful lights carried by majestic lampposts line up the area. Vehicles bound to or from the airport treat the eyes of their passengers as they speed along Roxas Blvd.

MANILA

Philip Ace Falcon - falcon1 [278]

MANILA is the capital of the Pearl of the Orient Seas. Tracing its history, several occupations such as Spanish, Japanese, and American ruled over the historic city. The battles to win power over...

Destinations: Manila | Philippines
Topics: Economy | Culture | Travel | National Parks | People | 20th Century History | Traditions

Habagats Bad Winds

declan hearne - dhearne [145]

The month of August 2006 in Davao Gulf, Philippines has been one the most active monsoons for some years. Vast stretches of coastline were altered by the storm waves with many coastal communities...

Destinations: Manila | Philippines
Topics: Economy | People

The spectacular Banaue rice terraces rise like giant steps to the sky.

Philippines faces uphill battle to save wonder rice terraces

Agence-France Presse AFP - Global [28,579]

BANAUE, Philippines, Feb 26, 2003 - They are starkly embossed on peso bills and are a major tourist attraction, and yet the spectacular rice terraces north of the Philippine archipelago have been...

Destinations: Banaue | Philippines
Topics: Economy | Festivals | Agriculture | Traditions

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