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Only in the Philippines

is a Filipino cultural gesture of showing respect to elders. It involves taking the elder's hand, touching it to one's forehead, and saying "Mano po" which roughly translates to "Please, bless me."

refers to a cold beverage in Filipino. It's often sold by street vendors or small shops, particularly during hot weather or as refreshments.

is a Filipino dessert with shaved ice, mixed with sweetened fruits, jellies, beans, and topped with leche flan, ube, and ice cream. It's a colorful and refreshing treat enjoyed during hot weather.

is a small primate found in the Philippines. It is known for its large eyes and long fingers used for catching insects. The tarsier is a native animal of the Philippines and is among the smallest primates in the world.

is a Filipino snack made of ripe mangoes and shrimp paste. The sweet and tangy mangoes complement the salty and savory flavor of the bagoong, creating a popular and delicious combination.

is a Filipino street food made of soft tofu, sweet syrup, and tapioca pearls. It is often served warm in the mornings by taho vendors, who carry large metal containers strapped to a pole across their shoulders.

is a Filipino term referring to a marketplace or flea market where vendors sell various goods such as clothes, accessories, toys, gadgets, and food items.