Philippines — Filipino

Mabuhay / Bayanihan / 7,641 Islands

“It's more fun in the Philippines”

Filipino — Filipino Pride

The enduring spirit of Filipino

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Bayanihan Spirit

The Filipino tradition of communal unity -- neighbours literally carry houses together. A spirit of collective help that defines the nation.

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Adobo Mastery

The unofficial national dish: meat braised in vinegar, soy sauce, garlic, and bay leaves. Every family guards their own secret recipe.

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Jeepney Culture

Repurposed WWII military jeeps transformed into the most colourful public transport on Earth -- rolling works of folk art.

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7,641 Islands

An archipelago of staggering biodiversity: from the Chocolate Hills of Bohol to the underground rivers of Palawan, each island a new world.

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Sinulog Festival

Cebu's grand Sinulog parade honours the Santo Niño with nine days of drumbeats, dances, and a river of devotion through the streets.

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Karaoke Nation

Filipinos turned karaoke into a national pastime. From sari-sari stores to malls, the mic is always on and the talent is world-class.

Filipino — Living Heritage Timers

Sacred moments marking the Filipino journey through time

Magellan's Arrival

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March 16, 1521

Philippine Independence

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June 12, 1898

Republic Established

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July 4, 1946

People Power Revolution

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February 25, 1986

Population: 110 Million|Language: Filipino (Tagalog-based)|Islands: 7,641 across 3 island groups|Religion: ~86% Catholic|Biodiversity: Top 18 mega-diverse country|Remittances: $36B+ annually from 10M OFWs

Filipino — In Numbers

The strength of Filipino in figures

110M Population
7,641 Islands
$3.6K GDP per Capita
6 UNESCO Sites
175+ Languages Spoken
36K km Coastline

✦ Filipino & Korea 🇰🇷

Two nations connected through history and partnership

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Korea-Philippines Hallyu Wave

K-pop and K-drama dominate Filipino pop culture. BTS and BLACKPINK sell out Manila arenas, while Korean language academies flourish across the country.

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Modern Partnership

Over 100,000 Koreans live in the Philippines for retirement, education, and business. Korean restaurants and hagwons are fixtures in Cebu, Clark, and Manila.

Filipino — Where to Stay

Find hotels across Philippines and beyond

Filipino — Sacred & Protected Places

Places of deep spiritual significance

Filipino — More to Explore

Interactive experiences across WIA Trip

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