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Cebu Island Tourism (Philippines)
Patrick Andrews Cebu Island Tourism (Philippines). Tour and Vacation guide. Cebu is a kaleidoscope of varying cultures and lifestyles, a meeting of east and west, a fusion of things traditional and modern. This is influenced by the various phases of Cebu: being the spot where Philippine history began, becoming the cradle of Christianity, experiencing American and Japanese occupation, and later on transforming itself into a regional hub of everything from arts and craftsmanship, to business and information technology. All these, plus the convergence of personalities and groups from varying backgrounds give the island a culture and lifestyle that is uniquely Cebu. Traditions remain unchanged over the years, while every taste of things that are modern is embraced. Cebu Province has 44 towns and seven cities, various urban centers and countryside, islands and mountain ranges, age-old crafts, and new technology. These diverse factors give the many faces of Cebu but still, all lead to one culture of excellence and piety, and a lifestyle of stylish fun all rolled into one
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Top 50 Best Things to do in Cebu City, Philippines
Welcome to our comprehensive list of 50 must-visit attractions and activities in Cebu City, Philippines. From historical landmarks and cultural treasures to breathtaking natural wonders and thrilling adventures, this collection encompasses the very best experiences that this vibrant city has to offer. Immerse yourself in Cebu's rich history by visiting iconic sites such as Magellan's Cross, a symbol of the city's significant role in the Philippines' colonial past. Fort San Pedro, the oldest fort in the country, provides a fascinating glimpse into Cebu's defensive heritage. Discover the spiritual side of the city at the Basilica Minore del Santo Niño, a majestic church housing the revered Sa...
An Ethnoarchaeological Study of the Blacksmithing Technology in Cebu Island, Philippines
The island of Cebu, located in Central Philippines, appeared in Western documents basically due to two events in world history. First, when Ferdinand Magellan's fleet returned to Seville in 1522 after circumnavigating the world. Cebu arose for the second time in history due to the discovery of the return route through the Pacific 44 years after Magellan. Apart from these events in maritime history, Cebu played a significant role in interisland trading during the pre-Hispanic period. The Spanish chroniclers saw a very vibrant center of trade. The goods traded by the Chinese include porcelain, gold, slaves and food supplies. It can be inferred that through Chinese traders the local <I>pandays (blacksmiths) got hold of iron that they used for different kinds of tools. In the archaeological sites uncovered in the historic district of Cebu, much material has been found that needs further study and interpretation. This book investigates, as an example, found pieces of a blacksmith's shop.
