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Brief H story Phot by:  http://s2kd.blogspot.com/ Sipalay – Hundreds of years ago “ tumandoks ” or the natives were the first settlers of the place. They were a Malay and Bornean roots. Sipalay is bounded by Hinobaan in the south, Cauayan in the north, and Candoni in the East. To its west is the Sulu Sea. The unspoiled beauty of Sipalay is a living testimony of its rich marine and natural resources. Several shipwrecks can be found in its pristine beaches including the S/S Panay during World War II. Forty two dive sites were Sipalaynons jewel and treasures. Early inhabitants settled in the river banks. The Canman-og River (Sipalay River) in where the tumandoks built their houses in rows along the roads is the source of living at that time. Plaza and Church were also constructed. Although there was already a church in the community it could not become a town. During Spanish rule in order to become a town there must be a resident priest. The place doesn’t have a resident pries

The Manila Broadcasting Company (MBC) is once again inviting everyone to witness the hottest and grandest festival this summer. Known as the mother of all festivals in the Philippines, Aliwan Fiesta 2018 is soon to unfold. This 3-day celebration will set on April 26-28 at Cultural Center of the Philippines (CCP) in Pasay City. Aliwan Fiesta is country’s most anticipated cultural extravagance which is celebrated annually. The said event highlights Float Parades, Reyna ng Aliwan, Street Dance Competition ant etc;. So book your tickets and hotel accommodation now if you want to experience this kind of cultural extravagance. Last year’s champion were Tribu Salognon of Iloilo who also bagged the Best in Costume and Best in Musical accompaniment. This year the hall of famer Tribu Panayanon will once again conquer the dance arena. This is gonna be so exciting! Aliwan Fiesta 2018 Schedule of Event April 26 - Opening of Shoppers Bazaar April 27 -     Reyna ng Aliwan Pre Pa

Good day fellas! If ever you’ll gonna visit Negros Occidental Carbin Reef is a must visit place. I will ne sharing to you on how to get there and the fees you will be paying during your day tour in the beautiful Carbin Reef a marine reserve in Sagay City, Negros Occidental. Carbin Reef is a 200-hectare marine sanctuary with tongue-shape sand bar with white sand made of coral rubbles. Its white sand is not as fine as of Boracay yet the crystal clear water is best for swimming and snorkeling. Photo by: unofficialguide Carbin Reef is part of the 32,000-hectare Sagay's protected seascape, infrastructure is minimal to maintain the ecological balance of the area. In 1980s it was established as the first fish sanctuary. Nature lover and beach enthusiast would surely fell in love with its simplicity and its serenity. The place is quite and not crowded as they only limit 100 persons per day to visit the reef. Photo by: unofficialguide How to get to Carbin Reef: Sagay is

Villas by Eco Hotel in Mataas Na Kahoy, Batangas‼️👍🏽 It’s just an hour and a half drive from Makati or 2-3 hours from Manila by commute. This new place in Batangas will give you a peaceful & relaxing quick getaway from the city. Visit Villas for a day and experience the exquisite view of Taal Volcano. The day tour is available from 8am-5pm and includes lunch + pool access for only Php 499.00 Expenses: not more than 500 pesos (back & forth) fare already. • Cubao - Batangas (132) • Tambo - Mataas Na Kahoy (13) • Tricycle going Eco Hotel (80) one person if you’re 2 or more less expenses by individual. How to get there? • Ride a bus from Cubao bound to Batangas. • Ride a jeepney from Tambo to Mataas Na Kahoy. Alight in 7-11, take tricycle and mention ECO at Balok-balok. Most drivers already knows ECO. • With Car: Just download the apps waze. They are already in waze. Ammenities, Services & More: • Pet friendly hot

Lent season (kwaresma) had just started last Wednesday, started it with ash smudge in foreheads in the shape of cross. Reminding us of Christ's passion from his suffering to death and resurrection. Lent is a forty days tradition of solemn prayers. Holy Week (Semana Santa) is one of the longest holidays in the Philippines. It started from Palm Sunday, which commemorates the entry of Jesus Christ to Jerusalem, to black Saturday, then Easter Sunday. We Filipinos is very rich in culture and tradition but as time gone by, we slowly forgot those traditions that makes us unique and renowned. Now that we are in the age of modern world where everything is already computerized and very high technology, we forgot the essence that God created us to govern everything that He has created. But instead, we are governed by what man has created. Part of Filipino culture to take advantage of long holidays during Holy Week. It is one of the best moment to give quality time to family and love