Philippine Beauty

Located in the Southeastern part of the Asian country, the Philippines is known for its rich culture, linguistic diversity, beautiful beaches, vibrant festivals, delicious foods and friendly people. The country is made up of over 7,000 islands, with 170-190 languages spoken, and a population of over 100 million people, making it the 12th most populous countries in the world.

Its capital is Manila and although the people’s official languages are Filipino and English, the country has around 8-13 major dialects spoken including Bicolano, Tagalog, Cebuano, Waray, Hiligaynon and Ilocano. The Philippine economy is primarily based on Agriculture, remittance from Filipinos working abroad and the outsourcing of business processes. We are rich in natural resources including unique fruits and vegetables.

Here’s sharing with you the pride of our country… things others have not yet been introduced to, which we hope would lure your curiousity to explore our website. We love to welcome you with the hope to perk your interest in exploring what we will share, for the purpose of entertainment!

Fruits Grown in the Philippines

Bungran Bananas, Lakatan, Lacatan

Bunguran or Bungran bananas, also known as Lakatan in the Philippines, are among the most popular types of bananas worldwide. Known for their rich nutritional content, these bananas have gained popularity as a healthy snack in the United States,...

Latundan Bananas, Batag na Latundan

Latundan bananas, which are shorter and plumper than their Lakatan or Bungran counterparts, boast a thinner skin and a light yellow hue when ripe. Their flesh is whiter in color and offers a distinctively tangy, tropical flavor that some may prefer...

Baligang Fruits

Baligang fruits, small round fruits that grow to the size of marbles or larger, are indigenous to the Philippines and mainly cultivated in the central part of the Bicol region. These fruits change color as they ripen, starting as red and eventually...

Duhat

Often confused with Baligang due to their similar hues, Duhat truly stands apart with its distinct oval shape and unique taste. Unlike Baligang, the Duhat, also known as the Java Plum or Black Plum in English, has a slightly sweet taste, typically...

Atis, Sugar Apple, Sweetsop

Packed with nutrients, Atis, also known as sugar apple in English, is a remarkable fruit that offers an abundance of health benefits. Boasting high levels of vitamin C, manganese, thiamine, iron, and vitamin B6, Atis is not only delicious but also...

Guyabano Fruits, Soursop

Known for its slightly acidic flavor when ripe, Guyabano, or soursop, is a tropical fruit native to the Caribbean and Central America. It has since been widely distributed to countries such as Mexico, Peru, Brazil, Guatemala, Ecuador, Haiti, the...

Iba, Kamias(Cucumber Tree)

Known by many names across various regions, the fruit is popularly referred to as Kamias in Tagalog, Iba in Bicol, and Balimbi in countries like Malaysia and Indonesia. Despite being ripe, the fruits retain a light to dark green color and carry an...

Peeled, Salted Santol Fruits

Among the myriad tropical fruits, one that has always intrigued me is the Santol, also known as the Cotton Fruit. This unique moniker is credited to the fruit's dense, cotton-like white pulp that envelops its seeds. The Santol tree is a marvel,...

Granada, Pomegranate

Pomegranate, a highly popular and antioxidant-rich fruit, is a seasonal fruit-bearing shrub first introduced to the Caribbean and Spanish America by Spain. Its cultivation and consumption spread worldwide, including in the Philippines. The...

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Worldly-known Filipino Delicacies

Patadyong

The patadyong is a traditional Filipino garment originating from the Visayas region, particularly among the Panay and Negros islands. It is a versatile, pre-Hispanic clothing for both men and women. The patadyong is primarily a rectangular or...

Salakot

In this image, you can see a Salakot, a traditional Filipino headgear that has been an essential part of the country's cultural heritage for centuries. This dome-shaped or cone-shaped hat is worn by Filipinos as a form of protection against the...

Kimona Dress

A traditional blouse worn by women, Kimona is often made from piña or other lightweight materials. It features wide sleeves and intricate embroidery, and it is usually paired with a saya or a tube-like skirt called “panuelo.” Originally worn in the...

Igorot Women Costume

While the Igorot men simply wear colorfully handwoven bahags or g-strings with front covers, Igorot women’s outfits feature similarly colorful, handwoven clothing that measure up to 4ft long and 5ft wide, which are usually wrapped around the waist....