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The Philippines is one of those hot [ 22°C-38°C], humid [85%] Asian countries filled with a great quantity of endearing relaxed people, tropical jungle and magnificent beaches and Philippine resorts - warm crystalline blue waters, and luxurious resorts blessed with a variety of marine life -some of which are now the preserve of luxury resorts. The country costs little to travel in unless you stay at a decorative or ornamented resort, and that's not necessary; there are plenty of hotels designed for low-income consumers available.
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Halo-halo is a Filipino word that means mixture. While it describes a popular dessert, it could also describe the Filipinos. They look like Asians, write and speak English like Americans, worship like Spaniards, and have an outlook that is international.
Like the Southern Chinese, the Thai, Malay, Indonesian and Burmese, the modern-day Filipino traces his remotest genetic lines back to an Australoid and Mongoloid stock. You will also find a touch of Caucasian, Chinese, Indian and Arabic in their gene pool as well. But to truly understand the Filipino, you have to look at the land. The historic isolation between islands and the topographic isolation on each island, become the primary influence governing regional traits and societal behavior.
This diversity makes Filipinos all the more interesting. However, what is apparent isn't how different they are from each other, but rather how alike they are. Brought together by a common history, and looking forward to a common future, it is not surprising to find a sharing of certain traits. Their warmth, graciousness and hospitality—all part of the Filipino psyche—will make your stay a delight.