PILIPINAS
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Thursday, September 8, 2011
For all educators.

For all educators.

4 Note/s

Wednesday, August 10, 2011
iwriteasiwrite:

filipinohistorian:

Do you remember what the National Museum website looked like a month ago? Haha. Remember no more! Raise your glass to the new shining cool web-design of our National Museum!!! (I can hear the angels singing!) I LOOVE the new site layout! Check it out guys! This was long overdue. (www.nationalmuseum.gov.ph)

Hallelujah brothers and sisters! They have seen the Light! Yes they have!

iwriteasiwrite:

filipinohistorian:

Do you remember what the National Museum website looked like a month ago? Haha. Remember no more! Raise your glass to the new shining cool web-design of our National Museum!!! (I can hear the angels singing!) I LOOVE the new site layout! Check it out guys! This was long overdue. (www.nationalmuseum.gov.ph)

Hallelujah brothers and sisters! They have seen the Light! Yes they have!

(Source: indiohistorian)

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Tuesday, September 7, 2010
ellobofilipino:

Got this from a friend who works for an environment conservation and indigenous rights advocacy group in Mindanao. He considers them as Asia’s Most Beautiful Waterfalls. I wouldn’t know if that would be true for others, but they surely look nice. Here are the directions to place if you are in the Philippines, more particularly if you are in Mindanao.

Baranggay Boboanan, Bislig City, Surigao del Sur. From the highway of Cumawas, Bislig City, turn right if you’re heading towards the city. This is around 12 kilometers from the highway, passing along Baranggay San Isidro and Baranggay Bagsakan, traversing the rainforest haven of Boboanan. The entrance fee is 10 Pesos per person with free parking fee. Cottages’ rates are from 50 to 150 Pesos only.

Places like this and those in Camiguin Island, Misamis Oriental, Bukidnon, and several other places in Mindanao really make me miss the land of my birth. There’s really more to Mindanao than what people see on the news.

ellobofilipino:

Got this from a friend who works for an environment conservation and indigenous rights advocacy group in Mindanao. He considers them as Asia’s Most Beautiful Waterfalls. I wouldn’t know if that would be true for others, but they surely look nice. Here are the directions to place if you are in the Philippines, more particularly if you are in Mindanao.

Baranggay Boboanan, Bislig City, Surigao del Sur. From the highway of Cumawas, Bislig City, turn right if you’re heading towards the city. This is around 12 kilometers from the highway, passing along Baranggay San Isidro and Baranggay Bagsakan, traversing the rainforest haven of Boboanan. The entrance fee is 10 Pesos per person with free parking fee. Cottages’ rates are from 50 to 150 Pesos only.

Places like this and those in Camiguin Island, Misamis Oriental, Bukidnon, and several other places in Mindanao really make me miss the land of my birth. There’s really more to Mindanao than what people see on the news.

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