Aside from the bahay kubo, however, the earliest pre-colonial dwellings in the Philippines naturally exist within nature. Examples include caves and molded hollows on cliffs and mountainsides.

Let’s take a look at how the Philippine home evolved from the iconic bahay kubo to the modern dwelling that it is today. A quick dive through the annals of Philippine architecture may likely ...

Jona Viray, known professionally as Jona, has established herself as one of the Philippines’ most powerful vocalists. Her rendition of “Bahay Kubo” showcases her incredible range and control ...

To mark the 127th Philippine Independence Day, Filipinos worldwide are invited to reconnect with their roots through the new ...

MANILA, Philippines — MaArte Fair, the much-awaited fundraising event by non-profit Museum Foundation of the Philippines Inc. (MFPI), concluded its August 4 to 6 run in The Peninsula Manila with ...

This image of the tinikling-dancing noble provincial in his bahay kubo is found everywhere the Philippines is represented—from tourism campaigns to the interior décor of restaurants serving Filipino ...

Bahay Kubo (which means bamboo, stilt or nipa hut in Tagalog, the most common dialect in the Philippines) opened in early February in the Royal Albert Arms Hotel at 48 Albert St. Photo by Laina ...

nullWhen Noel and Aida Tizon opened Bahay Kubo Filipino Store and Restaurant in Victorville just two months ago, they celebrated the second location of their Asian food “adventure.” ...