41. Project FILIPINO Focuses of on the Filipino language and culture, the learning of Tagalog, the dialects of Filipino speech, the history of the Republic of the philippines, the phenomenon that is called the Filipino identity crisis, and Filipino sociology. http://www.angelfire.com/electronic/filipino/index.html

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42. COCI-Philippines Philippine culture and Information, ASEAN Regional Website for culture and Information. Official website on Philippine culture and Information http://www.pia.gov.ph/philinfo/

Philippine Culture and Information Official website on Philippine Culture and Information Related sites: ASEAN-COCI Brunei Cambodia Indonesia ... Archive Sunday, 25 September 2005 - Manila visitors since 24 may 2005 Good morning! Magandang umaga po! Backgrounder Introduction Geography Time Zone Capsule History ... WOW Philippines General Profile of the Philippines Introduction The visitor to Metro Manila commonly sees the Philippines as the most westernized of Asian countries and in many ways it is. But there is also a rich underlay of Malay culture beneath the patina of Spanish and American heritage. National cultural life is a happy marriage of many influences, as the indigenous Malay culture is assimilated and adapted to different strains in a practice typical of Malay temperament. An upsurge of Philippine nationalism stimulated a desire to preserve the ancient heritage without restricting its openness to foreign artistic influence. The Philippines is an archipelago of 7,107 islands. It stretches from the south of China to the northern tip of Borneo. The country has over a hundred ethnic groups and a mixture of foreign influences which have molded a unique Filipino culture. Before the Spanish explorers came, Indo-Malays and Chinese merchants had settled here. In 1521 the Spaniards, led by Ferdinand Magellan, discovered the islands. The Spanish conquistadores established a colonial government in Cebu in 1565. They transferred the seat of government to Manila in 1571 and proceeded to colonize the country. The Filipinos resisted and waged Asia's first nationalist revolution in 1896. On June 12, 1898, Emilio Aguinaldo declared the Philippines independent from Spain and proclaimed himself president. After ruling for 333 years, the Spaniards finally left in 1898 and were replaced by the Americans who stayed for 48 years. On July 4, 1946, the Americans recognized Philippine independence.

43. COCI-Philippines Official website on Philippine culture and Information Cultural directions in the philippines are generally coordinated by the National Commission for http://www.pia.gov.ph/philinfo/default.asp?fi=culture

44. Cornell Filipino Association - Welcome Club for students with ancestry in the philippines. Includes literary magazine, archived photo album, newsletter, and links for Filipino culture. http://www.rso.cornell.edu/filipino/

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45. Lycos Asia- Philippines Categories on news and information, arts and culture, and travel and tourism. Also offers free homepages, email, and headlines. http://ph.lycosasia.com/

46. Philippines Tourist Guides - Introduction Includes general information on the philippines, weather conditions, people and culture, map of philippines, local customs, currency, things to know, visas and passport, custom regurations, entertainment, and useful phrases. http://www.sino.net/philippines-tourist-guides/

287 users online hotels in asia - thailand Hotels in Asia Australia hotels Thailand Hotels Vietnam Hotels Japan Hotels The Philippine Islands are a cluster of more than 7000 islands, lying north of the Malay Peninsula in South East Asia. From north to south, the archipelago extends over nearly 1850 kilometers. Philippines is of volcanic origin, it has more than 20 active volcanoes, and regularly experiences earthquakes. The total land area of the Philippines is about 300,000 square kilometers, and the largest city is the its capital, Manila. The two largest islands are Luzon to the north, and Mindanao to the south, with a host of smaller islands in between, including some unnamed and uninhabited patches of land. A large part of the terrain is mountainous; the volcanic eruptions in the area have given the Philippines, fertile soils and spectacular landscapes and underwater areas. Unfortunately, deforestation and uninhibited harvesting of both flora and marine life have deprived the Philippines of its once rich and diverse resources. The predominant ethnic groups on the islands are of Malayan origin, with some Chinese influence. There are also the Mestizos (Filipino-Spanish and Filipino-American) who are evidence of the long Spanish and American occupation of the country. The islands got their name from the Spanish - they named the country Filipinas after King Philip II of Spain. Due to extensive proselytization by the Church during the Spanish era, the Philippines are the only Christian nation in Asia, with over 82% of its population following the Roman Catholic faith. The Filipinos are a very outgoing and friendly people, whose ethos is ruled by 'bayanihan' - a communal spirit which binds them together, and embraces all visitors to their country as well.

47. Philippine Culture: June In The Philippines | 06/30/2005 | Angelhouser Entry Philippine culture June in the philippines. By Angelica Viloria Thursday, June 30, 2005 Viloria.com. June sees students going back to school. http://www.viloria.com/angelhouser/archives/00000496.html

Philippine Culture: June in the Philippines By Angelica Viloria Viloria.com June sees students going back to school. From worrying about how to keep kids busy and what to feed them when they are at home, parents move on to worrying about homework and what to give their children for baon. It is kind of strange that the start of the school year is also usually the start of the rainy season. Every year, there are calls to move the opening of the school year to another month but of course, they're just calls. With the rainy season comes diseases like dengue, flu, leptospirosis so when in the Philippines at this time, do take extra care. School kids keenly watch out for the announcement of typhoon signals as these dictate whether classes will be suspended. There have been changes in the rules quite recently. Elementary students, for example, will only have classes suspended if the typhoon signal is 2. Previously, with typhoon signal 1 only, grade schoolers would already be off from school. June is typically the month for weddings in other countries and here in the Philippines, "June brides" also get some mileage. There are bridal fairs and numerous features on brides and weddings in magazines although in our country, December and January are the months when most weddings actually take place. The third week of June sees the celebration of Father's Day too something we have patterned after the rest of the world. Younger fathers are now more involved in the raising of kids and in various family activities and chores though providing for the financial needs of the family is still topmost in the scale of things. More wives/mothers work now, though, and so division of labor at home becomes of greater concern.

48. Madeinthephilippines.com: Website Notice An online store of Philippine art and culture. http://madeinthephilippines.com/

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49. Troy Philippines - Culture recommended resources of Philippine culture. Bibingka.com a guide to the ancient philippines Alibata or Baybayin (The writing system) http://www-scf.usc.edu/~troyphi/?page=culture

50. KAMULO And KOSTA's Home: Breathtaking SAGADA, Philippines Sagada, philippines is a breathtaking town. The Igorots are a proud people. Let Kamulo and Kosta take you around their beautiful town and introduce you to their rich Igorot culture. http://geocities.com/sagada_igorot/sagada/

Home Breathtaking SAGADA, Philippines The IGOROTS: A Proud People Our Family ... Site Information What’s Inside? VISIT SAGADA Rice Terraces Hanging Coffins Limestone Caves Waterfalls ... Travel Tips RESOURCES Sagada Song Recent History Folk Stories Articles ... Links BREATHTAKING SAGADA Sagada is one of the ten towns of Mountain Province in the Cordillera Region of Northern Philippines. It has a population of about 10,000 divided into its 19 barangays. Agriculture is the main source of income in Sagada. Cabbages, carrots, and potatoes are common crops while rice is planted for household consumption. Sagada also earns significantly from its tourism industry. It is known for its pleasant climate, pine sceneries, rocky terrain, waterfalls, centuries-old burial caves, rice terraces, local weaving and hanging coffins. The locals of Sagada are called Igorots. The dialect spoken is Kankana-ey though interestingly; most locals express themselves better in English than in Filipino, the national language. Also, unlike most Philippine towns, Sagada's populace is predominantly Anglican. Photos courtesy of SagadaGalerie KAMULO and KOSTA’s HOME: Sagada Igorots on the Web

51. Angono, Rizal: The Official Website The official website the municipality of Angono in the province of Rizal in the philippines. With its tourism, culture, local government, and a forum. http://www.angono.com

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52. Kamulo And Kosta's Home: SAGADA IGOROTS On The Web Kamulo and Kosta, proud young Igorots from SAGADA, philippines take you around their breathtaking town and introduce you to the rich culture heritage of the IGOROTS http://www.geocities.com/Tokyo/Pagoda/4820/

Beyond those traveled hills of the north, lies my home, all laden with pine - the Sagada Song Home Breathtaking SAGADA, Philippines The IGOROTS: A Proud People Our Family NOTE: We are currently updating this site, our first time to do so since 1999. Please bear with the reconstruction. Thank you! - Kamulo UPDATES: Guest book called from this page is now working. Do sign-up now. View our online wedding invitation (May 1999). Visitors since October 7 2003 Welcome to KAMULO and KOSTA’s HOME In the midst of the Cordillera mountains in Northwestern Philippines lies a small enchanting town called SAGADA. A place known for its rice terraces, hanging coffins and a milieu of other breathtaking sceneries, Sagada offers an ideal haven to its inhabitants and a taste of "Shangri-la" to intrepid enough visitors. Inhabiting the Cordillera region of North Philippines are a group of people collectively known as IGOROTS. The Igorots are proud and independence-loving people with a rich cultural past deeply embedded in its people's present way of living. Kamulo and Kosta is a young Igorot couple tracing their roots to Sagada, Philippines. In this online abode, they invite visitors to visit SAGADA and to learn more about the IGOROTS.

53. "The Philippine Festive Table" Need Assistance in Moving to the philippines or back to you country? Contact Ramie Balbuena, philippines International Moving culture Shock philippines http://www.livinginthephilippines.com/philculture/philippine_articles/festive_ta

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Philippines, my native land, Philippines, my home and my country Philippines, a cluster of islands by the sea, a camouflouge of cultures and a rich history. A s it's distinct characters unfold, lo, a story to behold! Ming's world is a travelogue on some islands in the philippines, in the visayas and mindanao: Cebu, Camotes Isand, Bohol, Lake Sebu and Davao, hosted by Ming your virtual tour guide! " ENTER "Dayon " FastCounter by bCentral Welcome to the Philippines * Willkommen bei den Philippinen * Bienvenidos a las Filipinas M Ming's World

55. Alleba Filipino Directory Philippines Society And Culture > About The Philippine Filipino search engine and directory of websites related to the philippines, Society and culture, About the philippines. http://www.alleba.com/Society_and_Culture/About_the_Philippines/

Alphabetical Category Subtree WWW VL Database This site is part of The Asian Studies WWW Virtual Library About the Philippines Alleba Directory Society and Culture About the Philippines SEARCH This Category Whole Directory FOR Submit Link CATEGORIES: Baybayin History National Heroes SITE LISTINGS: A Page for Philippine Prehistory Facts, issues, theories, and pictures on Philippine prehistory. www.geocities.com/CapitolHill/Senate/5727/ Balboa's Filipino Trivia Tips and trivia in various fields of entertainment, history, science, health, literature and humor. www.filipinotrivia.com/ Best of the Philippines A bird's-eye-view of the Philippines, with pictures and description. www.philippinesbest-101.com CIA World Factbook - Philippines Provides information and statistics on the Philippines. www.cia.gov/cia/publications/factbook/geos/rp.html Filipino.com Featuring information from the Department of Tourism and Philippine Consulate in San Francisco. www.filipino.com/ Geographic.org - Philippines Features flags of the Philippines, as well as geography and climate. www.geographic.org/flags/philippines_flags.html

56. Tanikalang Ginto Www.filipinolinks.com Philippines : Arts/Dance/Outside The Phil The philippines most comprehensive and largest humanedited web directory. of the Philippine culture through dance and music - Los Angeles, CA. http://www.filipinolinks.com/Arts/Dance/Outside_the_Philippines/

Click here to decorate your dorm room! The Philippines' most comprehensive and largest human-edited web directory. Online since 1994. Ika- HOME WHAT'S NEW? ADD A LINK MODIFY A LINK ... LOGIN Looking for something in particular? the entire directory only this category More search options Home Arts Dance : Outside the Philippines LINKS: Pages: 1 Aloha Filipinos are so rich in their background! They have some Polynesian in them too. Check out this always developing website for more info on hawaiian/ hula dancing. Tarita is a Filipino hula dancer based in NY. http://www.angelfire.com/ny/hawaiiandanceinny/ (Added: Tue Jul 04 2000 Hits: 409 Rating: 10.00 Votes: 1) Rate It Review It Bailes de Pilipinas Dance Troupe of Maui We resolve to perpetuate the Filipino culture and to enable its members to gain and promote a better understanding and appreciation of the Philippine culture. http://www.maui.net/~chief/ (Added: Tue Aug 26 1997 Hits: 382 Rating: 0.00 Votes: 0) Rate It Review It Barangay Dance Company Non-profit San Francisco-based Filipino folk dance organization whose mission is to preserve and promote the Filipino cultural heritage through its programs of presenting, outreach and research. http://barangaysf.org

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59. Teaching Children - Philippines and the surrounding area, the Philippine culture, and the volunteer program. To make volunteers feel welcome, a traditional Philippine dinner will be http://www.worldendeavors.com/Philippines/Program.cfm?ProgramID=34

60. Philippine Collection | University Of Hawaii At Manoa Library The Phillippine Collection supports the Center for Philippine Studies, General Resources and Gateways; Arts and culture; Bibliographies; Business http://www.hawaii.edu/asiaref/philippines/

Hawaii Voyager Library Catalog Library Home Asia Collection Home Alice Mak Librarian, Asia Collection Asia Collection Reference Desk Hours Monday - Friday 10:00-5:00 Sunday 1:00-5:00 Closed Saturdays and holidays All library hours Asia Collection Email Reference asiaref@hawaii.edu Asia Collection Telephone Reference (Asia-related questions only) Monday - Friday 10:00am-5:00pm Sunday 1:00pm-5:00pm Address Asia Collection Hamilton Library 2550 McCarthy Mall University of Hawaii at Manoa Honolulu, Hawaii 96822 The Phillippine Collection supports the Center for Philippine Studies, one of nine studies centers of the School for Hawaiian, Asian and Pacific Studies. Materials about the Philippines and Filipinos in the social sciences and humanities, regardless of place of publication, are actively collected. Though the materials selected are primarily in English, as it is presently the language of printed mass media, academia and government, Filipino, Ilokano and Spanish materials are also acquired selectively. Selected Reference Sources General Resources and Yearbooks Archives Atlases Audio-Visual Materials ... Theses and Dissertations Selected Internet Resources

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