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Ethnic Groups of the Philippines Valuable Information Help Us Help Home Our Mission Ethnic Groups Languages and Dialects Languages and Data Cultural Articles Philippines Profile Country Profile Regions and Provinces Philippine Maps Political Map Ethnic Groups Map Arts and Culture Festivals in the Philippines Filipino Voices Photo Gallery Contact Us Welcome to Ethnic Groups of the Philippines Thank you for visiting Ethnic Groups of the Philippines and for your interest and desire to learn more about the ethnology of the Philippines. Ethnic Groups of the Philippines is an educational website. Essentially, we encourage the reader to treat this website as a coffee table e-book that can serve as a source of information and inspire the pursuit of further studies of its content or related materials. One of the main objectives is to expose readers to the cultural diversity of the Philippines, by introducing a collection of both existing and vanished ethnic groups, ethnolinguistic groups, languages, and immigrant groups found in the country. Ethnic Groups of the Philippines website provides a profile of facts, figures, intelligent trivia on Filipino culture and information on festivals in the Philippines to immerse the visitor in true Filipino culture and life. The numerous photographs in the photo gallery section, province and political maps , essays on Filipino voices and articles are an armchair tourist’s guide that brings to life the great diversity of peoples and cultures in the Philippines. Republic of the Philippines (Republika ng Pilipinas) Capital: Manila Population: 116,434,200 (2023 est.) Number of Islands: 7,641 Three main geographical divisions: Luzon, Visayas, Mindanao Administrative Divisions: 81 provinces, 146 chartered cities Currency: Philippine Peso (Php) Learn more about the Philippines Ethnic Groups Learn More Languages Learn More Cultures Learn More Provinces Learn More Cultural Articles 14 Oct Can Education Help Promote Tingguian Culture? 14 October 2023 BAGUIO, Philippines – The Philippines is home to numerous ethnic communities sharing a remarkable history that by Ethnic Groups Philippines Staff 29 Sep Uncovering the Ancient Traditions of the Ibaloi People 29 September 2023 LA TRINIDAD, Philippines – The Ibaloi, also called Nabaloi or Inibaloy, are among the indigenous people collectively known as the Benguet people who occupy the Northern part of by Ethnic Groups Philippines Staff 10 Sep Is Siargao a Surfer’s Paradise? 10 September 2023 MANILA, Philippines – Blessed with a long coastline and more than seven thousand islands, the Philippines has been slowly emerging as a surfer’s paradise in recent years. by Ethnic Groups Philippines Staff 31 Aug Where Does the Bugkalot Ethnic Group Come From? 31 August 2023 BAYOMBONG, Philippines – Tucked away in the Sierra Madre mountain range, primarily in the provinces of Nueva Vizcaya, Nueva Ecija, Isabela, Quirino, and Aurora, is the Bugkalot by Ethnic Groups Philippines View More The Zamboangueño is a distinct creole ethnolinguistic group in the Philippines whose language flourished and survived in the area for more than 400 years. How did this come to be? Learn More Photo of the Month A man walks in the flooded streets of Pasay City, Manila Ethnic Groups Map Photo Gallery Ayta children of Botolan, Zambales Image 1 of 274 Ayta children of Botolan, Zambales during the Adamson University Akyat Aklat outreach program Connections Get In Touch Donate your article, news, poetry, photos or anything about the Philippines! For Questions and Comments send us an email . Home | Our Mission | Ethnic Groups | Languages and Dialects | Languages and Data | Cultural Articles | Country Profile | Regions and Provinces | Political Map | Ethnic Groups Map | Festivals in the Philippines | Filipino Voices | Photo Gallery | Contact Us Copyright © 2023. Ethnic Groups Philippines. All Rights...