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This blog is maintained and updated by Cebuano writers who are on a quest to rediscover the land of their birth and share their experiences with people interested in learning about this island that is the birthplace of Christianity in Asia.
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At a gathering of Cebu business movers, British consul Moya Jackson raised the lack of an online resource for tourists interested in traveling to Cebu.
MyCebu aims to partly answer this need by providing information to local and foreign travelers who want to explore the many historical structures and spots, white sand beaches, and numerous falls, lakes, and rivers that can be found in this queen island of the south.
Beyond Cebu City’s surprising contrast of urban and rustic character, Lapu-Lapu City’s mix of industry and leisure, Mandaue City’s nightlife are places breathtaking but rarely traveled: among them Argao’s Bugasok Falls and Balay sa Agta (House of the Ogre) cave, Aloguinsan’s hidden beach, hot springs in Carmen, and Moalboal’s underwater wonder.
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April 4, 2012 |
Cebuanos go on Visita Iglesia or beach trips during Holy Week
For Christian Catholics in Cebu, the Holy Week celebration entails a long break from work. In keeping with the...
December 21, 2011 |
Smart, MyCebu.ph to deliver info on tourism, heritage sites through phone scanning
Philippine wireless leader Smart Communications, Inc. (Smart) and Cebu-based website MyCebu.ph have partnered to...
December 16, 2011 |
Smart, MyCebu.ph offer Sinulog guidebook for free download
(Update: The Sinulog guidebook can now be downloaded in this page) The country’s wireless leader Smart...









