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Battle of the Moriones

Marinduque – A Rising Destination

2011-05-12 by Aleksandr Shatskih

Beautiful beaches make Marinduque very attractive for tourists

The sheer choice of destinations in the Philippines is simply overwhelming. With 7,107 islands in its chain, choosing just one can be a daunting, let alone challenging, prospect. To make things easier for you, there is a simple answer. Go straight to the heart of the Philippines – Marinduque. Home of the colorful Moriones Festival, […]

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