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Blue Paraw Sailboat in Boracay

Blue Sailboat

Photo by John Harris Pe

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Ifugao lady in her native outfit

Banaue Lady

Photo by Magik

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Taal Volcano view at Picnic Grove Tagaytay.

Taal Volcano

Photo by Grace Anne P. Law

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Ifugao boy with traditional ricefield carriage pull by carabao in Banaue

Traditional ricefield ...

Photo by Pierre H.L.

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A fiesta celebration in Bauang, La Union held every month of April.

Baggak Festival

Photo by Liza G. Maganis

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Philippine national hero monument in Luneta Park, Manila

Rizal Monument, Manila

Photo by magik

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The Jewel of Laguna - Pagsanjan Falls

Pagsanjan Falls

Photo by Pagsanjan Falls

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A close shot of one of the best signature food of Vigan, Ilocos Sur.

Vigan Longganisa

Photo by Teena Fronda

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Jeepney-public transportation in the Philippines. They can be seen on every street , corner in any city or town.

PUV Jeepney

Photo by Magik

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Ifugao in traditional outfit during fiesta celeration

Ifugao People, Banaue

Photo by Pierre H.L.

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Sunset at Anguib, Sta. Ana, Cagayan

Anguib Beach Sunset

Photo by Ciel Estacio

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beep! beep! As a passenger jeepney passed along the sandy coast of Bangui. From behind, you'll see the 10 storey wind mill. This is the main source of electricity among the villagers.

Bangui Wind Mill

Photo by Edgardo E. Alcantara Jr.

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Progressive Metro Manila skyline

Manila

Photo by M.Kutrowski

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The Church of Our Lady of the Immaculate Conception in Baclayon is considered to be one of the oldest churches in the Philippines. It is one of the best presevered Jesuit build churches in the region, although in the 19th century, the Augustinian Recollects added a modern facade and a number of stone buildings that now surround the church. The first Spanish missionaries or doctrineros in the region, Fr. Juan de Torres and Fr. Gabriel Sanchez, first settled in Baclayon in 1595.

Baclayon Church

Photo by Alexandra L. Remonde

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All in all, there are 15 windmills standing in a row along the sandy coast of Bangui. City officials of Pagudpud are planning to build windmills to produce more electrical power to its people living in remote barrios.

Bangui Wind Mill

Photo by Edgardo E. Alcantara Jr.

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