Philippine travel and adventure. We basically created this site: to serve as a referential guide to visitors and residents of the Philippines; to provide relevant online information on Philippine culture, arts, history, cuisine, people and best places to visit; and to unite people in a forum where they can interact and share interests on various matters regarding the Philippines. We have extended our efforts: to provide useful guidelines on how to move around safely and even to settle appropriately in the country. Welcome to the Philippines!

Need a birth, marriage, death certificate or CENOMAR (Singleness)? e-Census allows you to request these documents anytime, anywhere! And to top that convenience, your documents will be delivered to you. You can also pay for your requests online.

Sixteen months around the world (or until money runs out, whichever comes first). A travel blog by Filipino American Erik Trinidad who did an around the world travel (backpack) including a spending a substantial amount of time in the Philippines. I discovered this site at the end of the trip (culminating in a big bash in New York, March 5, 2005), too bad, because his day-to-day journal/blog is such a compelling read. Makes you want to do your own round the world travel to ... or like me ... vicariously travel with him.

The Heritage Conservation Advocates (HCA) campaigns for the preservation and promotion of historical and archaeological sites in Cagayan de Oro and vicinities. Huluga is an archaeological site, the ancestral home of the people of Cagayan de Oro. Fossils and artifacts are still found here. But despite protests by the Heritage Conservation Advocates (HCA), mayor Vicente Y. Emano bulldozed the area to give way to a P635-million road-and-bridge project. The construction is illegal: It has no Archaeological Impact Assessment.

The site was meant as a repository of my passion in different fields; from poetry to music and art. Until my other hobbies got in like games, animations, books and comics. Its purpose is also to showcase my portfolio for employment purposes and getting those freelance projects. Currently it has evolved into a more personal site, a medium in which to share my current passion in travel and photography as well as the literary and visual arts. And maybe just to keep a bit of my sanity amidst this mundane world. From Ferdinand Decena.

A designer and maker of high-end native handwoven fibers in Cagayan de Oro, Philippines. Its main raw materials are silk, buntal, abaca, and raffia. Established only in April 2002, Kindelen won the "Best Product Collection" award for gifts and housewares category during the Mindanao Trade Expo in Davao City. Kindelen is working with Ayala Foundation, Inc. to provide sustainable, export-oriented livelihood to 50 families in a remote area of Laguindingan, Misamis Oriental. Kindelen also coordinates with Lagonglong Association of Sinamay Producers and the Philippine Business for Social Progress.

The Philippine Internet Commerce Society is composed of individual and corporate members with the common objective of promoting the growth of e-commerce in the Philippines.

Everyone has the right to be different ... everyone has the power to be modified ... Lapu-Lapu, Cebu.