The Dinagyang Festival is an annually celebrated socio-cultural-religious event in Iloilo City. It has contributed alot to the identity of Ilonggos and their cultural heritage. In itself, Dinagyang is a huge tourism affair which significantly helps strengthen the city’s already formidable reputation and income.
Here are the highlights of Dinagyang history: Read more
Iloilo Business Park welcomes 2016 with positive vibes. There’s a lot more exciting things in store this new year. Let us review the significant events that happened in Iloilo Business Park for the year 2015.
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The Philippines’ national hero, Jose Rizal, visited Iloilo City in 1896. He had a record of this visit due to this admirable habit of jotting down immediately his observations and impressions of people and places wherever he was. Read more
The bizarre, scary, and supernatural. Here are four Aswang and Ghost Stories in Iloilo City. Read more
Every Ilonggo is a proud Ilonggo wherever they are, and Pride of your Alma Mater is probably the next most powerful thing.
It’s only natural to feel proud of your alma mater because you simply recognize that you are what you are now because of the education your university has given you.
Here are the 8 universities in Iloilo City. Read more
With Iloilo’s rich culinary history, a handful of restaurants and food shops emerged as icons. They stood the test of time becoming not only recognizable but also pillars of Ilonggo food culture. Read more
Welcome to the city of tower cranes, Iloilo City.
For resident Ilonggos, these cranes are regarded with pride — taking them as symbols of progress and abundance. For tourists, the prevalent sight of these metal structures gradually building the beautiful concrete jungle is awe-inspiring.
At this rate of urban development, considering Iloilo City as progressive is a total understatement.
Let’s take a closer look at 3 of the most anticipated mixed-use developments in Iloilo City. Read more
[English translation of Presidente Benigno Aquino III’s Independence Day speech delivered in Sta. Barbara, Iloilo, on June 12, 2015]
IN OUR history, Independence Day has often been celebrated in Manila. This is because many of the events that led to our attainment of freedom happened in Manila and in places within its proximity. As President, I have chosen to go around the country because I am fully aware that the freedom we now enjoy was won by the actions of our countrymen from all over the Philippines. In 2011, I went to Kawit, Cavite; in 2012, I was in the Barasoain Church in Malolos, Bulacan; in 2013, we celebrated it in Liwasang Bonifacio in Manila; and last year, we went to Naga, Camarines Sur. Today, we are gathered here in Sta. Barbara, Iloilo, to recognize the contributions of our countrymen in the Visayas to the fight for our freedom. Next year, we plan on heading to a province in Mindanao to gaze upon our flag there and remember the heroism of our ancestors. Read more
Let’s talk about regional idiosyncracies as we explore Ilonggos’ quirkiness and understand why they behave the way they do.
This is a short list of observed Ilonggo quirks and their origins. Some would make you proud; some might infuriate you. Read on, and feel free to comment! Read more
I guess you have already heard about the several condominium projects here in Iloilo. These condos are from real estate giants such as Megaworld, Ayala, Filinvest, and Double Dragon (Injap).
Surely, investing in one of these properties is a smart financial move but it’s understandable for a judicious investor to think deeply about his choices — which condo to choose?
We don’t have all day to mull over these projects so we’ll just cover the top 3 condominiums and how they would differ from each other. This would definitely help you choose the one that suits you.
