Update on "New 7 Wonders of Nature"

Good news readers and fellow bloggers, as of this writing, the Philippine entry to the New 7 Wonders of Nature:

#7 Tubbataha Reef

#9 Chocolate Hills, Bohol

#10 Puerto Princesa Subterranean River National Park

I'm very sure that a lot of us, Filipinos, are very happy with this development. It would be nice if Tubbataha Reef will retain its current ranking or better if it would move even higher. Bloggers let us help promote the other two Philippine entries, Chocolate Hills of Bohol and Subterranean River National Park, Puerto Princesa, Palawan. This 3 entries are truly a wonders of nature.

In voting with this 3 Philippine entries, it would promote our tourism and it could give our kababayan jobs.

Readers, I'm inviting you to visit this places and be amaze with this 3 entries to the New 7 Wonders of Nature.

Vote Now!!.....

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Bangus Festival

Dagupan City, Philippines, will be busy this month as it prepares the annual Bangus Festival. This event designed to highlight the local bangus industry and promote the city as the "Bangus Capital of the World".

It also made its way to the Guinness World Record as it achived the feat of having the longest barbecue grill composed of 10,000 pieces of milkfish placed simultaneously on 1,000 units of grills (measuring one meter long each), measuring 1,007.56 meters (3,305.64ft) long.


Bangus Festival 2008 is scheduled on April 26 to May 1. The Festival will be featuring various merry-making activities like the Bangus Harvest Dance Fest, the 101Ways to Cook Bangus, and the Grand Creative Float Parade. Of course the festivity would not be complete without the Barbecue Street Party that will be held on April 30at 6 p.m. On May 1, Dagupan City will join the whole Pangasinan in celebrating the Pista’y Dayat Festival. Activities prepared by the city include the Bangus Rodeo and Palaro sa Dagat.


If you wish to be part of the festivity you can reached Dagupan City via north bound bus from Manila (to name some bus such as Victory Liner, Philippine Rabbit)about 8-10 hrs land travel. If you want to know more about the Bangus Festival 2008 and its schedule of events, visit: http://www.dagupanbangusfestival08.com/

To All Dagupeños and Pangasinense, Happy Fiesta!!!!

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