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Phú Thọ brings its cultural heritage into a digital future
Phú Thọ is combining community-led conservation with new technology to keep its cultural traditions alive, enrich tourism and pass the values of the ancestral land on to future generations.
Atasha Muhlach able to vindicate self in ‘Bongga Ka ‘Day’ musical, says John Lapus
Atasha Muhlach can stand tall as she was able to vindicate herself amid the criticisms when she landed the lead role of Annie Batungbakal in the “Bongga Ka ‘Day” musical, said co-star and veteran stage and screen actor…
FACT CHECK: Video of people panic-buying water drums for Super El Niño is AI-generated
Multiple satirical videos surfaced online after Marcos advised people to buy buckets to store water amid concerns over Super El Niño
Australia's biggest airport project in decades opens with few flights scheduled
Sydney's A$5.6 billion (US$3.9 billion) second airport will take its first passengers on Oct. 25 with half a dozen or fewer scheduled flights a day for the next 12 months, Bloomberg reported, citing aviation data…
Rich flyers’ splurges are saving airlines from a margin collapse
Carriers are pushing into luxury travel on a bet that affluent passengers will keep spending on pricey seats
Jiuzhaigou tourism set for fresh boost in wake of new variety show
More people are expected to show eagerness to visit the Jiuzhaigou scenic area in southwest China’s Sichuan Province following the broadcast of the new variety show Natural High.
Chasing autumn colors in Beijing
Autumn brings colorful foliage to Beijing's hills and forests, and several scenic spots are hosting red-leaf festivals from October to November. From mountain hikes and panoramic views to historic sites and evening…
Việt Nam – Japan sculpture exhibition brings artists together in Kanagawa
More than 30 sculptures by Vietnamese and Japanese artists will be displayed at the “Dialogue” exhibition in Japan's Kanagawa prefecture from November 8-11, offering a space for artistic exchange and helping strengthen…
Four Chinese sites added to World Heritage Irrigation Structures list
Four Chinese irrigation projects have been added to the World Heritage Irrigation Structures (WHIS) list, bringing China's total to 46.
EXPLAINER: Why are there storms during El Niño
Several areas in northern Luzon are under Signal No. 1 after Super Typhoon Champi entered the Philippine Area of Responsibility (PAR) on Tuesday morning and was given a local name Rosal.
