A privately owned hill along the Lucban–Sampaloc road draws psychics, mediums, and spiritual seekers who say it holds labyrinths, “breathing” boulders and even a landing pad for UFOs. Here’s what’s known about the mysterious place, what believers say happens there, and why you can’t simply drive in. Read more »
The mermaid’s scaly, less charming counterpart has a name borrowed from Hokkien and a surprising second life in Filipino grammar. Here’s what the syokoy is, what old stories say about it, and why you might want to stay away from its river. Read more »
A city of black towers, bullet trains, and people with no groove above the lip. Here’s what Samar’s storytellers say about Biringan, and why they warn you never to eat its food. Read more »
A Filipino competitor has secured a podium finish at one of the world’s major skills competitions, giving the Philippines its first international medal at the event in nearly three decades. Read more »
EJ Obiena returns to defend his Asian Games pole vault title in Nagoya after a strong 2026 season that includes nine gold medals. Read more »
Alas Pilipinas men’s volleyball players say they have gone without allowances since July, with some borrowing money to attend training. The Philippine National Volleyball Federation has apologized and acknowledged that its efforts have not been enough. Read more »
