Philippines Women's

Kimberly Adrian belongs to Caloocan. She is high school student and sent her photo through our contact form. Kimberly says that she loves her country too much and prides to be a Philippine. She writes in her email that hundreds of years of history have shaped the Philippines into what it is today, a melting pot of cultures from European, Asian and North American cultures. If history is what you are after, then you will discover a vast number of historic locations you can visit on many the Paradise Philippines islands, from the walled city of Intramuros in Old Manila built by the conquering Spaniards in the 16th century, to the Rice Terraces of Banaue built thousands of years ago by the indigenous natives of the cordillera, and to the more recent ruins of Corregidor which served as fort for the American troops during World War II.

Here is photo of cover girl of Seventeen Magazine. This snap captured on crazy party of Roxy Summer Splash event. On that event some big names also performed with local bands like Altered Frequency, One Buck Short, Frequency Canon, Bittersweet And Pop Shuvit.

Yette Espejo belongs to Manila and studies in The Philippine Women’s University. She sent her photo through our contact form. She has also sent a little introduction of her university, which she wants to share with our readers. Yette writes in her email that The Philippine Women’s University founded as Philippine Women’s College in 1919. it is located along district of Malate in the city of Manila. The college was granted its university status in 1932 and recognized as first university of women in Asia. She tells that preparation for vocation or profession for leadership to achieve the dignity of professional work The Philippine Women’s University can be best for any women.

Yette more tells that the university is now completing its ninth decade of institutional life and is moving toward its centenary in 2020. It has coped with many vicissitudes, including being burned and razed to the ground during the battle for the liberation of Manila in 1945. But, phoenix like, Philippine Women’s University arose from the ashes, grew and flourished, even more vigorous, innovative and determined to continue serving the youth of the land to make them be the best they can become.

Mariel John belongs to Manila. She is student of post graduation. In the photo she is standing in Cherry Blossoms Hotel Manila. She tells that Cherry Blossoms Hotel is located in most attractive and busy area of Manila. The Robinson’s Place Ermita right behind the hotel and the country’s largest mall, the SM Mall of Asia, proud owner of the country’s only IMAX 3D theatre and Asia’s only Olympic-sized ice skating rink, along Diosdado Macapagal Avenue, a few minutes from the hotel. Around the hotel you can find best shopping centers of the city. Well Mariel thanks for your contribution, we would really like to see you again.

Angelica James belongs to Manila. This photo was captured last month when she went Singapore for visit with her family. Angelica tells that Singapore is her favorite place to visit because Singapore is one of the prettiest island nations in Asia. Sentosa is synonymous with Singapore entertainment and is a compelling paradise filled with sunny beaches, bountiful attractions, sea sports and ample recreational facilities. A tourist on Singapore Travel can explore numerous facets and characteristics housed there Sentosa is truly an island of tranquility. It is perfect for people who want some peace, quiet and relaxation. In addition, there is not that many attractions as Singapore so you can definitely relax and rejuvenate yourself before heading back to a chaotic city life.

She more tells that the Sentosa Island is a world in itself. From housing world-class spas to golf clubs to serene beaches and classic entertainment facilities, Sentosa houses it all. There are 3 noteworthy beaches in the island, the Palawan, the Siloso and the Tanjong Beach. They are ideal places to enjoy being amidst nature and also in the company of the near ones. One could also visit the several eateries housed here for a never before dining experience. In Singapore, if you want to go to Sentosa Island, taking the efficient Singapore public transportation system already ends up relaxing you. You can either take the Sentosa Bus, Sentosa Express train or the cable car.