HistoryTabon Cave: Reading the Philippines’ Deep Past in Stone, Bone and Clay
In southern Palawan, Tabon’s discoveries reveal skilled hands and long human histories. The evidence is richer than a single story of “the first Filipino.”
November 2026
Stories first published in November 2026, from every Orient Gazette department.
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PlacesPuerto Princesa’s Underground River: The Forest Behind the Wonder
Palawan’s famous river is more than a cave excursion. Understanding its forest, tides and wildlife makes the journey deeper—and the planning clearer.
HistoryCorregidor: The Island That Still Guards Manila’s Memory
Beyond Corregidor’s guns and ruined barracks lies a human history of nurses, prisoners and return—and a reason to visit with care.
PlacesMayon Beyond the Perfect Cone: History and the October 2026 Eruption
Mayon’s October explosion is part of an ongoing eruption. Its history explains why this celebrated Philippine landscape demands attention as well as wonder.
CultureThe New Pinoy Big Brother House: Where It Is and What Happened to the Old One
PBB has a new address in Quezon City. Behind the move is a story about television, changing workplaces and a familiar Filipino landmark.
The ProfilerA Heartbreaking Goodbye: Ate Gay, Gil Aducal Morales, Passes Away
A wave of sadness has swept through the entertainment community following the passing of Gil Aducal Morales, affectionately known as Ate Gay. After a difficult fight for his life, the beloved comedian has passed away, leaving behind memories, laughter, and a legacy cherished by many. As family, friends, and supporters mourn his loss, tributes and prayers continue to pour in.