Image source: https://www.metroguide.co/travel/sublian-festival-in-batangas/ In the Philippines, festivals are celebrated each year as expressions of identity, devotion, and shared joy, where each region brings its own flavor to the celebration. Festivals in Batangas are renowned for its vibrant celebrations that blend faith, tradition, and community spirit. From the coastal towns to the...
Camella introduces its latest community in Dumaguete City, Orilla, the ideal choice for those considering a new home in a gated, secure location in Negros Oriental. The largest city and capital of Negros Oriental, Dumaguete, is home to some of the world's best diving sites including the islands of Sumilon and Apo. It holds a place in the list of the world's most diverse marine ecosystems due to its...
Image source: Freepik Known as the "Little Hong Kong of the South," Pagadian City in Zamboanga del Sur offers a refreshing escape filled with natural wonders, cultural gems, and local charm. Whether you're a nature lover, adventure seeker, or food enthusiast, visiting Pagadian means immersing yourself in beautiful landscapes and hidden gems that showcase the best of the Zamboanga...
The southern part of the Philippines is often regarded as a hidden gem. It's rich not only in natural wonders but also in flavors that tell stories of its people. South Cotabato is one of these places—a peaceful haven in the heart of Mindanao that offers a culinary journey like no other. From freshwater delicacies to heritage recipes passed down through generations, it’s a region where...
The Ilocos Region is known for many things, but one of its most iconic destinations is Metro Vigan. The locale seamlessly blends the charm of its colonial era past with the conveniences of modern living. According to the 2020 Census of Population and Housing conducted by the Philippine Statistics Authority, the population of approximately 60,000 residents corresponds to about 7.64 percent of Ilocos...
The Pintados-Kasadyaan Festival. A unique celebration of Tacloban's… | by Lensy | Asia Unstereotyped | Medium The Pintados-Kasadyaan Festival : A Spirited Explosion of Color, Rhythm, and Meaning Each year in June, the people of Leyte come together in a spirited explosion of color, rhythm, and meaning known as the Pintados-Kasadyaan Festival. Celebrated annually on June 29, this grand affair is...
Image source: Freepik The History Behind National Flag Day Celebrated annually from May 28 to June 12, the National Flag Day commemorates the first time the Philippine flag was unfurled in battle. This iconic moment occurred on May 28, 1898, when the Philippine Revolutionary Army achieved victory against Spanish forces in the Battle of Alapan. The flag, as a national emblem, represents more...
Bulacan: The cradle of Filipino culture and identity Nestled just north of Metro Manila on the island of Luzon, Bulacan province is known for its rich cultural heritage, historical landmarks, patriotic heroes, and vibrant traditions. As one of the oldest provinces in the Philippines, Bulacan has long been a cradle of Filipino culture and identity. Festivals that breathe life into customs,...
Summer in the Philippines is always filled with sunshine, joy, and the longing for a refreshing escape with the whole family. While flying abroad or venturing to distant places can be exciting, you don’t have to go far to create lasting memories. From cool family trips near home to quick weekend getaways, there are countless family vacation destinations right around the corner from your Camella...
Beyond Leche Flan, Cassava Cake, Maja Blanca, and Buko Pandan Familiar desserts like leche flan, maja blanca, and buko pandan have long been staples in Filipino celebrations. Their popularity is well-earned, but they represent just a fraction of what many Filipino sweets can be. Mindanao offers an entirely different approach—one that reflects the region’s agricultural abundance, cultural...
