Travel
Known as the "City of Pines" and is a popular summer destination.
Baguio
Delicacy made from fertilized duck egg.
Balut
A term used to describe the spirit of a dead person or animal that visually appears in the lives of people that are still alive.
Multo
Buto’t balat lumilipad.
Saranggola
The mascot of a Filipino fast-food company that was chosen by founder Tony Tan to reflect Filipino optimism and industriousness.
Jollibee
Famous for its Chocolate Hills, beautiful beaches, heritage sites, and old stone churches.
Bohol
Dish that is made by roasting a whole pig.
Lechon
Muscular tree giants.
Kapre
Pag-aari mo, dala-dala mo, madalas gamitin ng iba kaysa sa iyo.
Pangalan
Filipina artist who is the singing voice of two Disney princesses.
Lea Salongga
Famous for its powdery white sand beaches and vibrant nightlife.
Boracay
A dish of chopped pork, onions, and chili peppers, seasoned with calamansi and topped with an egg, usually served on a hotplate.
Sisig
Guard natural creations such as forests, tend to be resentful of humanity's intrusion into their realm.
Diwata/Engkanto
Sapagkat lahat na ay nakahihipo;
walang kasindumi at walang kasimbaho;
bakit mahal natin at ipinakatatago.
Salapi/Pera
A 10,000-ft. peak with an "A" name that towers over Davao City is the highest point of the Philippines.
Mt. Apo
Known for its well-preserved Spanish colonial architecture.
Vigan
Translated to "bread of salt" in Spanish, one of the most known Filipino bread of all time.
Pandesal
Witches who utilize insects to do their bidding.
Mambabarang
Hindi naman hari, hindi naman pare, nagsusuot ng sarisari.
Sampayan
The original title was Marcha Nacional Filipina. Its name that means “chosen land” in English.
Lupang Hinirang
Renowned for its teardrop shape and is a surfer’s paradise.
Siargao
A dish of raw fish, marinated in citrus juice such as lime or vinegar and mixed with condiments.
Kinilaw
A dragon-like serpent present in various mythologies.
Bakunawa
Sundalong Negro, nakatayo sa kanto.
Poste
Easily earning her social work merit badge, Josefa Llanes Escoda founded the Philippines branch of this youth organization.
Girl Scouts