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Contrasting Truths of Faith: Dinagat Islands
Despite its enviable biodiversity, Dinagat remains as one of the poorest provinces in the country. It is ruled by one of the most enduring political dynasties in the country, the Ecleos, who also founded Philippine Benevolent Missionaries Association, Inc. (PBMA), a non-sectarian religious organization that, outside of the province, is viewed as a cult.
Of Sand, Sunsets, and Six-Inch Heels
Tucked in a nondescript alleyway between the main road and Station 2’s beach is Rainbow Cafe, where pride flutters like…
Hiking Sulu’s Highest Peak
Now declared free from insurgent groups and a moderately challenging 2.5-hour walk, a hike to Bud Tumantangis, Sulu’s highest peak,…
There’s Nothing Like Batanes
If you're looking for a place to pause, unmoor from chaos, and be regaled by nature’s unique wonders, Batanes might…
The Idyllic Charms of Biliran
Splendid faraway beaches, accessible waterfalls, and hospitable locals – these are what await you in Biliran.
Explore the archipelago in our maiden issue
The Archipelago Press Volume 1 Issue 1
Featuring evocative writing from Palanca-winning authors and the Philippines’ boldest travel writers, our first release explores the many meanings of home.
Explore the archipelago in our maiden issue
The Archipelago Press Volume 1 Issue 1100
Featuring evocative writing from Palanca-winning authors and the Philippines’ boldest travel writers, our first release explores the many meanings of home.
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Riding The Faultlines of Cavite
How a man with no plan found grit, growth, and unlikely kinship in the mountains.
Inaul: Maguindanao’s Vibrant and Enduring Woven Tradition
Maguindanao’s local textile historically was a status symbol for royal and noble families, and weavers pass it on from generation…
My Solo Weekend in Dapitan: More than Rizal’s Place of Exile
As the place where the Philippine national hero was exiled during the Spanish era, Dapitan offers a deep dive into history through its plethora of centuries-old attractions, plus a beautiful…
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Of Sand, sunsets, and six-inch heels
In Boracay’s Rainbow Cafe, pride flutters like a stubborn heartbeat.
DESTINATION SPOTLIGHTS
Stories, poetry, and portraits of home from readers.
Children Of Our Time
We used to play in the mornings,afternoons too. Sleeveless shirtson bloated figures, salty snacksand ice cream cones to chew.Rinse and…
A Migrant’s Dream of Ice
I am at my lowest ebbA thousand miles from homeThe harshness of the coldDrives the pain to my bones With…