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    This is where the famous last traditional tattoo artist Fang-od lives: by acdimatatac, Views[361]
         		 Apo Manuela
         		 Sunrise in Buscalan a small town in Tinglayan Kalinga north of Philippines: by acdimatatac, Views[293]
         		 Sunset in the island is one magnificent sight to behold and wonder.: by travel_photography_scholarship, Views[167]
         		 Camping by the white sand shores is one unforgettable experience anyone can get.: by travel_photography_scholarship, Views[126]
     
    An uprooted tree becomes an interesting piece in the already magnificent island.: by travel_photography_scholarship, Views[154]
         		 Plants that grow along the white sand shores are in full bloom in the island.: by travel_photography_scholarship, Views[259]
         		 Pristine white sand line the island and is a sight to behold in the morning.: by travel_photography_scholarship, Views[92]
         		 Rustic. Experience the beautiful sunrise in Islas de Gigantes.. During low tide, you can walk on the sandbar to reach other nearby islets. : by karrie, Views[750]
         		 Islas de Gigantes is known as the Kingdom of Queen Scallops. This particular type of scallop has a very minimal bacterial content , which makes it the only type to be accepted for export in the U.S. Gathering queen scallops is one of the most common sources of living of the fishermen. The immense supply of scallops, they can literally collect up to two to three tons daily!: by karrie, Views[1150]
     
    Antonia Island is one of the famous islets because of its pristine beauty: white sand, crystal clear water and magnificent rock formations. It is one of the best sites for snorkeling. : by karrie, Views[973]
         		 There are seven islets surrounding the main islands of Gigantes. This is one of the interesting islets, the Cabugao Gamay Island. In Ilonggo dialect
         		 Fossils of the Gigantes (means giants) are being preserved in the caves of the island. According to folklore, giants used to live in these islands. And that's where the name Islas de Gigantes came from. Islas de Gigantes in Carles, Iloilo is one of the unchartered tourist destination in the Philippines. If you're a big fan of spelunking, be amazed with the stalactites and rock formations inside the cave. : by karrie, Views[1854]
         		 On my final day at Bohol, I took a short trip to Balicasag Island. What struck me more than the fishes or the turtles was this fisherman doing his daily grind. Surrounded by what we call “paradise,” he instead is struggling to make a living for his family. According to 2013 poll conducted by Holy Name University (HNU) Research Center, about 66 percent of Boholanos are still suffering from poverty this year. Bohol might very well be paradise, but paradise itself is relative.: by ctrinidad, Views[386]
         		 Bohol is well-known as a place of beauty, but not the kind one merely admires from a distance. Bohol is a place of immersive adventure, where beauty and danger are two sides of the same coin.: by ctrinidad, Views[310]
     
    When in Bohol, do as the Boholanos do. The slow-paced, islander culture at Bohol beaches encourages one to get lost and enjoy its simple beauty. I took the advice of these two dogs enjoying a morning swim, and spent my day at Alona beach, Panglao Island in Bohol.: by ctrinidad, Views[391]
         		 No tourist in his/her right mind would pass on the Tarsier Conservation areas—who would not want to see these small, furry creatures? The Philippine Tarsier (Tarsius syrichta) is one of the most unique animals in the world, what with its unique appearance, lack of ability to walk, and habit of turning 180 degrees to look around. The tarsiers are nocturnal primates in the wild, but it seems as if domestication in such parks has caused their sleep-wake cycle to become disturbed. As this tarsier groggily looked at passing tourists, it seems to have been asking for a little private time. Man has turned Bohol into his paradise at the expense of theirs.: by ctrinidad, Views[451]
         		 The Chocolate Hills of Bohol welcome any tourist visiting the area. These are the famous hills formed by the uplift of coral deposits combined with rainwater erosion, though the locals have their own share of mythology as to how these were formed—from the debris of feuding giants, to the tears of a heartbroken giantess, even the feces of a giant carabao! During the dry season, the hills swap out their verdant green for chocolate brown—and the hill at the center of this shot caught my attention, as it chose to stand out from the sea of its green brothers and sisters.: by ctrinidad, Views[1038]
         		 A room of coffins at the back of the home is a quiet reminder of how all our stories will end.: by bnbermundo, Views[736]
         		 The home is all about routine. Scheduled excercise, meals and curfews. This June the home threw an elaborate party for their 25th anniversary. A lot of preparation and excitement preceded the day. Here, Rosita exchanges the simple cotton dress they wear daily for a pink sequined gown.
     
    Precy and Judy are two residents who both have trouble speaking. Precy communicates through unintelligible grunts but gestures with her hands and eyes. You can tell she is joking when her grunt is followed by laughter and a smirk. Judy is a former stroke victim whose hands reach out to grasp words that seem to have escaped her. Though they cannot keep up with the banter of the other women, they both like to station themselves in the middle of things-sharing their thoughts with anyone patient enough to listen. : by bnbermundo, Views[936]
         		 The home is not one of those places that feel heavy upon entering. There is a quiet peace with a tinge of melancholy that seems to characterize everything. From clothes hanging on a lonely line to a room full of rusty wheelchairs to a soft light seeping through whispy curtains. Almost as though everything is romantically forgotten. : by bnbermundo, Views[911]
         		 Bahay Pag-ibig (House of Love) is a home for abandoned senior citizens whose families no longer take care of them. Sometimes due to financial constraints sometimes by choice. It houses, feeds and cares for 60 elderly men and women with no where else to go.: by bnbermundo, Views[2042]
         		 WAITING. The lady with an umbrella is patiently waiting for the coming boat oozing with sardines. : by foodforthoughts, Views[1757]
         		 FISH ALL AROUND. Men are having a hard time getting the captured fish which is all around them.: by foodforthoughts, Views[403]
     
    WOMEN AT WORK. These women are happily sorting and getting the sardines that will be sold later in the market.: by foodforthoughts, Views[442]
         		 GETTING THE FISH. Fishermen work hand in hand to get stucked sardines from their net filled with fish.: by foodforthoughts, Views[614]
         		 START OF THE DAY. Fisherfolks have started sorting the fish captured from their first catch.: by foodforthoughts, Views[423]
         		 Nothing beats an afternoon walk in the hinterlands. : by organicisms, Views[477]
         		 Kids take us to their playground. A lush field surrounded by forests and rivers.: by organicisms, Views[463]
     
    Two local kids take me to a cemetery on a hill in Sagada, North Philippines. : by organicisms, Views[502]
         		 The great balance of this house at the edge of a mountain road in Ifugao. : by organicisms, Views[919]
         		 Women walk back home after working in the fields in Mountain province, Philippines. : by organicisms, Views[1106]
         		 asik-asik falls: by baidzsaganding, Views[780]
         		 a sweet smile of a friend holding a food
     
    a unique designed of a house located in New Israel represents their culture, they called it
         		 a view from the viewdeck of Lake Sebu, one of the tourist destination in Mindanao: by baidzsaganding, Views[563]
         		 i ran and ran just to capture this butterfly: by baidzsaganding, Views[439]
         		 snail in the beach: by baidzsaganding, Views[353]
         		 View I saw on Boracay Island, Philippines, on my first step outside the hotel.: by astrajingga, Views[436]
     
    Summer at Crystal Cove Island, Boracay, Philippines.: by astrajingga, Views[397]
         		 Crystal Cove Island, Boracay, Philippines. Mommy and beach first-timer baby.: by astrajingga, Views[642]
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         		 An intimate moment of a man having his afternoon shower. : by katnip, Views[277]
         		 A man has his siesta in the middle of a bustling city. : by katnip, Views[247]
     
    A woman keeps working despite the heat.: by katnip, Views[197]
         		 An old lady contemplates on her food. Taking a break from work.: by katnip, Views[276]
         		 Save Green -Destroy Our oxygen-2: by hawkfazlul, Views[253]
         		 Save Green-Destroy Our Oxygen -1: by hawkfazlul, Views[241]
         		 Save Green -Oxygen for US-3: by hawkfazlul, Views[215]
     
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