The rich, volcanic soil of Mayon has long shaped the land. Now, through this chocolate factory, it’s shaping something just as enduring – the future of hundreds of families.

Popular with both tourists and local wildlife, the Mayon Volcano stands tall against the landscape of Bicol as its most famous sight. Photograph by Jilson Tiu 8 min read You’ve heard of Manila ...

The tragedy of the Mayon volcano eruption in 1814, that buried the Cagsawa church and its community, has imparted to the people of Albay lessons in preemptive evacuation and the Zero Casualty idea.

The Department of Tourism in Bicol (DOT-5) is reminding tourists to use and transact with accredited operators and service providers as the summer vacation and Holy Week approach. In an interview on ...

The Department of Science and Technology-Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (DOST-Phivolcs)7 launched on ...