An online review of Aklanon history and culture.

Pampanga is about 850 square miles in area and is presently inhabited by more than 1.7 million people.¨Æ√? During the Spanish times, Pampanga was one of the richest Philippine provinces. It is believed that early Pampangans were descendants of Malayan pioneers from the Malay Peninsula and Singarak Lake in West Sumatra.

Aiming to foster closer family ties among present-day Bulusenos, this site serves as a meeting place for anybody who can trace his/her ancestry to Bulusan, Sorsogon. It hopes to be an avenue of fraternity, peace, unity, & pride in the hometown.

Cambridge Academic Studies for Asian History with particular focus on the history of the Western part of the Philippines.

History of the Catholic Church in the Ilocos Region.

The work-in-progress is an undertaking by members of the Friends of Bislig. As any other group, we have a rich history to fall back on and many stories to keep. We invite everyone to share their stories, anecdotes, old photos, memories of growing years and memorable events while in Bislig. We also hope that the collection of histories may help future generations understand why we so endear Bislig in our hearts.

The city that embraces Balete, Batangas (Taal lake).

Remembering the past, revealing secrets, rewriting history as it should be told.

Tracing the Limjoco Family tree. The search for links to Chinese corsair Lim Ah Hong. Batangas Past history. Batangas Basilica History.

Palacio de Malaca?¨±ang 200 Years of a Ruling House attempts to situate Malaca?¨±ang Palace, in its place in Philippine social and political history and its architecture. National Artist for Literature Nick Joaquin's narrative tells of the times of the grand house on the banks of the Pasig River and the lives of the Spanish and American governors, the Philippine presidents and their families.

Cebu's history portrayed in paintings by Manuel Panares.

The story of the Manila Cathedral is not only a story of the Church, it is also a story of Intramuros, a story of Manila, a story of the Philippines. Manila Cathedral is a time narrative; it is about ruins and ravages, rising and restorations. As its pineapple finials powerfully symbolize, Manila Cathedral represents life cycle; its rich history is a reference to trails and timelines that call for a dynamic continuance.

This project is a 30- to 45-minute educational video documentary on the rich history of Batangas City, something that has never been done before.