Casa Alegria Antipolo

01/11/2024

The iconic landmark is usually covered by this time 😳

26/10/2024

21/08/2024

"Escape the everyday and unwind in style this long weekend! Discover relaxation and luxury with a stay, where every moment feels like a getaway. Book now and make the most of your time off!"

12/08/2024

ANG GALING NG PINOY! 🇵🇭

Nanguna ang Pilipinas sa lahat ng bansa sa Southeast Asia sa nagdaang matapos mag-uwi ng 2 gold at 2 bronze medals.

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22/06/2024

20/06/2024

Melba’s Farm, our home for two nights, is actually a forest, secretly tucked between Talisay and Bacolod City.

09/06/2024

That would be awesome! 🤩

30/05/2024

Open for Leasing Opportunities
3,000 sq Meter Lot

01/05/2024

01/05/2024

30/04/2024

27/04/2024

On 27 April 1521, forces under the command of Lapulapu defeated a Spanish raid led by the Portuguese navigator Ferdinand Magellan on the shores of Mactan Island.

The battle erupted from a leadership dispute between Lapulapu and Rajah Humabon of neighboring Sugbo (present day Cebu) wherein Magellan offered to attack Mactan on behalf of Humabon as a demonstration of European fighting prowess and as a sign of their friendship. Magellan and his fleet found themselves in Cebu during their expedition in search of the Spice Islands of the Mollucas.

After their defeat at the hands of the warriors of Mactan, the surviving Spanish were later chased out of Cebu by Humabon and went on to other parts of the present day Philippines and Southeast Asia. Sebastian Elcano, captain of the ship Victoria, and his crew continued their journey back to Spain via a route through the Indian Ocean and completed the earliest recorded circumnavigation of the World.

After the battle, little else was recorded on Lapulapu’s subsequent life. In recognition of their triumph against foreign intervention, the Filipino people commemorated the 500th Anniversary of the Battle of Mactan in 2021 and sponsored the production of an artistic portrait of the Hero of Mactan.

See more about the NHCP’s Statement on Lapulapu’s origins and subsequent life HERE: https://www.facebook.com/nqc2021/posts/pfbid0zc5b59JWvvpqT9845snDtyivhzbVpAY6BFNyUCs1JnhCccFRVvwesMXctsVzFSsXl