#luzon

Tribal war, commonly known as head-hunting, was also typical among tribes in northern Luzon. Largely, common causes of attacks and raids were revenge, betrayal of a pact, and unresolved disputes of territorial

One — Murder Most FoulFAR ABOVE MANILA in the northwest corner of Luzon is a dry, impoverished region called the Ilocos, a dusty yellow land with crumbling red brick churches. It bears more resemblance

flag were persecuted, imprisoned or banished to Guam. Mass organizations, especially among the workers and peasants, were suppressed every time they surfaced. In 1901, Aguinaldo himself was captured by

On August 13, 1898, the mock battle of Manila was staged by the U.S. imperialists and the Spanish colonialists. After a few token shots were fired, the latter surrendered to the former. The U.S. imperialists

Chapter 2A Nation DividedDivide et impera: Divide and conquer. The Philippines stands as "a nation divided against itself: divided between urban and rural, rich and poor, majorities and minorities, privileged

Chapter One : REVIEW OF PHILIPPINE HISTORYChanges in society, are due chiefly to the development of the internal contradictions in society, that is, the contradiction between the productive forces and

The confederations of barangays was usually the result of a peace pact, a barter agreement or an alliance to fight common internal and external enemies.As evident from the forms of social organization

Cebu Pacific (CebPac) is notorious for changing flight schedules; at times, they do it weeks or days before the actual flight but if you're unlucky, you might receive the notice just hours before your

Hello everyone! I'm really taking advantage of this newly-found inspiration to post, so bear with me if I'll post more often. I just want to document everything about Batanes. As I've said in my previous

In this Blog you will find out the shocking truth about the Philippines. While reading this blog you will also gain a bit historical knowledge.

· · ─ ·𖥸· ─ · ·· · ─ ·𖥸· ─ · ·· · ─ ·𖥸· ─ · ·· · ─ ·𖥸· ─ · ·· · ─ ·𖥸· ─ · ·· · ─ ·𖥸· ─ · ·· · ─ · Hello everyone! How are you all doing? Well, it's been quite a while since I last wrote due to

Hello peeps! Welcome to another blog of mine! After taking you guys on a voyage through the city, let's go back and unwind to the recurring memories in the countryside. Welcome to Tagaytay! The Second

Heya peeps! Its time to strike some city air this evening. Let me send you on a trip down memory lane to my experience here in the city and what I think of as a provincially-raised person. MALL OF ASIA

Hello friends! How was your day? I hope it's going well for you. Please take care of yourself, surround yourself with your loved ones, and remain healthy and happy as always. While reading this blog, make

After a great initial response from the Coins.ph exchange, DBuzz is now reaching out to PDAX.ph.

We were so excited on this day, specifically, me because I could finally bring my girlfriend to my hometown, which was in Quezon province. She hadn’t visited yet my province due to distance and travel

Hello everyone! I already shared some of the photos I took using my phone in the first part of my Mt. Pulag adventure. However, those photos were mostly taken at the peak. I still have a lot of photos

Hello everyone! How much of your comfort are you willing to give up to see this view? Last week, I posted the only preparation I did for Mt. Pulag, but I was pretty confident that I'll survive the climb.

Our walking tour in Sagada continues, last time we visited Sagada's Echo Valley and hanging coffins, passed by one of its caves and strolled around St. Mary's luscious lawn. Today, I'll take you to Sagada's

In my last post, I narrated how I reached Sagada, Mountain Province from Vigan, Ilocos Sur. Today, I'll take you in a quick tour in Sagada. The coziest and coldest homestay in Sagada It was already dark