Have you ever wondered how is it like to be working behind everything that you see in WOWBatangas.com? This 5-year-old website had gone a lot of changes in the past. Moreover, our team had welcomed quite a long list of people who were given the chance to be part of …

Apart from Christmas and Holy Week, ‘Undas’ (All Souls Day / Day of the Dead) is one event Filipinos look forward to each year. These three events reunite family members and give them the chance to catch up on the lost times and commemorate something of tradition. All Saints Day …

How well do you know the products of Batangas province? You have heard about OTOP countless of times before. These four letters stand for Department of Trade and Industry’s “One Town, One Product”, a project which promotes the products of a particular town or city in the country. These products …

Admit it or not, there was a point when you turned green with envy because of us featuring sumptuous dishes from the restaurants we’ve visited. Pardon us, but we’re bringing back the yummiest food destinations in Batangas! Ready for a throwback of the restaurants we’ve featured here before? Drool! Some …

When the going gets tough, some go shopping. And now is the best time to do that as SM City Batangas holds another 3-Day Sale from today, Oct. 18 until Sunday, Oct. 20. Surely, it’s energy-draining to go to every shop at the mall just to find the best deals …

Are you still grooving to the music hits of the ’70s? If yes, then you should not miss a night of OPM hits from that decade in “The 70’s Superband” concert at LIMA Park Hotel on October 18, 7PM. Do you still remember VST & Co. (where Tito Sotto, Vic …

A surefire way to cut expenses from your Christmas shopping list is to take advantage of mallwide sales which will guarantee you of huge discounts from your purchases. And that’s what the upcoming SM City Batangas 3-Day Sale is all about. Draft your shopping list now as SM City Batangas …

Yesterday, we posted on our Facebook page how Lipa City got its name. Then people started thanking us for the tidbit of knowledge and sharing “ah kaya pala” comments on the thread. Then followed questions on the etymologies of Calaca and Lian. So, to help answer these questions, we thought …