Caviteño artist gives back to community through DIY business
This local artist makes resin arts selection for the best in unique or custom handmade pieces to meet the ends of his family. But more than that, he helps the community through this small business venture called Palamuti DIY shop.
Rosario LGU raffles off frontliner e-bikes to barangays
The local government unit (LGU) of Rosario in Cavite has raffled off BAJAJ frontliner e-bikes from the Jesus B. Del Rosario Foundation to the various barangays within its jurisdiction.
Cavite City puts twist in bihon with pancit choco ensu tinta
There is no doubt that pancit is one of the most famous and well-loved Filipino dishes. It comes in many varieties across the country, In Cavite City, instead of preparing the traditional pancit bihon, Cavitenos have come up with their very own pancit choco en su tinta.
Tour around with this Cultural Symbol of Cavite – Baby Bus
Jeepneys are the most popular and affordable means of public transportation in the Philippines. In some parts of Cavite, they have their own unique public utility vehicle, which is a bit larger than the famous jeepney yet smaller than typical buses. These are the “baby buses” or “mini buses” as locals call them. Alongside the traditional modes of transportation and private cars, baby buses can also be seen plying through the busy streets of Cavite.
Magtahong ay ‘di biro: What it’s like to be a mussel farmer
The cultivation of mussels (tahong) in the country started in Bacoor Bay in the towns of Bacoor and Kawit in Cavite. Operations were generally small-farm and family business. Glenda Hingada, a tahong farmer for 15 years from Kawit, shares how hard it is to cultivate mussels and how it provides livelihood to many fishermen and their families.
Pandays in Kawit hope to keep industry going
In the old days, Kawit had a lot of skilled pandays or blacksmiths who made itak and bolo which were used for war for freedom during the 19th century. Sadly, the once booming industry is now a dying business in Cavite. Nanay Marissa, who acquired the foundry from her husband’s ancestors, showed us the art of blacksmithing and the traditional way of making such crafted weapons. These blacksmiths were able to support their children in their studies by this craft.
Where to eat in Kawit? Check out this buffet resto Zhearl Ria
The restaurant is best known for serving favorite Filipino dishes including putok batok and the mouth-watering ulo ng lechon paired with liver sauce.
Long Beach Resort is perfect weekend getaway near Manila
Located just a few meters away from the highway, a great ambiance of the beach will greet visitors along with its welcoming staff. Guests do not have to worry for the resort is following government-mandated protocols to ensure safety during the pandemic.