PHIL GEO (MIDTERMS)

CORDILLERA ADMINISTRATIVE REGION

encompasses most of the areas within the Cordillera Central mountain range of Luzon, the largest range in the country.

Baguio

Regional Center of CAR

• Abra

• Apayao

• Benguet

• Ifugao

• Kalinga

• Mountain Province

The Cordillera Administrative Region include the provinces of:

MacArthur Highway, NLEX, SCTEX, TPLEX

Port of Access in CAR (LAND)

• Abrenian Kawayan Festival

• Arya Abra

• Tingguian Festival

Abra Festivals

Say-am Festival

Apayao Festivals

• Strawberry Festivals

• Adivay Festival

• Panagbenga Festival

Benguet Festivals

• Imbayah Festival

• Gotad Ad Festival

Ifugao Festivals

• Matagoan Festival

• Ullalim Festival

Kalinga Festival

• Lang-ay Cultural Festival

Mount Province Festivals

• IGOROT

• Apayao

• Ibaloi

• Ifugao

• Kalinga

• Isneg

• Bontoc

Major Cultural Groups in CAR

Bicol Region (Region 5)

has become an attractive destination for domestic and international tourists, with its pristine white sand beaches, old churches, Mayon Volcano, cuisine and good-natured hospitality. Acknowledging the economic contribution of tourism, the provinces have developed tourism sites that have become famous for its unique offerings.

Legazpi city

Regional Capital of Bicol Region

• Albay

• Camarines Norte

• Camarines Sur

• Catanduanes

• Masbate

• Sorsogon.

The provinces in the Bicol Region (Region 5) include:

• Legazpi Airport

• Pili Airport

• Virac Airport

• PNR

Port of Access in BIcol Region

• Magayon Festival

• Ibalong Festival

• Tabak Festival

• Sarung Banggi Festival

• Kadagatan Festival

• Pilgrimage To Joroan

Albay Festivals

• Pabirik Festival

• Palong Festival

• Mercedes Fish-tival

Camarines Norte Festivals

• Feast of Our Lady of Penafrancia

• Karanowan Festival

• Partido Baybayon Festival

• Boa-Boahan Alinsangan Festival

• Kaogma Festival

Camarines Sur Festivals

• Catandungan Padadyaw Festival

• Catandungan Festival

Catanduanes Festival

• Himag-ulaw Festival

• Rodeo Masbateno

• Dayaw Dalan Festival

Masbate Festivals

• Pastores Festival

• Butanding Festival

• Padaraw Festival

• Pili Festival

• Kasanggayahan Festival

Sorsogon Festivals

Agriculture

Major Induistries in Bicol Region

• Bikolanon

• Masbateño

• Sorsoganon

• Rinconada

• Bisakol

• Tagalog

• Cebuano

• Hiligaynon

Language and Dialects in Bicol Region

is home to some of the most beautiful beaches in the world including the world-famous Boracay. The region’s tourism potential has been recognized globally and given the necessary infrastructure with the presence of international airports.

Western Visayas (Region 6)

Iloilo City

Regional Capital of Western Visayas

• Aklan

• Antique

• Capiz

• Guimaras

• Iloilo

The provinces in the Western Visayas region are:

• Kalibo International Airport

• Iloilo International Airport

• Caticlan Airport

• Iloilo City Port

• Caticlan Port

• New Washington Port

• Roxas City Port

Port of Access in Western Visayas

• Ati-Atihan Festival

Aklan Festivals

• Binirayan Festival

Amtique Festival

• Sinadya sa Halaran Festival

• CAPIZtahan!

Capiz Festival

• Manggahan Festival

Guimaras Festival

• Dinagyang Festival

• Feast of Our Lady of Candles

Iloilo Festivals

• Visayan

• Hiligaynon 

• Ilonggo

Major Cultural Groups in Western Visayas

• Filipino

• English

• Akeanon

• Malynon

• Ati

• Buruanganon

• Capiznon

• Hiligaynon

• Kinaray-a

• Caluyanon

• Inati

• Ligbok

Language and Dialects in Western Visayas

• Negros Occidental

• Negros Oriental

• Siquijor

Negros Islan Region provinces:

Siquijor

is slowly creating noise as an enchanting natural destination in Central Philippines.

• Bacolod-Silay International Airport

• Dumaguete Airport

• Siquijor Ports

• Dumaguete Port

• Bacolod Port

Port of access in NIR

• Mass Kara Festival

• Panaad sa Negros Festival

• Minuluan Festival

Negros Occidental Festivals

• Buglasan Festival

• Sandurot Festival

• Tawo-tawo Festival

• Pasayaw Festival

Negros Oriental Festivals

• Bugwas Festival

• Dila-ab Festival

• Solili Festival

• Lubi Festival

Siquijor Festivals

Central Visayas region (Region 7)

has two of the most dynamic tourism-driven destinations in the country. Bohol and Cebu are included in the Top Ten list of most visited destinations of both local and domestic tourists.

Cebu city

Central Visayas regional capital

• Bohol

• Cebu

Central Visayas Region is comprised of the provinces of:

• Mactan-Cebu International Airport

• Bohol-Panglao International Airport

• Cebu International Port

• Tagbilaran City Tourist Pier

Port of Access in Central Visayas

• Sandugo Festival

• And Miguel Lopez de Legazpi

• Pandayan Festival

• Ubi Festival

• Bolibong Kingking Festival

• Suroy sa Misukero

• Sambat Mascara Y Regatta Festival

• SidlaKasilak

• Pahinungod Festival

Bohol Festivals

• Sinulog Festival

• Paskuhan Festival

• Kadaugan sa Mactan

• Dinagat Festival

• Siloy Festival

• Banig Festival

• Mantawi Festival

• Tostado Festival

• Kawayan Festival

Cebu Festivals

Eastern Visayas (Region 8)

was heavily affected by super typhoon “Yolanda” in November 2013; the region has shown its resilience by bouncing back from the devastation. With its beautiful natural attractions, tourists have been enamored by its charm.

Tacloban City

Regional Capital of Eastern Visayas

• Biliran

• Eastern Samar

• Leyte

• Northern Samar;

• Samar (Western Samar)

• Southern Leyte

The Eastern Visayas region includes the provinces of:

• Gapnod Festival

• Ibid Festival

• Bagazumbol Festival

Biliran Festivals

• Padul-ong Festival

• Lechon Festival

Eastern Samar Festival

• Lubi-lubi Festival

• Sanggutan Festival

• Alikaraw Festival

• Pintados-Kasadyaan Festival

Leyte Festivals

Bangkaton Festival

Northern Samar Festival

• Alimango Festival

• Mayaw-mayaw Festival

• Manaragat Festival

Samar Festivals

• Ajonay Festivals

• Pagkamugna Festival

• Pabulhon Festival

• Karomata Festival

• Manha-on Festival

Souther Leyte Festivals

Zambaonga Peninsula (Region 9)

was previously known as Western Mindanao before the enactment of Executive Order No. 36 on September 19, 2001.

• Zamboanga del Norte

• Zamboanga del Sur

• Zamboanga Sibugay

• Sulu Zamboanga

Zambaonga Peninsula (Region 9) provinces:

Pagadian City

regional capital of Zamboanga Festival

• Buklog Festival

• Hudyaka Festival

• Kinabayo Festival

Zamboanga del Norte Festivals

• Kutsitsa Festival

• Megayon Festival

Zambaonga Del sur Festivals

• Sibug-Sibug Festival

• Pasalamat Festival

• Kasikas Festival

• Bangus Festival

• Kasadyaan Festival

Zamboanga Sibugay Festivals

• Vinta Festival

• Maligay Festival

• Pangalay Festival

Sulu Festivals

Zamboanga Hermosa Festival/FIesta Pilar

Zamboanga city Festivals